Duke field hockey loses to No. 7 Virginia
By Staff Reports | October 29, 2012The regular season has come to a close, and Duke could not snag its first win against an ACC or higher-ranked opponent.
The regular season has come to a close, and Duke could not snag its first win against an ACC or higher-ranked opponent.
The Blue Devils host Virginia Saturday.
Friday, two things changed.
The Blue Devils are back in Durham for the rest of the season, and it couldn’t come at a better time.
The Blue Devils beat James Madison but lost to No. 8 Old Dominion.
It’s crunch time for the Blue Devils.
Duke held Maryland—the sixth highest-scoring team in the country—to just two goals.
Duke seeks its first ACC win of the season.
The girls are back in town.
With players set to return to action from the Junior Pan-Am games, Duke will take on Boston College and Kent State.
Six field hockey players competed at the Junior Pan-Am Games in Mexico.
The Blue Devils fell 7-3 to North Carolina but rebounded with a 4-2 win against Michigan St.
Duke field hockey will host UNC Saturday before Michigan State Sunday.
Duke dropped Sunday’s match to Old Dominion to remain below .500 for the season.
After losing to two ranked opponents last weekend, Duke field hockey will look to bounce back against two more this weekend.
No. 9 Duke field hockey fell to No. 13 Wake Forest and No. 11 Northwestern this weekend.
The Blue Devils will look to rase above .500, facing No. 13 Wake Forest and No. 11 Northwestern.
Duke battled one of its toughest opponents of the season at home Friday.
In a battle of powerhouses, No. 4 Duke field hockey will battle No. 5 Princeton Friday night.
Last year, the Blue Devils’ national championship hopes vanished when Old Dominion handed them a crushing loss.