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Despite a tough ACC rivalry loss to North Carolina Saturday, the Blue Devils were determined to avoid a sweep at home this weekend and overcame Richmond 2-0 in yesterday’s game at Jack Katz Stadium.
Defending NCAA champions. A No. 1 national ranking. An unblemished record this season. And only eight miles away from Duke.
On a day where the theme seemed to be missed opportunities, No. 9 Duke lost a close game to Old Dominion 2-1 Sunday at Jack Katz Stadium.
After a painful 3-2 loss to Wake Forest Saturday in quadruple overtime, Duke came out Sunday against No. 13 Drexel energetic despite the long minutes played in the previous day’s contest. It paid...
Coming off a narrow loss to Michigan State last Sunday, when No. 10 Duke dominated the game but failed to score and ultimately failed to win, the Blue Devils did just enough to be victorious this...
The Blue Devils may have found the secret to improving upon their performance last season, when they finished last in the ACC: ROTC training.
After coming back from a 2-1 second-half deficit against No. 13 Louisville to win 3-2 in double overtime Saturday, the Blue Devils could not continue their form Sunday and fell to No. 7 Michigan...
The story of the Blue Devils’ season repeated itself Thursday in Charlottesville, Va., but on this day, it meant the end of Duke’s season.
The disparity between Duke’s ranking and its record stems from the difficulty of the ACC this year. Maryland and North Carolina have been ranked first and second nationally all year long, and the...
Duke has fallen just short against ACC opponents over and over this season, and the disappointing trend continued Saturday as the Blue Devils registered a 2-1 loss against No. 3 Virginia in...
The last time the two teams met was in the first round of last year’s ACC tournament, where Duke came away with a 5-2 loss. Head coach Beth Bozman, however, thinks that this year’s team is better...
![Senior Lauren Miller, whom head coach Beth Bozman called “the backbone and leader of [the] team,” leads Duke against Ohio and Ohio State on the road this weekend.](https://snworksceo.imgix.net/dtc/e30c9c6f-158f-4722-883b-abb0f1caa57e.sized-1000x1000.jpg?w=220&ar=4%3A3&fit=crop&crop=faces&facepad=3&auto=format&dpr=1.5)
Coming off dominant performances last weekend in games against William & Mary and No. 20 Old Dominion, Duke seems prepared to tally two more wins in its away trip to the state of Ohio this weekend.
With the NCAA tournament in sight, the Blue Devils traveled to Virginia this past weekend and came away with two convincing wins over William and Mary and No. 20 Old Dominion.
After falling to the top two teams in the nation last weekend, the Blue Devils look to bounce back when they travel to William and Mary and No. 20 Old Dominion this weekend.
Duke entered the weekend looking for a marquee victory, but despite two strong efforts against top competition, the Blue Devils came up short.
Last weekend’s trip up to Boston kept the Blue Devils winless in ACC play, but Duke gets a chance to change its fortunes when it hosts No. 1 Maryland and No. 2 North Carolina this weekend.
After posting a less-than-inspiring performance in what amounted to a 7-0 blowout loss to North Carolina last Saturday, the Blue Devils hope that a trip out of state will yield a better result.
Although No. 12 Duke defeated New Hampshire 7-1 Sunday, the weekend was tarnished by a 7-0 loss to No. 2 North Carolina Saturday. The shut out in Chapel Hill leaves them winless in the ACC.
For most teams, consistency is paramount, and being able to string together wins can make or break a season.