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After a rough 2001 season, the wrestling team enters this year with three returning NCAA qualifiers. However, two of the three, along with a pair of other top Blue Devils, are ineligible for competition until the beginning of the spring semester.
It was 16-0, Duke hadn't missed a shot, and Hillary Howard, returning to Duke as a member of Team Concept, cracked a smile as she looked up at the rafters of Cameron. The Blue Devils came out of the gates firing, hitting their first 12 shots from the floor and forcing Team Concept players into difficult attempts on their way to a 89-38 victory Wednesday night at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
The field hockey team fell Friday to No. 1 seed Wake Forest 2-1 in the semifinals of the ACC tournament at Williams Field Friday night. The Blue Devils came in with confidence following Thursday's victory over Virginia, but failed to counter two second half goals by the Demon Deacons. Ranked third nationally, Wake Forest went on to win the tournament, shutting out Maryland 4-0 Sunday.
The Duke men's golf team capped off a successful fall season with a fourth place finish at the inaugural Landfall Tradition played at the Country Club of Landfall at UNC-Wilmington. Mike Castleforte played three sound rounds of golf and finished in a tie for fourth individually.
A solid 4-4 Clemson squad with bowl eligibility tantalizingly close rolls into Wallace Wade Stadium Saturday at noon to face an embattled Duke team coming off its worst performance of the season. Duke, with nothing to play for but stats, pride and next year, will have to raise its level of play to have a chance at victory versus the Tigers.
Nine days ago at the Duke Golf Classic the men's golf team found itself tied for the lead only to crumble on the back nine. On Sunday morning at the Nelson, the team was in an identical position. The outcome, however, proved to be quite different.
Disappointment characterized yesterday's final round for the men's golf team, as the Blue Devils finished second despite entering Tuesday with a share of the lead. Duke was eight shots behind Augusta State, which played an impressive round and took home the team crown at the Duke Golf Open played at the Duke Golf Club.
After a disappointing loss to unranked Lehigh Sunday and a drop of six positions in the Soccer America rankings, the Blue Devils executed an aggressive gameplan earning a 4-1 victory over Manhattan College Wednesday night at Koskinen Stadium.
For the first time since 1998, Duke enters homecoming with a win--not just one, but two.
Men's tennis head coach Jay Lapidus sat back and enjoyed a well-played and closely contested championship match between two members of the men's tennis team Monday. Senior Michael Yani defeated freshmen Ludovic Walter 6-3, 7-5 in the finals of the Adidas Inivitational.
After 36 holes of play at the NCAA Fall Preview at the Kampen golf course in West Lafayette Indiana the Duke women's golf team sits tied for third with Arizona, three shots behind leader Oklahoma State. The Blue Devils, currently at plus-18, will play a final 18 holes today to decide the championship.
The reigning national champion women's golf team begins it title defense this weekend when the top-ranked Blue Devils tee off against a handful of the nation's other top teams at the NCAA Fall Preview this weekend.
