Once again, in their first two regional games against Morgan State and South Carolina, the Blue Devils showed how they have mastered the art of the long game. The Blue Devils earned their way back to the NCAA Regional Final.
No. 15 Duke rowing competed in the ACC Championships Friday and Saturday on Raleigh’s Lake Wheeler, returning to Durham with a bronze trophy after finishing the regatta with 78 points.
In honor of Duke’s Centennial, The Chronicle will highlight pivotal figures and events in Duke sports history. First up, we take a look at the story of C.B. Claiborne, the first Black basketball player for the Blue Devils.
As Duke baseball prepares for the ACC tournament, the Blue Zone examines an essential player that could make the difference.
Through the second round, the Blue Devils sat in fourth place, but slipped to seventh with a 3-over third round as the teams around Duke shot in the red that day. Evans tied for second place and punched his ticket to the National Championship as an individual.
Cameron Sheffield, a junior guard from Rice, announced his commitment to the Blue Devils Thursday afternoon via X.
As the collegiate sports spring season wraps up, the Blue Zone is once again here to analyze an outstanding spring athlete. Up next is Katie DeSimone.
Ten years ago, in the early days of the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL), few people were confident in the league’s longevity, even in the feasibility of women’s professional soccer. Now, teams like the Courage are proving those skeptics wrong.
With the conclusion of the regular season at the end of April, Duke rowing is gearing up to compete in the ACC and NCAA Tournaments throughout the month. The Blue Zone is here with a preview of the team's upcoming postseason.
Sportswrap is your one-stop shop for everything Duke athletics, where we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week and give a brief look ahead. Here’s our recap for the week of May 5-11.
Coming off an important midweek victory against No. 6 East Carolina, No. 9 Duke looked to continue its momentum against a punchy Georgia Tech squad. However, in a hectic series that saw massive back-and-forth swings, it was ultimately the home team that took an 8-6 finale.
With the second round of the NBA playoffs well under way, a few former Duke men’s basketball stars are in the midst of potential championship runs. The Blue Zone breaks down the recent performances of several Blue Devil alums.
Behind wicked speed from their sprints team, the Blue Devil women took home their second ACC outdoor title in a row. The championship meet spanned three days on the George C. Griffin Track in Atlanta.
As commencement exercises began on Duke’s campus, the tennis crew left Durham to take on TCU.The Blue Devils fell to the Horned Frogs in a hasty 4-0 loss to conclude the season for the team and run for the NCAA title.
At the first ever ACC tournament in Durham, the hosts are bringing home the hardware, as the Blue Devils took down conference powerhouse Florida State behind a fervent comeback bid in the sixth inning to emerge with a 6-3 victory. The title is the second in program history, with the last coming in 2021.
A seven-goal first quarter paved the way for a 19-7 Duke victory over Utah in the first round of the NCAA tournament. Five attack goals from senior Dyson Williams and four from graduate Josh Zawada, along with 11 saves by freshman Patrick Jameison powered the Blue Devils.
In its return to the national tournament, Duke fell in a heartbreaking 16-11 defeat to the eighth-ranked Greyhounds after a back-and-forth contest for much of the game.
As Duke baseball marches towards the end of the season, former Blue Devils are keeping busy in the professional leagues. The Blue Zone takes a look at some previous Duke stars making it big.
The top-seeded Blue Devils defeated No. 5-seed Clemson 4-3 in the tenth inning to advance to the ACC Championship. This came a day following a 2-0 defeat of No. 9-seed Boston College in the quarterfinals off an Aminah Vega walk-off home run in the tenth inning as well.
Sion James, a 6-foot-6 guard from Tulane, is transferring to Duke, he announced via Instagram. James is the third player head coach Jon Scheyer has nabbed from the portal this cycle, along with forwards Maliq Brown and Mason Gillis.
