The Blue Devils held North Carolina to just four goals, but they could not muster up enough.
In order to halt a rare two-game losing streak, the Blue Devils will need to upset the one-loss Tar Heels.
An uncharacteristically poor performance at controlling the draw in the second half doomed the Blue Devils to their fourth loss of the season.
Dartmouth snapped Duke’s five-game win streak Saturday in Hanover, N.H., notching the game-winning goal in double overtime to defeat the Blue Devils 9-8.
Playing its sixth road game of the season, No. 4 Duke recorded a dominant 18-8 victory over Virginia Tech (4-4, 0-2 in the ACC), notching its fifth straight win to remain perfect in ACC play.
Behind a season-high 18 saves from Mollie Mackler, the Blue Devils limited a high-octane Hoya offense to just seven goals to extend their win streak to four games.
Just a week after losing to No. 1 Northwestern, the Blue Devils got a chance to face another of the nation’s best teams Saturday.
Defending national champion Northwestern handed Duke its second loss of the season, fighting windy and wet conditions to beat the Blue Devils 13-5.
Despite holding an edge in shots and draw controls, the Blue Devils were upset Sunday by Vanderbilt 7-5 in Nashville, Tenn.
Coming off two blowout victories to start the season, Duke hopes to keep rolling against No. 19 Vanderbilt as the Commodores open their season Sunday at 1 p.m. in Nashville.
Behind five goals from sophomore midfielder Molly Quirke, the Blue Devils extended their win streak.
Following a dominant 25-3 win over Bucknell this past weekend, No. 5 Duke is feeling confident and ready to take on William & Mary today in Williamsburg, Va at 3 p.m.
Saturday was a record-setting day for the Blue Devils as Duke scored 25 goals—the most in school history...
After earning a quick goal to take an early advantage over Maryland, Duke looked as if it was ready to upset the top-seeded Terrapins.
Going into the NCAA Tournament, Duke knew that any deep run in the NCAA Tournament would mean matchups against familiar foes.
Pennsylvania has long been Duke’s nemesis on the lacrosse field.
They say that all good things come to an end, and sometimes the end isn’t exactly what you hoped for.