This weekend, No. 13 Duke cruised to two ACC wins at home, clearing out the SMU Mustangs 4-0 Friday before defeating Boston College 6-1 two days later. With the win Sunday, the Blue Devils improved their record to 14-4 overall and 7-1 in ACC play.
Friday, two Blue Devils competed at the NCAA Division I Indoor Championships in Virginia Beach, Va. Graduate thrower Christian Johnson placed ninth with a throw of 22.47m, securing second-team All America honors. Pole vaulter Simen Guttormsen cleared a personal best 5.71m to become the second-ever Blue Devil man to bring home an individual NCAA indoor championship.
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Back in Blacksburg, Va., for the Hokie Invitational this weekend, the Blue Devils demonstrated their prowess in nearly every event group: Over the two-day meet, they racked up 16 podium finishes, nine top-five all-time program marks and two school records.
Head coach Ramsey Smith took full advantage of the transfer portal to retool his roster with hopes to lead the Blue Devils deep in the NCAA Tournament once again.
As the 2024-25 indoor track season gets underway, the Blue Devils are poised for another competitive year under the leadership of Shawn Wilbourn, with renewed focus on both rebuilding and contending at the highest levels of the ACC.
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Friday, the Blue Devils took to WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, N.C., for the ultimate test: the ACC Championships. The men placed 11th with 345 points and the women took 18th with a total of 549 points.
The Blue Devils had another strong season, highlighted by an ACC championship victory by the women's team. The Chronicle's beats are here to break down Duke's full 2024 campaign.
From any angle, the meet was one for the record books. After a grueling four days, the Duke men and women returned seven All-Americans from nine events, headlined by graduate student Simen Guttormsen’s third-place finish in the men’s pole vault.
