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Although Countdown to Craziness introduced fans to the men’s team Friday night, it was redshirt senior Rebecca Greenwell who kicked off the women’s basketball season beforehand. Greenwell whimsically reminded fans that Duke's women’s team also enters the season with high expectations.
It is not often that a team can completely shift its focus in a 10-day span. Coming off a national championship and a semifinal appearance in last week's ITA All-American Championships, Duke will look to convert its success on the doubles side to singles.
Looking to bounce back after a disappointing weekend, Duke was not able to regroup in a match abundant with opportunities. The tide turned in favor of the Hurricanes late, and the Blue Devils squandered an early lead to drop their third straight.
It was only two months ago that juniors Kaitlyn McCarthy and Ellyse Hamlin held championship hardware at the ITA National Summer Championship. Now, the Blue Devil duo has brought another trophy back to Durham.
Duke is back in action with an array of matches set to be played starting this Saturday. Coming off quarterfinal exits last weekend, senior Samantha Harris and junior Kaitlyn McCarthy look to bounce back as the Blue Devils travel to take on some of the top-ranked women in the nation.
Growing up in Cerritos, Calif., Duke freshman Kelly Chen always dreamed of one day playing on the biggest stage in American tennis: the U.S. Open. That dream came true not once, not twice, but three times in her successful junior career.
CARY, N.C.—Kaitlyn McCarthy came back home and looked the part.
Looking to close out the nonconference schedule with a bang, Duke instead ended it with a thud against Loyola Marymount.
