Offense shows weakness in win
By John Taddei | April 23, 2007Attackman Zach Greer scored five goals as the No. 3 Blue Devils (11-2) overcame sloppy offensive play to defeat No. 19 Army 11-5 Saturday at Koskinen Stadium.
Attackman Zach Greer scored five goals as the No. 3 Blue Devils (11-2) overcame sloppy offensive play to defeat No. 19 Army 11-5 Saturday at Koskinen Stadium.
Taped up all around the Duke locker room, self-made flyers remind the Blue Devils what they have been through and what they need to do to succeed in the future. "One Heartbeat, One Brain!" On the...
Last Thursday, Virginia head coach Dom Starsia called up his counterpart at Duke. "What's new?" Starsia asked John Danowski, a friend and colleague Starsia has known for more than 30 years. Of...
With his arms fully extended, Brad Ross caught Matt Danowski's pass right in front of the Virginia crease. From that position, Ross could only flick the ball backhanded towards the goal, and with...
When North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper announced that three former Duke lacrosse players were exonerated of all charges levied against them a year ago, the whole program gave a...
"Bittersweet." That was the word head coach John Danowski and captains Ed Douglas and Matt Danowski used to describe their feelings following Wednesday's announcement by North Carolina State...
Early in the third quarter of Duke's 11-9 victory over Johns Hopkins Saturday, attackman Matt Danowski lofted a cross-field prayer to fellow forward Zach Greer that seemed to have little chance of...
Not even the unseasonably cold weather could put a chill on Duke's attack combo of Matt Danowski and Zach Greer.
It has been two years since Duke has faced Johns Hopkins, but the memories of that last outing could not be clearer for the Blue Devils.
Duke jumped out to a big lead Friday against the Blue Hens, netting the first seven goals of the contest to take a 8-1 lead into halftime.
After playing three games in seven days a week ago, No. 5 Duke (6-2) will face No. 12 Delaware (6-2) Friday and Bellarmine (1-6) Saturday, with both games starting at 3 p.m. in Koskinen...
After dropping its second game of the season to No. 1 Cornell Tuesday, No. 5 Duke (6-2) produced enough offense to erase a two-goal halftime deficit for a 6-4 victory over No. 7 Georgetown (4-2)...
"We knew it was going to be a one goal game coming in and they got the best of us," midfielder Sam Payton said. "Seeing them celebrate on our field last year was pretty horrible. It sucks to have...
Almost exactly one year ago, Duke walked off the West Campus turf fields on a snowy Tuesday afternoon looking lost.
After a failed comeback against Loyola resulted in the team's first loss of the season a week earlier in San Diego, No. 4 Duke returned to North Carolina and successfully rallied to defeat No. 13...
The Blue Devils are 4-0, No.1 in the nation and have defeated No. 4 Maryland easily at College Park.
The atmosphere Tuesday afternoon at Koskinen Stadium for the matchup between No. 1 Duke and St. Joseph's was nothing like the emotional one in the stadium last weekend.
After impressively disposing of ACC-rival Maryland in an emotional road game Friday, the Blue Devils are gearing up again for a contest against winless St. Joseph's (0-3) today at 3 p.m. in...
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Playing their first game following an emotional return to the field last weekend, the Blue Devils passed their first road test with flying colors.
After playing its season-opener in front of the second-largest crowd in school history last Saturday, No. 2 Duke will play on the road for the first time in 10 months tonight.