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When the Blue Devils closed out the season at the NCAA Indoor Championships this past weekend, they were competing for more than just their own results. Their former teammate, Sally Meyerhoff, passed away shortly before the meet began, and though not all the athletes knew her, they banded together to compete in her memory.
The Blue Devil men’s and women’s teams experienced their best combined finish in history in an ACC meet this past weekend, with the men taking seventh place while the women finished tied for sixth at the ACC Indoor Championships.
As a program, Duke’s men’s and women’s teams have never before collectively earned a spot in the top half of the ACC. But later this week, they hope to set a new record by changing that.
The Blue Devils raced in their last meet before the ACC Indoor Championships this past weekend at the Virginia Tech Challenge, winning several events.
After setting collegiate and school records at previous meets, Duke headed to the New Balance Collegiate Invitational last weekend with confidence.
When the Blue Devils participated in the New Balance Collegiate Invitational a year ago, they left with championship wins in three events, and a school record in the men’s 4x800-meters.
After testing his abilities against some of the world’s best athletes, sophomore Curtis Beach returned from New York with three new personal records.
The Blue Devils got off to an incredibly successful start last weekend, winning multiple events and setting both school and collegiate records in the process. And this weekend, Duke track and field fans’ attention will be split across two very different venues.
When sophomore Curtis Beach decided to commit to Duke University, he confused a lot of people.
In its first meet this season, Duke will head to Blacksburg to compete today and tomorrow in the Virginia Tech Invitational against 20 of the region’s elite teams.
On Monday, Duke’s cross country teams raced for the last time this season at the NCAA Championships. And after a surprisingly successful stretch to close the regular season, the Blue Devil men headed into Terre Haute, Ind., with confidence.
After an entire season of preparation, the Duke men’s cross country team will officially be attending the NCAA Championships next Monday, after placing second in the NCAA Southeast Regional Saturday.
CARY, N.C. — The cold wind and rain were no match for the Duke cross country teams this past weekend as the Blue Devils swept the Pack Invitational.
After a string of successful races, Duke’s men and women had high hopes going into the ACC Championships in Chestnut Hill, Mass., Saturday. Even with their recent impressive performances, though, neither team was able to pull off the win Saturday at the Franklin Park course.
The Duke men’s cross country team will head to the ACC Championships this weekend, bringing with it a top-15 ranking, an undefeated conference record and confidence in its ability to take the team title.
The Blue Devil cross country runners leave a victorious weekend behind them as they head into the last two weeks before the ACC Championships. With two more first-place finishes at the Panorama Farms Invitational and Blue Ridge Mountain Open, both teams used the meets as a chance to show off their increasing competitive strength.
Duke cross country runners shattered several personal records this past weekend. The men dominated the Great American Cross Country Festival, while the women took eight of the top nine spots at the Hagan Stone Cross Country Classic.
The Duke cross country teams will head in different directions this weekend as the men race in the Great American Cross Country Festival Friday and the women head to Greensboro to race in the Hagan Stone Cross Country Classic.
Duke had an eventful weekend with both the men’s and women’s teams placing in the top five at the Roy Griak Invitational, and nine out of 11 Blue Devil women at the William & Mary Invitational taking top ten spots.
Fresh off their win at Wake Forest two weeks ago, the Blue Devils are in for some tough competition this weekend as the men’s team heads to the Roy Griak Invitational while the women’s team will split and participate in both the Roy Griak and William & Mary Invitationals. Each team looks to accomplish separate goals—the men will try to work towards qualifying for nationals, and the women set out to gain a feel for the competition at these big meets.
