The women’s soccer team enters the Nike Carolina Classic this weekend with the deserved confidence of a team that returns nine of 11 starters from one of the best seasons in program history.
After more than two weeks of preseason training, the women’s soccer team is itching to begin their season.
The women's soccer team's most successful season of the past decade came to a screeching halt Saturday in Los Angeles. No.
The mottos the women’s soccer team has lived by this season include “Have a chip on your shoulder,” “Pride in Zeros,” “Turn the page” and “Believe.
The Blue Devils said all week they deserved to host the opening two rounds of the 2004 NCAA Tournament.
After getting over the initial disappointment and shock of not hosting the opening rounds of the Women’s College Cup, Duke has “turned the page” just as it has done all season...
The women’s soccer team gathered at the Varsity Ale House in Durham Monday afternoon to await the unveiling of the 2004 Women’s College Cup bracket.
After Duke got out to an early 2-1 lead, top-ranked UNC scored the game's final three goals to advance to the finals of the ACC Tournament. .
Fourth seeded and 17th-ranked Duke enters tonight's 7:30 p.m. semifinal matchup against the Tar Heels fresh off a 3-0 win over Wake Forest Wednesday.
CARY — In her first game since being named 2004 ACC Offensive Player of the Year, senior Casey McCluskey proved she deserved the honor.
As well as Wake Forest has played in its last five games, the women’s soccer team might as well be facing a completely unfamiliar opponent in the first round of the ACC Tournament.
Casey McCluskey has a new award to go with her four All-ACC first team selections. The senior forward was named ACC Offensive Player of the Year by the league’s 10 coaches.
CHAPEL HILL — Duke executed its game plan almost perfectly, but it still could not defeat perennial power No. 1 North Carolina.
Young women’s soccer players grow up either loving or hating North Carolina, junior Kate Seibert said. Those who end up at Duke learn to detest the elite program the day they arrive in Durham.
Saturday night in College Park the women’s soccer team wished the crossbar was just a little bit higher.
Defenders on the women's soccer team bear the motto 'Pride in Zeros' as tattoos on their forearms to bring together a unit that has put together 10 shutouts this season. .
After a 1-0 loss to Clemson (10-5, 4-3 in the ACC) Friday night, 10th-ranked Duke (12-4, 5-2) felt pressure on a day that was supposed to be all about celebration.
The Duke women’s soccer players will attempt to do something Friday night that none of the them have done: beat Clemson.
The 10th-ranked women’s soccer team (11-3, 4-1 in the ACC) kicked into gear during the second half of Tuesday night’s game.
