Seymour leads Duke to victory at Wisconsin invite
By Alex Keller | October 7, 2009Fall Break was an eventful weekend for Duke runners. The No. 27 men and No. 29 women swept all three meets they competed in.
Fall Break was an eventful weekend for Duke runners. The No. 27 men and No. 29 women swept all three meets they competed in.
Despite a waterlogged course at the Roy Griak Invitational Saturday in Minnesota, the Blue Devils brought home third place in both the individual and team competitions.
The mental aspect of running is Duke’s focus this fall.
The mental aspect of running is Duke's focus this fall. "We can be physically fit, but we need the mental preparedness and knowing the dynamic that we're training for," head coach Kevin Jermyn...
Unlike in previous seasons, Duke's freshman class will have its work cut out to even make the starting squad. The Blue Devils return their top ten runners from last year, including All-ACC and NCAA...
Four new Blue Devils and three returning team leaders give Duke strong prospects for the 2009-10 season, even after graduating All-Americans Amanda Blumenherst and Jennie Lee. Lindy Duncan, who...
The best athlete in Duke's incoming freshman class doesn't stand out in a crowd. At 6 feet and 165 pounds he doesn't have the size of a football or basketball player. But when he steps onto a...
For almost her whole life, Amy Fryt has had lofty ambitions. The sophomore pole vaulter has dreamed of going to the Olympics since she first stepped onto a gymnastics mat as a child. Like many top...
Despite many of the Blue Devils' top athletes taking the weekend off, the Blue Devils put together a strong showing this weekend at the Joe Hilton UNC Invitational. Sophomore Amy Fryt put another...
Bo Waggoner won the men's 5,000-meter Friday, and the Blue Devils never looked back. By Saturday afternoon, Duke had run away with the competition, posting eight NCAA regional qualifying times. The...