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The men's and women's track teams faced their highest level of competition of the indoor season at the USAir Invitational in Knoxville, Tn. this past weekend, and both teams responded to the challenge.
Despite his team having a lackluster season on the gridiron, freshman football player Lamar Grant is now contributing to a more successful campaign as a member of the track and field team.
PHILADELPHIA - Senior guard Jeff Capel has returned.
PHILADELPHIA - The scene was eerily reminiscent of last Sunday's Michigan game-a double-digit lead and 10 minutes to go in a contest against a top-10 team-except this game had a much different ending.
This is the second in a series of profiles about the fall signees of the men's and women's basketball teams. The men's team has signed forwards Shane Battier and Chris Burgess, while the women's team inked forward Rochelle Parent and guard Georgia Schweitzer.
The men's basketball team earned the program's 1,500th victory in dramatic fashion Thursday night, requiring an overtime period to beat Florida State, 72-66.
Of this year's student body, only the class of 1997 was around for the last truly successful Blue Devil basketball season-the days when the Blue Devils were at times ranked No. 1 in the country, the team made it to the Final Four and the championship game against Arkansas, and benches were still being burned.
The men's cross country team had its highest finish at the NCAA District III meet since 1977, led by the strong racing of sophomore Tom Becker. Forty-three teams participated in the 10-kilometer race, held at the Furman University golf course in Greenville, S.C., and the Blue Devils placed sixth in the field with 231 points.
The women's cross country team ended its season at the NCAA District III meet in Greensboro, S.C. this past weekend, already looking forward to next season.
The men's and women's cross country teams are preparing for the NCAA District III meet in Greenville, S.C. this weekend, and the men hope to run well enough to be the first team in Duke history to make it to the NCAA national meet.
Despite a strong performance from the women's cross country team, the Blue Devils finished in seventh place out of nine teams at the Atlantic Coast Conference meet held in College Park, Md. this weekend.
The men's cross country team had its highest finish in nearly two decades as the Blue Devils raced to a fourth place finish at the Atlantic Coast Conference meet at College Park, Md.
The men's and women's cross country teams travel to College Park, Md., this weekend as they face their toughest competition of the season at the Atlantic Coast Conference championships.
The men's cross country team has now achieved its second goal of the season-capturing the state title at the North Carolina Intercollegiates held at McAlpine Park in Charlotte.
The women's cross country team traveled to Auburn, Ala., this past weekend to take part in its largest meet this season.
The men's cross country team gave its top seven runners the weekend off, but the Blue Devil "B" squad used the weekend to build on its racing experience as several runners traveled to College Park, Md., for the Maryland Invitational. Duke had a strong showing, finishing second to Maryland's 25 points with a 45-point total.
The men's and women's cross country teams traveled to Yale this weekend for a unique dual meet experience which few, if any, other teams get a chance to experience.
When heading into an athletic competition, rarely do two opposing teams spend time together before their event. However, the men's and women's cross country teams not only spend time with their Yale counterparts before their annual meet-they spend the night with them.
Despite losing two of its top three players to graduation last year, including honorable mention All-American Joe Ogilvie, the men's golf team is looking forward to the upcoming fall season. The Blue Devils have already played in the Kiawah Intercollegiate Tournament, and a combination of youth and experience helped lead the team to a second-place finish.
The women's cross country team had a last minute change of plans in its race schedule this past weekend. The Blue Devils had planned on participating in a race at Wilmington-a meet the team has run as their opening meet for the past ten years. But after weather reports showed that the hurricane was headed straight toward Wilmington, race directors cancelled the meet and Duke had to find somewhere new to race.
