Friday afternoon provided a glimpse of the potential of the young and new Blue Devils. That glimmer of hope, though, was quickly tempered Sunday. No. 5 Duke fell to Harvard 9-6 at Koskinen Stadium...
The Blue Devils know it won't be easy to replace two of the best players in lacrosse history. But they're ready to try. After losing the NCAA's all-time leading scorer Matt Danowski and the NCAA's...
No Matt Danowski or Zack Greer? No problem-at least now. In their first game without last year's team's superstars, the No. 6 Blue Devils topped No. 20 Bucknell 11-7 Saturday in Koskinen Stadium....
No. 6 Duke renews its quest for its first national championship when it kicks off its season Saturday at noon against Bucknell in Koskinen Stadium. The Blue Devils return six starters and 36...
In his father's first season at Duke, former men's lacrosse player Matt Danowski kept encountering the same question from his teammates. "What is your dad, a hippy?" they asked. "A freak?" Turns...
Standing several feet behind the baseline, the junior outside hitter unleashes a deadly jump serve that zips through the air at more than 60 miles per hour, over the net and straight onto the...
After falling 3-0 to No. 2 North Carolina Oct. 2, the Blue Devils decided to take some time off from practicing.
It was supposed to be the perfect season, and Duke was supposed to be the perfect team.
Midfielder Brad Ross and defenseman Kevin Mayer will both use their fifth years of eligibility at Duke and Tewaraaton Trophy finalist Zack Greer is not yet sure of his plans for next year, head...
Some have tabbed it one of the biggest upsets in college lacrosse history. But perhaps Duke's loss to Johns Hopkins in the NCAA semifinals shouldn't have come as such a shock.
It has long been acknowledged that the Blue Devils possess one of the top scoring duos in the nation. Now they have the records to back it up.
The Blue Devils' success throughout the season has largely been attributed to their offensive talent
Duke didn't have trouble getting scoring chances, but the team had a hard time finding the back of the net.
Half an hour before Duke and Army face off Saturday at 12 p.m., paratroopers will jump onto the Manhasset High School field to deliver the game ball.
For most first-year graduate students, Monday afternoons are a time to catch up on some reading, work on a thesis or maybe grade papers as a teacher's assistant.
Another week, another game played against a recent national champion, another Duke blowout.
When Duke squares off against Virginia Saturday at 6 p.m. in Charlottesville, the Blue Devils will see some of themselves in the Cavaliers in more ways than one.
It's hockey on grass. It's basketball with sticks. It's soccer with hitting. These are just some of the ways people try to characterize lacrosse.
They made the defending national champion Blue Jays look inexperienced, slow and, let's face it, downright bad.
In a contest that Duke expected to come down to the wire, the Blue Devils destroyed perennial powerhouse Johns Hopkins in every facet of the game.
