Take of the week: Duke volleyball’s success is tied to Payton Schwantz performing at a high level
By Olivia Wivestad | September 4, 2020Schwantz's experience, hitting percentage and defensive saves will all prove to be crucial for the Blue Devils.
Schwantz's experience, hitting percentage and defensive saves will all prove to be crucial for the Blue Devils.
If history has taught us one thing, it’s that the ACC should fear Duke volleyball after a bad season.
This week, let the numbers take you inside football's dominating win, field hockey's bounce back weekend and women's soccer's battle against North Carolina.
This week, let the numbers take you inside football’s impressive road victory, men’s golf’s ascension to the top and volleyball’s early issues in conference play.
This week, let the numbers take you inside men's soccer's struggles, volleyball's upset victory and football's upcoming ACC battle.
This week, let the numbers take you inside football’s blowout win, men’s soccer’s top-10 matchup and field hockey’s dominating run.
Camille Nazor and Lizzie Fleming attempted to step in for Owokoniran and Schwantz, but it just was not enough.
The Blue Devils look to build off its surprising NCAA tournament appearance in 2018.
The Chronicle's countdown of the top 10 sports stories from 2018 begins with volleyball sneaking into the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2014.
Duke volleyball fell to Loyola Marymount on Friday, spoiling their first NCAA Tournament appearance in four seasons.
The Blue Devils have not made the NCAA tournament since 2014.
There was no sign of a tryptophan-induced slump for Duke in its post-Thanksgiving contest Friday.
Despite taking an early lead, Duke gave up the last two sets to give North Carolina the win.
10th-ranked Pittsburgh took down the Blue Devils with ease, refusing to let another upset happen again.
The Blue Devils came into the matchup riding a three-game winning streak, though an upset over the Panthers still appeared to be a near-impossible dream.
The Blue Devils posted one of their strongest defensive performances of the season in a five-set battle against the Hokies.
Although the Blue Devils took down Clemson with ease, Georgia Tech exposed glaring inconsistencies with the young Duke squad.
The Blue Devils saw standout performances last weekend from graduate student Andie Shelton and Sophomore Payton Schwantz.
Although the Blue Devils started strong, Duke could not hold off the Orange and fell in four sets.
The Blue Devils showed a marked improvement over their opening ACC weekend, improving efficiency on both sides of the ball.