If Duke hopes to advance further in the NCAA tournament and win its first national title in 20 years, it will have to become more consistent defensively. Although the Blue Devils gave up just 1.15...
The 14th-ranked Blue Devils kicked off the 2006 season with two solid wins at home this weekend, outscoring their opponents 9-3 in successive 5-2 and 4-1 victories.
Men's Soccer: The men's soccer team traveled to Germany and Austria from June 5-15 to play three overseas teams.
Men's Soccer: John Rennie has wanted to take one of his teams to the World Cup for years. For the first time in his career, he finally has been given the opportunity and the means to do...
Despite Duke's loss to underdog Creighton in the second round of the NCAA Tournament Nov. 22, the Blue Devils' season was far from a disappointment.
After a strong first-half performance, the Blue Devils surrendered two goals to Creighton within a two-minute span, eliminating them from the NCAA Tournament and preventing a repeat trip to the...
After a strong first-half performance, the Blue Devils surrendered two goals to Creighton within a two-minute span, eliminating them from the NCAA Tournament and preventing a repeat trip to the...
In the 1986 season, the Blue Devils won the NCAA Men's Soccer Championship and captured the university's first-ever national title.
It takes 90 minutes to win a soccer game and 30 seconds to lose one.
For the men's soccer team, it is hard to celebrate an underdog ACC Championship when there is still so much to be done.
CARY - Before Mike Grella's title-clinching penalty kick hit the back of the net, ACC Championship MVP Blake Camp rushed toward the Duke net in celebration of a Justin Papadakis save.
It's payback time for the Blue Devils.
After losing the Carlyle Cup to the Tar Heels last year, 15-11, Duke is on pace to bring it back up Tobacco Road. One third of the way through the athletic year, the Blue Devils are ahead 4.5-1.5.
With just over 30 minutes left to play in No.
Though the No.
Less than five minutes into Duke's game against N.C. State Friday, Wolfpack goalkeeper Jorge Gonzalez was already screaming at his teammates.
As a driving rain began to drench the players in the waning moments of Duke's 3-1 loss to Maryland Oct.
After starting last season 8-0, the Blue Devils traveled to College Park, Md. for a showdown with the then-top-ranked Terrapins.
In his 27th season at Duke, men's soccer head coach John Rennie is leading another successful campaign.
The men's soccer team extended its unbeaten streak to five games with a 3-0 win over Boston College Friday, in what head coach John Rennie called the team's best performance of the season.
