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Just over two years ago, Atli Knutsson came to America, leaving friends and family behind. Fresh out of Iceland and suffering from a broken leg that forced him to sit out almost all of the 1996 soccer season, Knutsson had quite a transition to make.
For the women's soccer team, bad things came in twos this weekend.
Squaring off against the College of Charleston last night at Remley's Point in Charleston, S.C., the men's soccer team found itself in a place where it hadn't spent much time so far this season-behind. But fortunately, it didn't stay there for long.
The field hockey team started the ACC-Big Ten Challenge with a bang, but it ended its performance there with a whimper.
The men's soccer team may have its first win behind it and an injured player returning to the starting lineup, but it does not have the luxury of resting easy. The ninth-ranked Blue Devils (1-0) will be in for a grueling weekend as they travel to Raleigh for the adidas Wolfpack Classic hosted by N.C. State. Duke faces Iona (0-0) on Friday at 4:30 p.m. and Liberty (1-0) on Saturday at the same time.
The ninth-ranked men's soccer team will kick of its season with a home contest against unranked George Mason tonight at 8 p.m. at Duke Soccer Stadium.
Student-athletes on full scholarships may be able to hold part-time jobs starting this August, but don't expect to see many Duke athletes serving up lattés at the Perk.
Chronicle staff writer
The men's lacrosse team sure knows how to go out with a bang.
The men's tennis team concluded its regular-season competition just like most movies end-predictably.
No matter what the sport, no matter what the odds, any competition between Duke and North Carolina is bound to be an exciting one, and Wednesday's men's tennis match was no exception.
The third-ranked women's tennis team continued its run of domination, knocking off No. 17 Notre Dame 8-1 Saturday afternoon in its last home match of the year.
After spending all of their indoor seasons and over half of their outdoor seasons on the road, the men's and women's track teams are spending this weekend at home competing in the annual Duke Invitational.
After losing to Notre Dame Thursday, the men's tennis team regrouped and decided to forget about results and rankings and just concentrate on playing.
If the ability to come through in the clutch is the test of a great team, the men's lacrosse team passed with flying colors.
Heading into the NCAA Tournament this weekend, the men's basketball team knows one thing it has to do.
The men's lacrosse team may have graduated 13 seniors, including five all-Americans, but Saturday it played as if it didn't miss them at all.
From here on out, the men's lacrosse team doesn't get any more breaks.
This weekend in Greensboro, a lot more is at stake than the Atlantic Coast Conference title.
The baseball team lost one streak but quickly started another this weekend. No. 13 Duke (17-1) snapped a 15-game winning streak, falling to Liberty Friday at historic Jack Coombs Field, 12-2. Duke returned to sweep VMI yesterday.
