Less than one minute. That's all it took for the Blue Devils to make a statement in their ACC opener.
Off to their best start in seven years, the Blue Devils will open conference play with a home game to be played at the West campus turf fields.
The Blue Devils did not let a change in playing location throw off their hot play, as they picked up their fifth straight win to start the season.
The Blue Devils will hope to follow up their impressive road win at Northwestern with a dominant showing against the Tribe Sunday.
Playing indoors to escape the frigid temperatures of the Windy City, the Blue Devils continued their hot streak to start off the season.
The No. 8 Blue Devils will take on the No. 5 Wildcats looking to snap an 11-game losing streak to powerhouse Northwestern.
Mother Nature gave it her best shot, but three games into the season, it would seem as though there’s no cooling down the Blue Devils.
In its home opener Friday afternoon, Duke gave fans something to look forward to this season in a dominating win against Richmond.
Although Duke is just one game into the season, the the squad will already have to work through some early-season adversity.
According to the team, the five-team ACC Coach of the Year is in the treatment stage of her recovery and prognosis is good.
Hat tricks, unscathed clearing a stellar first half showed why the Blue Devils have championship aspirations. Duke could not have opened its season on a sharper note.
The No. 8 Blue Devils will make the short trip to take on the Phoenix, a program in its second year in existence.
Everything was real, except the pinnie uniforms and the meaning of the game, as the Blue Devils defeated Towson 16-8.
Senior Taylor Trimble and former Blue Devil Sarah Bullard both made it past the first weekend of grueling trials to be named to the United States national team,
The Blue Devils could not keep up with the Terrapins' high-powered offense Saturday, leading to their exit from the NCAA Championship.
The last unseeded team remaining in the NCAA Championship, the Blue Devils will look to pull the major upset Saturday when they take on top-seeded Maryland.
On a day where the majority of Maddy Morrissey's classmates were back in Durham for the graduation ceremony, the senior midfielder still managed to make Sunday a day to remember.
Entering the NCAA Championship, Duke head coach Kerstin Kimel spoke of treating the postseason as a clean slate. If that was the case, then the Blue Devils made a good first impression Friday.
Duke made it to the postseason for the 17th straight season. Now that they're in, they will have to put the last half of the season behind them and hope history repeats itself.
The Blue Devils, led by junior Kerrin Maurer's late heroics, managed to go into Chapel Hill and come away with a thrilling double-overtime victory against the No. 3 Tar Heels.
