In a roller coaster of a match, No. 11 Duke women’s lacrosse earned a decisive 14-13 win over No. 17 Brown in Koskinen Stadium, keeping the stadium clean from a loss.
No. 12 Duke met Virginia Tech at home in Koskinen Stadium for a 15-6 ACC victory Saturday afternoon. Eight different athletes found their shots clearing the net, with four goals from senior Carly Bernstein and a hat trick from sophomore Bella Goodwin.
No. 2-seed Duke takes on Tobacco Road rival North Carolina in the Sweet 16 this afternoon. Check out a preview of head coach Courtney Banghart's squad.
With the spring season underway, The Chronicle is polling readers every week via its Sportswrap newsletter to highlight one Blue Devil athlete’s outstanding performance. This week, the honor goes to Ellie Coleman of Duke women’s tennis.
Seven swimmers represented the Blue Devil women at the NCAA Division I Swimming and Diving Championships in Federal Way, Wash., over the last week. Duke left the West Coast in 21st place overall, with 33 points — five places behind its record-breaking 16th-place finish from 2024.
Fifty-two Division I teams from all over the country sent swimmers to the meet. At the end of the competition, the Duke men took home 10th place with 322 points, while the women took home 30th with 84 points.
With spring sports thoroughly underway, the Blue Zone is highlighting different squads and their accomplishments. This week, we take a look at No. 13 Duke women's lacrosse's impressive victory against No. 9 Clemson.
In a down-to-the-wire contest, 13th-ranked Duke pulled off a stunning upset against No. 9 Clemson. In a true team effort, new and old Blue Devils alike recovered Duke from a two-point deficit with three goals in the last seven minutes to secure Duke’s first ACC road win of the season, 12-11. Just two days later, the Blue Devils continued their road conquest in Buies Creek, N.C., taking down Campbell 16-14.
As spring sports are underway, The Chronicle is back with our breakdown of every sport, including key rules, terminology, tournament formats and more. This is our women's lacrosse edition.
Duke walked away from the meet with a 11th-place finish for the women and 12th-place finish for the men. Several Blue Devil swimmers earned new cuts for the NCAA Championships, while divers flipped to impressive finishes from Greensboro’s springboards. The dozens of Olympians and NCAA record-holders sharing the pool deck pushed seemingly every competitor to new speeds.
Ulfur Bjornsson scored twice against Howard Wednesday night.
