Duke (2-4) looks to ride its high spirits tonight at home against UNC-Wilmington, hoping to build on its dominant victory at Clemson last Friday.
After three consecutive one-goal losses, including two in overtime, Duke rebounded in a big way against Clemson Friday night.
A game this early in the season cannot truly be a must-win, but avoiding a three-game losing streak heading into the heat of ACC play is just about as important as it gets.
It doesn’t take much to lose a soccer game. The slightest break in concentration can spell disaster, even for a team that controls play throughout the game.
After two tough away matches against UNC-Greensboro and Furman, the Duke men’s soccer team will be playing at Koskinen Stadium for the first time this season this weekend.
After giving up three goals in its opening regular season game, the Duke defense was on a mission last night against Furman
If the Blue Devils have one belief heading into this season, it’s their potential.
When Duke announced its decision to move star defender Andrew Wenger to forward, it was his position change that dominated the headlines.
Andrew Wenger often jokes about his positional versatility. Throughout his career, his athleticism has led to various coaches playing him all over the field.
After a strong performance in the combine, Cole Grossman entered Wednesday’s MLS Draft in Baltimore, Md. with big expectations as to where he would be selected. Many MLS experts had Grossman pegged...
The Blue Devils’ NCAA Tournament run ended in heartbreaking fashion as they fell 1-0 in overtime against South Carolina Sunday in Columbia, S.C.
Amid the hoopla of Duke’s 2-1 first-round win over Coastal Carolina Thursday was a conspicuous absence on the field—Ryan Finley. Finley has been suspended from the team indefinitely, the athletic...
The Blue Devils lost their most productive offensive player before the game even started Thursday night, leaving fans wondering who would pick up the scoring slack.
Despite a first-round exit in the ACC Tournament last week, the Blue Devils performed well enough throughout the fall to earn a spot in the postseason competition that matters most
CARY, N.C. — The Eagles only had one shot on goal last night, but they made it count.
