Duke aims to snap title game losing streak
By Galen Vaisman | August 29, 2005In each of the past two seasons, Duke has found itself on the brink of winning the national title.
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In each of the past two seasons, Duke has found itself on the brink of winning the national title.
The field hockey team suffered another Sunday catastrophe against Wake Forest (20-3), which captured its third consecutive national championship Sunday with a dominating 3-0 victory over Duke...
The Blue Devils muted a raucous crowd and put old demons to rest Sunday afternoon.
On the heels of last year’s ACC and national title game losses, winning a championship was the field hockey team’s clear objective.
The field hockey team’s road back to the Final Four will be full of obstacles.
WINSTON-SALEM — With the score tied at two in the second half, the field hockey team made a defensive mistake that cost it a chance to advance to the finals of the ACC Tournament for the...
In the past, the field hockey team’s season has ended after its first game in the conference tournament.
Teams that visited the Final Four the previous season typically don’t have to think about play-in games in the conference tournament.
Riding high on a five-game winning streak in which they have outscored their opponents 24 6, the No.
Neither the game against No. 19 Penn State or unranked Northwestern was a big win for the Duke field hockey team. The Blue Devils handled both squads, 4-1 and 5-1, respectively.
Duke head coach Beth Bozman, her staff and all her players had never won a game at traditional national powerhouse Old Dominion.
COLLEGE PARK, Md. — People with heart problems should have consulted their doctors before attending Saturday’s thriller between a pair of top-five teams.
The fifth-ranked field hockey team played without a goalie for more than 10 minutes this weekend and won. Twice.
The dust has cleared from North Carolina’s recent visit, and Maryland looms next weekend.
The Blue Devils shed tears and did not hide their frustration after losing to their biggest rival Saturday.
When Duke defeated North Carolina 5-0 last October, the field hockey team not only snapped a 49-game losing streak dating back to 1981, it also established itself as a national title contender.
A pair of games in as many days resulted in two victories for the fourth-ranked field hockey team.
For the field hockey team, it’s one big game after another.
In overtime, junior Nicole Dudek sent a slow-rolling shot between the legs of Wake Forest goalie Kristina Gagliardi.