Duke women's cross country moves up in polls
By Sarah Elsakr | October 17, 2012The Duke women have moved up in both the regional and national polls after they passed 15 nationally-ranked team sat the Wisconsin Adidas Invitational.
The Duke women have moved up in both the regional and national polls after they passed 15 nationally-ranked team sat the Wisconsin Adidas Invitational.
Duke earned its first appearance in the national rankings this season, making its debut at No. 18.
The Duke men and women will split up as they head to meets in Madison, Wis., Charlotte, N.C. and Louisville, Ky.
This is not any run-of-the-mill treadmill.
The men's squad won the Great American Cross Country Festival in Cary, N.C.
The Blue Devil men left with dashed hopes after injuries forced several runners off the course.
The Blue Devils are headed to Panorama Farms for the "first true test of the season."
In a race that began on the track prior to the football game, Duke dominated N.C. Central in both the men's and women's races.
To get to their meet this weekend, the Blue Devils will not have to go far.
When the Blue Devils traveled to Blacksburg, Va. they knew it would not be long before they would return to Virginia Tech for the ACC Championships.
The Blue Devil women are gearing up to take a more aggressive stance as the gun goes off.
After a disappointing and injury-filled 2011, the Blue Devils are not dwelling on the past.
For a team that had lost some of its most outstanding athletes to graduation, Duke started off the 2011 season with remarkably high goals.
Just before the season’s start in early September, the Blue Devils were excited about the opportunities that lay before them, voicing their commitment to taking the season ‘one day at a time.’
Junior Madeline Morgan, the only Duke runner at the NCAA Championships in Terre Haute, Ind., crossed the finish line Monday in 89th place to put Duke’s name on the results sheet for the last time...
Junior Madeline Morgan has been excelling in her sport since she was in the seventh grade.
Junior Madeline Morgan entered the meet confident after her performance at the conference championships, where she finished in 11th place to earn All-ACC honors.
This Saturday when the Blue Devils line up for the start of the NCAA Southeast Regional meet, they will be racing for the chance to extend their season for another nine days to compete at the NCAA...
The Blue Devils returned from the Three Stripe Red-Shirt Invitational Saturday in Cary after a successful weekend.
This past Saturday, the Blue Devils walked away from the ACC meet in Clemson with mixed feelings.