After the Maryland game, the Blue Devils' schedule afforded them with a week of uninterrupted practice. Duke (3-0) used the time away from competition to break down its style of play and work on...
The Duke women's lacrosse team downed Maryland in its home opener Saturday, using an 8-0 run to erase a three-goal deficit to defeat the Terrapins, 9-7.
It has already been has been quite a record-breaking year for Duke athletics, and the No. 2 women's lacrosse team is poised to break another as early as its next game. Attacker Katie Chrest will...
The women's lacrosse team took no time securing the lead in its win over No. 18 Richmond Sunday, scoring just nine seconds into play to kick off an 18-8 victory.
The No. 2 Blue Devils (1-0) downed Longwood (0-1), 19-3, at the New Athletics Complex in Farmville, Va.
After reaching its second Final Four in program history a year ago, a more experienced women's lacrosse team is hoping to bring home its first national championship.
After junior Katie Chrest accepted the Tewaaraton Trophy, the top individual honor in women’s collegiate lacrosse, at a banquet in Washington D.C.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Draw control.
Making it to Annapolis has been Duke’s goal all year long. Sunday the dream came true.
Head coach Kerstin Kimel threw on a practice jersey, put in a mouthpiece and assumed a defensive stance.
Duke’s offense was clicking from the opening faceoff, and the Blue Devils’ bid for a second-straight ACC regular season title would not be denied.
Last season, Duke won its first-ever regular-season ACC title, but neither Caline McHenry or Lane Fogarty could contribute on the field to the accomplishment because of injuries that forced them to...
Tewaaraton Trophy nominee Katie Chrest certainly played like the player of the year Saturday.
When No. 2 Duke (11-3) steps on the field at noon Saturday for a show down with Loyola (3-7), the team will take in a sight it hasn’t seen in a month—a home crowd.
The No. 2 women’s lacrosse team put a scare into Northwestern Sunday but was ultimately overpowered by the top-ranked team in the nation in a 16-11 defeat.
As the hot afternoon sun began its slow descent behind the surrounding forest, large shadows began to cast themselves across portions of the field.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — As threatening clouds rolled in and covered Klockner Stadium during the second half Saturday afternoon, rain was imminent.
By the time Stanford scored its first goal with 11:52 remaining in the second period Saturday, Katie Chrest had tallied five, Kristen Waagbo had five assists and starting goalie Megan Huether was...
A dominant second-half performance lifted the sixth-ranked Duke women’s lacrosse team past No. 19 Vanderbilt Thursday in Nashville, Tenn.
Entering into the toughest stretch of an already difficult schedule, the No.
