SPORTS | SOCCER
Without key finisher, Duke ties Miami 0-0
By Andy Moore | October 24, 2008It wasn't quite a hurricane in Miami Thursday, but it did cause some damage for Duke on multiple fronts.
It wasn't quite a hurricane in Miami Thursday, but it did cause some damage for Duke on multiple fronts.
When the Blue Devils travel to Florida for the second time in a week Thursday, their opponent won't be another top-10 powerhouse. But their opponent is perhaps equally as dangerous, but for very...
Sunny skies and warm weather could not make up for a depressing defeat in the Blue Devils' trip to Tallahassee, Fla. Sunday.
As they hit the final stretch of their regular season slate, the Blue Devils have put to rest many of the struggles that demonized them last year.
No. 11 Duke had not beaten Maryland in College Park since 2000. Before Sunday, that is.
Elisabeth Redmond picked the perfect time to break out of her five-game scoreless streak.
Powers has already notched four shutouts for No. 11 Duke, and her goals-against average is 0.8. Lipsher's career mark was 0.87.
Bolstered by its best start in more than a decade, No. 9 Duke was justified in its high expectations heading into Thursday's ACC clash with No. 2 North Carolina.
Duke is lighting it up from inside the box and from a distance. Forwards, midfielders and defenders alike have added to the goal tally.
The two teams have the same 9-1-1 record, they both lost to the same Notre Dame team and they both enter Thursday's 8 p.m. matchup in Koskinen Stadium coming off decisive wins over ACC teams.
Frustrated by Thursday's goal-less effort against Boston College, the Duke offense was determined to make its mark on N.C. State Sunday at Koskinen Stadium.
Missed chances. That is what the No. 10 Blue Devils (8-1-1, 0-0-1 in the ACC) will remember after a 0-0 draw against No. 15 Boston College (6-1-2, 0-0-1) Thursday night in Koskinen Stadium.
Fueled by last weekend's convincing Duke Classic win, the Blue Devils head into what head coach Robbie Church calls "the meat of their schedule" with a chance to finally measure themselves against...
The Blue Devils are hoping defense wins championships-and a little bit of offense wouldn't hurt, either.
Only two games separate No. 11 Duke from ACC play-but neither of them will roll over for the Blue Devils, as they face their last non-conference competition of the year.
In the past, Duke has struck recruiting gold from the ranks of the Long Island Fury, an elite, amateur club team in the highly competitive Women's Premier Soccer League.
Over the weekend, a potent attack led by juniors Elisabeth Redmond and KayAnne Gummersall produced seven goals in two games, leading to a 3-1 win over Dayton Friday night and a 4-2 victory over...
Any good team is measured by how well it responds to a loss.
On a sweltering Sunday afternoon at the Carolina Classic in Chapel Hill, the No. 12 Blue Devils dropped a 3-1 decision to No. 5 Notre Dame