This year, with sunny skies ahead, the No. 6 Blue Devils will head to Chicago Friday to take on Baylor in the first round of this year's ITA National Team Indoors.
Duke headed to Charlottesville, Va., looking to bring home some hardware for the second year in a row, but returned to Durham empty-handed.
The Blue Devils continued their strong start to the spring season by taking down two opponents in one afternoon to remain undefeated.
Duke will put its undefeated record on the line three times this weekend with home matches against Tennessee, Michigan and N.C. Central.
After taking the title for the first time in more than 10 years, head coach Jamie Ashworth and the Blue Devils will look to do something they have never done in program history—repeat.
The snow might have delayed the Blue Devils' return to Durham, but it couldn't cool off their hot start to the season.
The No. 4 Blue Devils relied on their intensity to defeat No. 22 Northwestern 4-2 in singles and 3-0 in doubles Sunday at the Sheffield Indoor Tennis Center.
After taking down two top-25 opponents at home, the Blue Devils will head to Illinois to face their biggest test yet.
No. 4 Duke punched its ticket to the four-day ITA National Team Indoor Championships in February with a 4-0 win against Memphis.
After cruising to a 4-1 victory against Wake Forest on Friday, the Blue Devils made sure they didn’t drop a match Saturday.
After squeaking past William & Mary last week, No. 4 Duke handled Louisville from start to finish Saturday.
Freshman Nicolas Alvarez and senior Raphael Hemmeler keyed the Blue Devils' 4-1 win against the Demon Deacons Friday afternoon.
No time for cold feet! Plagued by first-match jitters, the Blue Devils struggled in their season opener, but the start of ITA competition offers them a chance to rebound.
With two dominating wins in the rearview, the real fun starts now for Duke—it's ITA season.
The Blue Devils fought through some tough times in a top-20 road duel but came up big when it counted.
Nerves nearly cost the No. 2 Blue Devils their season opener against the Tribe Sunday.
Eight matches, eight wins and a long weekend to boot—what a way for Duke to kick off its season.
Coming off a successful campaign at the Hidden Duals in Hawaii, No. 2 Duke will kick off the 2015 regular season this Sunday against William & Mary.
The last time the Blue Devils and Spartans met, it was 1978 and Duke 9-0. The No. 12 Blue Devils will look to replicate their performance when they host Michigan State Friday
Senior Jason Tahir and Duke sure know how to start a tennis season—Tahir knocked off the top player in the nation in three sets to bookend a successful trip to Hawaii.
