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Chuasiriporn leads Duke to ACC crown
By Jamal Middlebrooks | April 21, 1997STOCKBRIDGE, Ga. - Jenny Chuasiriporn is Tiger Woods.
STOCKBRIDGE, Ga. - Jenny Chuasiriporn is Tiger Woods.
NORCROSS, Ga. - To many, single-elimination tournaments conjure up images of shocking upsets and nail-biting finishes.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ga. - Led by senior Jason Buha, the men's golf team opened the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament with high expectations.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - The women's lacrosse team knew that the odds were stacked against it in the inaugural Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament this weekend.
ATLANTA - They entered the Atlantic Coast Conference Championships hoping to score 30 points. Instead, the members of the men's track and field team managed to total 39.
Taking a break from Atlantic Coast Conference action this weekend, the baseball team journeyed to Florida to take on the No. 3 Miami Hurricanes, a Goliath of college baseball in recent decades.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - A week ago, in a matchup to decide the Atlantic Coast Conference regular season men's lacrosse title, Virginia used its patented run-and-gun style of play to top Duke, 17-14.
The rain was pouring down in Charlottesville on Saturday, where No. 5 Virginia poured in six unanswered goals during the second half to down the women's lacrosse team 11-4.
For three of the four quarters of Saturday's game against No. 2 Virginia, the men's lacrosse team proved that it is capable of playing with any team in the country.
Rarely is winning one game in a three-game series considered a step in the right direction.
Throughout a steady drizzle Saturday afternoon, several bright spots stood out for the men's track and field team at the Duke Invitational this weekend.
It was the first time in nearly a decade that the sun did not shine for the entire Duke Invitational, but despite the sparse crowds, the weather did little to dampen the women's track and field...
The women's tennis team continued its storied stretch of conference dominance yesterday with a business-like 9-0 defeat of the Virginia Cavaliers.
Senior Wendy Fix made headlines during an otherwise ordinary weekend of blowouts for the women's tennis team.
It would not be going out on a limb to say that the fourth-ranked women's tennis team had a good weekend.
The second-year women's lacrosse team has made a statement about its progress by deciding that it will no longer accept moral victories against the nation's top teams.
The injury-plagued baseball team (24-13, 7-8 in the Atlantic Coast Conference) fell below .
In its third game of the season on March 8, the third-ranked men's lacrosse team suffered a heartbreaking defeat to Brown, giving up a late goal in regulation time, missing a few solid scoring...
Chapel Hill usually isn't considered home for Duke, but the men's tennis team had to travel down Highway 15-501 Sunday to complete its last home match of the season, beating Virginia Commonwealth...