After the Blue Devils’ 3-1 loss to Florida State Oct. 3, head coach Robbie Church warned that a five-minute stretch can change any game.
After a rough start to the ACC schedule that has seen Duke drop two of its first three games, the Blue Devils are hoping that a conference clash with Miami in Coral Gables, Fla., is just what the...
Sunday afternoon’s game against Florida State was the first time all year that a Blue Devil failed to score a goal. And it took them 18 shots to do it.
With a 1-1 tie against Maryland Sunday, Duke proved it could compete with the ACC’s best.
The No. 14 Blue Devils rebounded from a disappointing ACC opener with a stellar performance away from home, snatching a 1-1 draw against undefeated Maryland Sunday in College Park.
Again, Duke got its shots off against its opponent. And, again, it found difficulty converting the attempts into goals.
Duke kicks off its grueling ACC schedule tonight at 7 p.m. against Wake Forest. The No. 14 Blue Devils will be tested as they take on a potent Demon Deacon offense, one of the toughest challenges...
After a close loss to No. 2 Stanford a few weeks ago, head coach Robbie Church emphasized that his team learned it could play with anyone in the country.
One can only imagine how Duke would have fared last year had it not been for the brilliant play of then-freshman goalkeeper Tara Campbell
After 139 minutes of scoreless play this weekend, the Blue Devils were finally able to breath a collective sigh of relief Sunday after sophomore defender Maddy Haller finally found the back of the...
No. 15 Duke looks to continue its offensive onslaught against Florida International tonight at 7 p.m. at Koskinen Stadium and Yale Sunday at 1 p.m.
Just days removed from a nine-goal outing, No. 18 Duke lit up the scoreboard again against overmatched High Point at Koskinen Stadium Sunday.
After a grueling stretch to begin the regular season, the Blue Devils welcomed the opportunity to play their home opener against an unranked opponent.
For three years, the one constant in the Blue Devil back line has been the hard-nosed play of Gretchen Miller.
For a program that has reached the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament two out of the previous three years, 2009’s 8-9-4 record simply looks like it doesn’t belong.
With 17 freshmen and sophomores on the team and nine starting in the first game of the Nike Carolina Classic, no one knew what to expect from the young Blue Devils against Missouri Friday.
A young crop of Blue Devils helped usher in a new era of Duke soccer with a bang Friday, but it was a familiar face who made the difference against Georgia.
After making two straight Elite Eight appearances in 2007 and 2008, Duke bowed out in the first round last year. Head coach Robbie Church and the rest of the squad hope they have found the recipe...
Duke’s incoming class is one of only five in the country to welcome at least five of the top 100 recruits, according to TopDrawerSoccer.com
