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For a while it looked like an ACC tournament semifinal appearance was a realistic possibility. But in the end, it just wasn’t meant to be.
The duo of Darcy Bourne and Eva Nunnink once again led the Blue Devils.
On a rainy fall day, it was the spring chickens who shined.
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Duke vs. North Carolina never disappoints. The old saying is commonly expressed with regard to the two schools’ basketball teams, but rings true for just about any sport, including field hockey.
Sparks of a great Duke team were there Sunday, but the Blue Devils may start wondering when those sparks will become a fire.
You may have seen Darcy Bourne before, and it’s not because she’s already a star on Duke’s field hockey team.
The Tar Heels' loss to Louisville Friday was their first defeat since 2017, breaking a 47-game winning streak that was the longest active streak in all of Division I college sports.
Duke was forced to start the year with a back-to-back against the perennially high-ranking Cardinals.
Duke's field hockey team is reeling from a subpar season, the loss of its two All-Americans and a pandemic. Can a youth movement capitalize on a shortened season?
For the fourth consecutive year, a once-promising Duke season will end in the first weekend of the NCAA tournament.
Duke came up with a win against James Madison Sunday less than 48 hours after dropping an overtime contest 3-2 to No. 7 Virginia.
Duke made Senior Day count with a win against another ranked team.
Duke picked up its first ACC win of the season in dominant fashion.
Less than 18 hours after Duke’s football team lost in heart-wrenching fashion to Pittsburgh, the Blue Devils’ field hockey squad found themselves in the same position.
“When we set the tempo and actually play the best we can, I don’t think we’re stoppable,” senior Jillian Wolgemuth said.
For the first time in nearly a month, Duke returned to the friendly confines of Jack Katz Stadium, and the Blue Devils sure missed home.
Duke put away Northwestern and Maryland this past weekend in the B1G/ACC Cup.
There were no cobwebs to shake off for No. 3 Duke as it took care of business in its first two contests, handling the ninth-ranked Nittany Lions 4-1 and 25th-ranked Tribe 4-0.
The Chronicle takes a look at what to expect from the Blue Devil field hockey squad this fall.
Although Duke dominated the game, an inability to convert sent the match to overtime. Just one slipped ball later, the Blue Devils’ season was over.
