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One week after announcing his intentions to join the professional ranks, former Duke midfielder Peter Stroud has signed a three-year MLS homegrown contract with New York Red Bulls.
Former Blue Devils Michelle Cooper, Delaney Graham and Sophie Jones were each drafted in the 2023 NWSL Draft Thursday night in Philadelphia.
Though her career stats at Duke do not jump off the page, Sophie Jones has been one of the best players in the country over the past four years and joins the ranks of all-time Blue Devil greats.
After three incredibly successful years in Durham, the next step in Peter Stroud's illustrious career will be in the professional ranks.
At Friday evening's MAC Hermann Trophy banquet in St. Louis, junior midfielder Peter Stroud fell just short of college soccer's top individual prize after being named a finalist in December 2022.
Okay, now you can call her the greatest Duke women’s soccer player of all time.
Coming in at No. 5: Duke men's soccer made history in the regular season before stringing together a deep NCAA tournament run.
Coming in at No. 6: Duke women's soccer made a strong postseason run to cap another season among the nation's best.
In the MLS SuperDraft Wednesday afternoon, Orlando City SC selected the sophomore forward with the second pick of the first round.
There’s a Sisyphean nature to Duke, if Sisyphus could get his boulder over the hill and immediately discover another, even larger hill staring him down.
Mohammed will forgo his remaining NCAA eligibility and declare for the 2023 MLS SuperDraft.
Sophomore Michelle Cooper announced that she would be forgoing her last two years of eligibility—the first Blue Devil soccer star to do so—to pursue her professional career.
Superstar striker Michelle Cooper announced Monday evening that she will forgo her remaining college eligibility to enter the professional soccer ranks.
It was a somber end to a stellar season, and if not for a few millimeters here and there, some slight swings of luck and the deathly kiss of the post, it could have been different.
The Blue Devils' season ends after its loss against the Bluejays with a spot as one of the tournament's final four teams on the line.
Though the Panthers brought their best, the Blue Devils, supported by their strong defensive performance and a goal from senior Scotty Taylor in the dying minutes of the first half, hung on to beat FIU with their fifth 1-0 win of the season.
The Blue Devils’ dream of a national championship was cut short Friday night in overtime with a 3-2 loss to No. 1-seed Alabama in the Elite Eight.
Over the course of 90 minutes, one old adage seemed to ring true for Duke: Offense wins games, but defense wins championships.
In defeating South Carolina 2-1 in the third round of the NCAA tournament, the Blue Devils advanced to the Elite Eight.
Like the fans of Ecuador, the Blue Devil faithful celebrated as No. 7-seed Duke took down Denver in a second-round matchup that paired two of the top defenses in the country.
