SPORTS | SOCCER
Controversial miss sends Duke to semis
By Dawei Liu | November 9, 2011For goalkeeper James Belshaw and head coach John Kerr, their first ACC tournament victory was no easy feat.
For goalkeeper James Belshaw and head coach John Kerr, their first ACC tournament victory was no easy feat.
At any point during the season but especially towards the beginning, the opportunity to perform in the face of adversity can build or break a team.
Despite being only three matches into the young season, today marks the beginning of Duke’s toughest road stretch of the year.
The Blue Devils’ quest for an ACC tournament title begins tonight at 7:30 at Konskinen Stadium, as they will face Virginia for the second time in one week, after defeating the Cavaliers last...
Coming off two losses against the last two ranked opponents it has faced, No. 9 Duke is looking for some much needed confidence against the streaking Cavaliers.
![Christian Walsh [left] and Jordan Wolf [right] comprise a dynamic freshman duo that has combined for 33 goals this season.](https://snworksceo.imgix.net/dtc/551c8c73-a689-431d-8dd2-85af9a195ec2.sized-1000x1000.jpg?w=1000&ar=4%3A3&fit=crop&crop=faces&facepad=3&auto=format&dpr=1.5)
With the team off to a slow start after two straight defeats, head coach John Danowski decided to switch freshman Jordan Wolf and Christian Walsh from midfielders to attackers.
The No. 7 Blue Devils look to capture their first overall tournament victory of the year as top player Lindy Duncan seeks to defend her individual tournament title
It’s a familiar spot for the Blue Devils. They open their season yet again as the team in the country. They return their best player as well as a core of experienced starters. They’re even the...
Again, Ryan Finley saved the day. The sophomore scored his fifth game-winning goal of the year in overtime Tuesday night.