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Sierra Canyon School, a private school located in Chatsworth, Ca., outside of Los Angeles, is known for its basketball program. The program just got its own documentary, and Duke men's basketball has had its fair share of players from Sierra Canyon, including Cassius Stanley and Marvin Bagley III.
For the first time since Oct. 15, 2020, the Blue Devils found themselves heading into extra time.
Down just 10-7 with over nine minutes left in the second half and all the momentum on their side, the eighth-ranked Blue Devils were in position to make a comeback.
It may have been a home game for the Blue Devils, but they were the ones sent packing Saturday afternoon, falling 15-5 to a Syracuse team that dominated both sides of the ball.
There may not have been any sun shining Friday night for the Blue Devils as they battled the Tar Heels through the pouring rain and biting cold. However, it was the essence of the team itself that provided a spot of light, even with the loss.
After a dominating 24-8 win against William & Mary last Wednesday, the 12th-ranked Blue Devils came into their first ACC matchup of the season looking to continue their hot start. But early on, it was the 17th-ranked Hokies doing the celebrating, as they quickly shot ahead and handed Duke its first deficit of the season. Luckily for the Blue Devils, they had an ace in their pocket: Sophia LeRose.
Men’s lacrosse isn’t the only team on campus returning a wealth of experience and adding a top graduate transfer—women’s lacrosse is doing the same. And with all that firepower, the Blue Devils look set to make the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2016.
For the third straight game, the Blue Devils blew their opponent off the court.
As Duke welcomes Kara Lawson as its next women’s basketball head coach, it also welcomes an entirely new assistant coaching staff: three individuals with a myriad of experiences and over four decades of college coaching experience.
Each week, we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week, and give a brief look ahead. We continue with the week of Nov. 9.
CARY, N.C.—You would think that on Friday the 13th, the Blue Devils would have the luck.
Fourteen seconds.
After a regular season full of uncertainty and anxiety, the Blue Devils have finally reached the postseason, where they look to get themselves out of the quarterfinals of the ACC tournament for the first time since 2017.
Each week, we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week, and give a brief look ahead. We continue with the week of Oct. 26.
The Blue Devils may have been playing on Halloween, but when you’ve got “Devil” in your name, you don’t get scared easily.
After finding themselves on the wrong side of a hard-fought rematch against top-ranked North Carolina last week, the fifth-ranked Blue Devils are still in search of a signature win this season.
Each week, we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week, and give a brief look ahead. We continue with the week of Oct. 12.
The seventh-ranked Blue Devils are coming off their biggest win of the season against No. 6 Clemson, a match that saw them score their first goal in three games.
For the first time in over 278 minutes, dating back to Sept. 17 against Virginia, the Blue Devils found the back of the net.
Each week, our beat writers will recap how each of Duke’s sports currently competing performed over the last week, as well as give a brief look ahead. We start with the week of Sept. 21.
