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Duke heads into the weekend looking to build on the momentum it picked up during its most recent road trip, when it beat two top-20 teams in Boston.
The Blue Devils picked up two much-needed wins this weekend against top-20 teams.
Coming off a heartbreaking loss at No. 2 North Carolina last Saturday, the Blue Devils head north this weekend to take on Boston College and Boston University.
Duke got another shot at the second-ranked team in the country this week at North Carolina.
The Blue Devils faced arguably their toughest competition of the season this weekend, dropping two games by a goal apiece.
After four consecutive away games to start the season, the Blue Devils could not be more excited to be home.
The only thing more gratifying than stealing two wins on the road is winning one of those in shutout fashion.
After defeating Ohio State on Friday, it seemed the Blue Devils would walk out of their opening weekend undefeated.
A new school year. Newly renovated facilities. And a new head coach. The Blue Devils have several things to look forward to this season, and head coach Pam Bustin is more than ready to bring her...
After an illustrious career leading Big East powerhouse Louisville, Pam Bustin has agreed to become the new field hockey head coach at Duke, filling the vacancy left by the departure of Beth Bozman.
Almost one month after head coach Beth Bozman abruptly resigned, the Duke field hockey program now begins the process of moving on.
The ACC Tournament started and ended for Duke Thursday afternoon, as the Blue Devils lost their first round game 2-1 to the Virginia Cavaliers.
There was a lot on the line Saturday afternoon at Jack Katz Stadium.-
The Blue Devils’ postseason chances took a major hit on Saturday as they lost to No. 11 Penn State 2-1.
In a freshman class described as one of the most talented ever to join the program by head coach Beth Bozman, two players, Emmie Le Marchand and Caashia Karringten, bring a bit of international...
Despite being ranked tenth in the country last season, Duke still missed the NCAA Tournament—its losing record disqualified the team from postseason play.
Duke Field Hockey could not knock off the No. 2 team in the country, Maryland (12-1, 4-0 in the ACC), in College Park, Md., Saturday.
Duke hopes the narrative of its season will change dramatically this weekend.
Heading into this weekend, Duke prepared for its version of a Boston showdown. The Blue Devils faced not only Boston College Saturday, but Boston University Sunday.
Last weekend saw Duke perform at a standard which head coach Beth Bozman described as “championship level.” Even at this level, North Carolina managed to squeeze out a narrow win, leaving the Blue...