Taylor Mitchell's incredible career may have cemented her as the best Blue Devil out of Sierra Canyon School, the school that produced Marvin Bagley III and Cassius Stanley.
With Duke and North Carolina facing off on the Blue Devils’ Senior Night in the last regular season game of the season for both teams, it’s natural that tensions were running high.
In a year that’s been anything but normal , a muted tie on Senior Day feels almost symbolic of the season.
An even score doesn’t necessarily reflect an evenly matched game. Despite leaving Raleigh without a win, the Blue Devils controlled play for almost the entire night.
It’s easy to forget how much you miss the feel of a crowd, and how little you pine for soccer fans’ yelling over offsides and fouls. Duke took the opportunity to remind me of both Friday.
Freshman forward Thorleifur Ulfarsson took matters into his own hands Sunday afternoon.
As the saying goes, there’s no place like home.
“Strikers are judged on their goal production, and apart from the Virginia Tech game, we've been struggling,” Kerr said. “And that has to change.”
A total of 113 days passed between Duke's fall finale and its spring opener, the longest gap between games in the same season in team history.
After failing to notch a goal in any of their first three games of the spring season, anticipation for when one would finally sneak past the goalie was high in Blacksburg, Va., this past Saturday.
Hamill was Duke mens’ soccer’s savior Friday night.
Duke played energetically, swiftly retrieving the ball from Kentucky and getting plenty of shot opportunities. However, finishing those opportunities remains a recurring issue for the Blue Devils.
Rarely are scoreless games entertaining. But what the Blue Devils couldn’t deliver on the scoreboard Friday evening they certainly delivered in excitement.
"I actually didn't know that I was going to be getting drafted. I didn't enter in the draft,” Boade told The Chronicle.
Somehow the ACC women’s soccer head coaches, left a top-five centre-back in the conference off of their postseason awards.
The Blue Devils continued their theme of close losses to top-ranked teams.
The Blue Devils experienced the pain of Duke Math Friday evening.
You would think that on Friday the 13th, the Blue Devils would have the luck. But Florida State must not be superstitious.
You don’t get to the ACC semifinals without elite talent, and now three Blue Devils have been formally recognized as such.
With a win, Duke would move onto the ACC Championship Game for the first time since 2017 and just the second time since 2000.
