With the Blue Devils in pink uniforms, coaches in pink hats and fans sporting promotional pink shirts, “Think Pink” will be the theme tonight at Koskinen Stadium as Duke takes on No. 9 Boston...
Again, Ryan Finley saved the day. The sophomore scored his fifth game-winning goal of the year in overtime Tuesday night.
It’s Tuesday, which means Duke will play its weekly nonconference game. This time, though, the opponent will be stronger than the usual challengers.
Four huge games. That’s how head coach Robbie Church characterized the rest of his team’s schedule this season. With just one win in six ACC contests entering play this weekend, the Blue Devils...
Last week, Duke traveled 2,600 miles to play California-Santa Barbara—and met a crowd roughly four times that number.
Stuck in the ACC cellar after a tough start to the conference schedule, Duke entered yet another away matchup Thursday night desperately needing points in the standings to qualify for the ACC...
For some Blue Devils, a Countdown to Craziness will not take place at Cameron Indoor Stadium, but the sunny valleys of California.
After mustering only three goals in its previous four games, Duke’s attack finally exploded against Clemson Sunday.
Despite a strong effort from the two-headed Tweed-Kent attack, Duke was unable to pull out a win against N.C. State Friday.
After a heartbreaking loss to Miami Thursday in which the Blue Devils surrendered two goals in the final two minutes, Duke returned to form Sunday with the help of an unexpected source of...
In a statement game against Davidson Tuesday, Duke’s offense finally clicked on all cylinders. Riding this momentum, the Blue Devils look to match N.C. State’s offensive firepower tonight at 7:00...
After the Blue Devils’ 3-1 loss to Florida State Oct. 3, head coach Robbie Church warned that a five-minute stretch can change any game.
After a rough start to the ACC schedule that has seen Duke drop two of its first three games, the Blue Devils are hoping that a conference clash with Miami in Coral Gables, Fla., is just what the...
Duke’s starting goalkeeper holds a 0.6 goals against average and had a game against Louisville last month that head coach John Kerr called “the best performance I’ve ever seen live.”
Last year, Davidson mauled Duke in a resounding 4-1 victory. Last night, the Blue Devils reciprocated, exacting revenge for last year’s loss.
Tonight’s match versus Davidson is not just any non-conference match for Duke—tonight, revenge is the only thing on the minds of the Blue Devils.
Sunday afternoon’s game against Florida State was the first time all year that a Blue Devil failed to score a goal. And it took them 18 shots to do it.
