Two goals within five minutes of the second-half restart delivered the Panthers their first win against the Blue Devils in program history.
The 17th-ranked Blue Devils battled to a 1-1 tie Sunday against Virginia, furthering their struggles in ACC competition. The lone goal on the day for Duke was scored by junior Dieynaba Ndaw, her first career tally in her first career start.
On a clear Friday night at Koskinen Stadium, No. 21 Duke took down No. 7 Syracuse 5-3 following goals from Nick Pariano, Forster Ajago, Ulfur Bjornsson and Ruben Mesalles.
A 3-2 Duke victory sent the Cougars back to South Carolina after a valiant effort that held firm against the Blue Devils until graduate striker Forster Ajago’s late two-goal rescue mission.
The two squads racked up a combined 11 bookings in a nasty, physical game that saw North Carolina barely escape with a 2-1 win despite going down to 10 men.
Under the glimmering lights Sunday night at Koskinen Stadium, No. 16 Duke failed to find the back of the net, settling for a 0-0 draw against N.C. State.
No. 11 Duke travels to Chapel Hill Saturday for a much-anticipated clash against the Tar Heels. The Blue Zone takes a look at which player from each side could make the biggest impact at Dorrance Field.
The 16th-ranked Blue Devils started out the stronger side, but ultimately faded in the second half, losing a 2-1 crusher at the hands of No. 10 Notre Dame at Koskinen Stadium.
Duke’s dominant 23-game regular-season undefeated streak, spanning nearly two years, came to an end following Friday’s 2-0 loss to Clemson. The Blue Zone takes a closer look at the moments behind the streak.
No. 15 Duke traveled to Chestnut Hill, Mass., Sunday to take on Boston College, where they forced the Eagles to flee the nest in a 2-0 victory.
On Friday night, No. 8 Duke fell to Clemson 2-0, conceding a deflected own-goal and a header by Tyler Trimnal at Historic Riggs Field in Clemson, S.C. The loss marks the Blue Devils’ first of the year.
With Duke's season heating up, several former Blue Devils are racing for the playoffs in the MLS. The Blue Zone breaks down the performances of some key alumni.
Students should be doing less talking about the football team and more about the “other” football team, or, as most people call it, Duke’s men's soccer team.
No. 15 Duke took on UNC Greensboro on the road Sunday evening for 39 minutes until a thunderstorm delayed – and eventually suspended – the game, with play resuming Monday evening. The Blue Devils left unfazed and with another victory under their belts.
While Duke’s season heats up with ACC competition on the horizon, several former Blue Devils are having impressive campaigns in the NWSL. The Blue Zone breaks down the performances of those making an impact in 2023.
Under those Friday-night lights, No. 10 Duke welcomed a visiting Virginia team to Koskinen Stadium to kick off conference competition in style. The Blue Devils sent the Cavaliers packing following an uninterrupted 2-0 victory characterized by the most energetic soccer Duke has played all year.
No. 14 Duke earned a 2-0 win Thursday against the Pirates, redeeming itself after a crushing 4-0 loss to No. 2 Stanford last weekend.
It was smooth sailing: The Blue Devils took home a commanding road win and controlled the pace of their game against the Tigers.
In a must-watch heavy-weight bout between two feisty teams, Stanford gave Duke anything but a warm welcome.
While the sun set on Koskinen Stadium Thursday night, the third-ranked Blue Devils battled their way through a whiplash match against the visiting Terriers.
