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CHAPEL HILL—In their final dual meet of the season, the Blue Devil men looked to break a losing streak that dates back to 1939 and the women hoped to seize their first-ever win against North Carolina.
After getting swept away by No. 22 Appalachian State, the Blue Devils looked to gain some momentum in their next dual meet and avoid a third straight loss.
Coming off convincing wins against South Carolina and Queens University, the Blue Devils looked to continue their dual-meet winning streak—this time against a much tougher opponent in Virginia.
After spending a week in Hawaii, the Blue Devils returned to Durham to open the spring season against Elon.
Back in the water for their first meet of 2017, the Blue Devils opened their spring season with the first of three consecutive dual meets leading up to February’s Janis Hape Dowd Nike Cup.
Duke wraps up its nonconference slate Wednesday evening at 6 against Elon at the Greensboro Coliseum, looking to reach a double-digit winning streak for the first time in two years. The contest will be the Blue Devils' last chance to integrate their recovering freshmen into the lineup before a 10-day break for Christmas and the start of conference play at Virginia Tech on New Year's Eve.
Coming off a third place showing against a top ACC program in N.C. State, Duke looked to end the calendar year on a high note in a dual meet at Division II Queens University of Charlotte.
After stealing victory from the jaws of defeat against Miami, the Blue Devils' only hope for keeping their ACC championship hopes alive was an upset at No. 6 North Carolina.
In their final game of the year at Cameron Indoor Stadium, the Blue Devils looked to bounce back after a disappointing loss to No. 17 Florida State to keep their slim hopes of an ACC title alive.
In their first invitational action of the year, the Blue Devils hoped the high level of competition would lead to some of the best performances in program history.
After a strong showing against top teams at October’s Princeton Chase, Duke went to Charlottesville, Va., where they showed again they have the potential to close the gap on one of the nation's top teams.
Meible Chi came to Durham with high expectations as a top-10 recruit.
Duke is still winless in ACC play heading into the final third of its season and a home matchup against Virginia Tech Saturday at 3:30 p.m. The Hokies lead the ACC Coastal Division, but fell to the Blue Devils at home last season 45-43 in four overtimes. Here are three keys to Saturday's matchup for Duke:
After months of intensive training, Duke raced against some of the best programs in the nation in the Blue Devils’ first regatta of the season.
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
Marist Red Foxes
After a slew of wins at the USTA/ITA Carolina Regional, Duke returned to the court at N.C. State looking for more.
CHAPEL HILL—With the No. 1 amateur in the world preparing to qualify for the LPGA Tour, the Blue Devils traveled to the Tar Heel Invitational looking for their fourth straight win at the event.
With the regular season coming to a close, Duke entered Saturday night’s game against No. 5 Virginia looking to preserve its status as the only undefeated team in the ACC.
The Blue Devils entered Friday’s game desperately seeking an offensive spark after scoring once in their first three ACC games.
