Blue Devils extend streak to 10
By Scott Bailey | September 30, 2004The seventh-ranked Duke men’s soccer team pushed its win streak to double digits with a 3-0 midweek victory over Appalachian State at Koskinen Stadium Wednesday.
The seventh-ranked Duke men’s soccer team pushed its win streak to double digits with a 3-0 midweek victory over Appalachian State at Koskinen Stadium Wednesday.
Appalachian State will look to dethrone Duke tonight at 7 p.m. at Koskinen Stadium.
With a group of unproven but talented freshmen, the expectations on Duke this season were minimal.
A Kyle Helton goal with 15 minutes remaining gave the Blue Devils a 3-1 advantage and preserved their undefeated streak.
Duke’s stingy defense will contest Terron Amos and the flashy offense of East Carolina University tonight.
Freshman Spencer Wadsworth didn’t waste much time notching the first goal of his ACC career.
The explosive youth of Duke and the experience of Clemson will meet Saturday.
Duke continued its undefeated season Wednesday night by topping the Campbell Camels 3-0 in a game that was closer than the score indicated.
On the surface, Atlantic-Sun Conference opponent Campbell should not present a problem for the Duke men’s soccer team.
The men’s soccer team won two games this weekend in the 2004 Duke/adidas Soccer Classic, defeating the Columbia Lions 1-0 on Friday night and the Farleigh Dickinson (N.J.) Knights 2-0 Saturday.
On the surface, Duke’s Friday night matchup against Columbia (1-0-1) in the Duke/adidas Classic appears to be like any other regular season game.
Duke well-advertised freshman class has lived up to its potential, but Danny Miller netted the key goal Sunday to break a 0-0 stalemate.
Fresh off a 10-0 rout of Emory & Henry Wednesday night, the men’s soccer team knows they can score.
Wednesday night�s soccer game men�s soccer game was Duke� season opener, but it sure seemed like another exhibition.
Head coach John Rennie's highly-touted freshmen class makes its debut tonight in Koskinen Stadium against Emory & Henry in the team's season opener.
Before a large crowd Friday night, the men’s soccer team played its final exhibition match against the 18th-ranked Connecticut Huskies.
Most teams that plan to use freshmen to fill in several vacancies in the starting lineup do not have a bright outlook. But that is certainly not the case for the men’s soccer team.
Adogwa has been a spark plug in the Duke offense for the past two seasons, and this senior from Trinidad is not afraid to admit that he measures success in goals.
The men's soccer team began its exhibition season Sunday evening, earning a 2-2 tie against 19th-ranked Virginia Commonwealth at Koskinen Stadium.
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