On a day honoring Duke's five seniors, the class of 2002 showcased their talent and work ethic Sunday afternoon as they took on No. 5 North Carolina (12-4, 2-2 in the ACC).
What is the notion of a moral victory?.
In the Pre-NCAA Meet that featured many of the top-25 teams in the nation, both the women's and men's cross country teams turned in strong performances and solidified their place among the best...
"It was fun to be on those sidelines for a while."That is how Duke football coach Carl Franks described the feeling after the team's latest loss, a 42-35 defeat at the hands of Wake Forest Saturday.
The keys to a successful golf tournament are avoiding big numbers and not shooting yourself out of the tournament in the first round.
It proved to be a very productive fall break for the men's soccer team, as the Blue Devils (6-5, 2-1 in the ACC) knocked off the N.C. State Wolfpack 2-0, Sunday in Koskinen Stadium.
The women's soccer team competed twice over Fall Break, opening with 3-0 loss to Florida Friday evening, but then rebounding Sunday to beat Florida International 2-1.
Despite losing National Freshman of the Year and All-American Ansley Cargill to the professional circuit and co-captains Megan Miller and Kathy Sell to graduation, the Duke women's tennis team...
Most women's golf teams would be quite pleased with a third-place finish at one of the season's most competitive events, but not Duke.
Duke sophomore and top seed Phillip King, as well as juniors Michael Yani and Yorke Allen competed in the ITA All-American Championships held in Stone Mountain, Ga. this past week.
After offensively dominating Ursinus on Sunday with eight goals on 29 shots, the Blue Devils narrowly prevailed in a matchup with Villanova Tuesday at Villanova Stadium.
It was certainly an enjoyable fall break for the members of the volleyball team, who defeated Florida State Friday night.
Duke dropped its 17th straight game Saturday, losing 37-10 to No. 17 Georgia Tech.
Playing two top-15 teams to a standstill in under two days, the Duke women's soccer team returned home late Sunday night with nothing but two losses to show for a weekend of great play.
On the leaderboard at the Franklin Street Trust Tar Heel Invitational, it never appeared as if Duke, who has now won this event five years running, needed any coming back to do.
After suffering its only loss of the season last weekend, the Duke volleyball team (12-2, 4-2) lost again to Maryland (7-6, 3-2 in the ACC) on Friday.
As Georgia Tech's opening kick Saturday sailed deep into the endzone for a Blue Devil touchback, a look at the crowd revealed a lot of yellow and very little blue.
The Duke men's soccer team traveled to New Jersey Friday looking to prove it belongs amongst college soccer's elite teams.
On a sunny Sunday afternoon, a day after the rain and No. 1 Maryland poured down on 13th-ranked Duke, the Blue Devils avenged Saturday's loss with a 7-0 drubbing of Davidson.
The Duke women's soccer team was due for a rebuilding year. Apparently, the freshmen are thinking otherwise.
