Duke field hockey suffers third-straight loss in defeat at Wake Forest
(10/06/22 4:31am)
Missed opportunities have been the story of Duke field hockey’s season thus far.
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Missed opportunities have been the story of Duke field hockey’s season thus far.
Life is 10 percent what happens and 90 percent how you react. That perfectly sums up Duke’s weekend on the road.
As the rain splashed on the new blue turf Sunday, Duke’s chance to win the game slipped away.
Just hearing about Duke’s schedule over the past week is exhausting. The Blue Devils had three straight games at the Duke invitational, a midweek game at Elon and will host two more home games Friday and Saturday. Despite the exhausting schedule, Duke went on the road Tuesday evening to Elon and defeated the Phoenix 3-1.
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For those who followed Duke’s squad last year, be prepared to see plenty of unfamiliar faces on the court as the season takes off. Duke has added seven freshmen and two graduate transfers to its roster, meaning that much of the preseason has been about “trying to do a lot of work together and working on getting to know each other,” head coach Jolene Nagel told The Chronicle. The trajectory of the season will depend on how well the Blue Devils can work as a cohesive team and establish their dynamic early on in the season.
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