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The last time the Blue Devils and the Seminoles met for a dual meet, Florida State blew Duke out of the water. Three years and three recruiting classes later, the Blue Devils will look to flip the score in their favor.
The Blue Devil men overwhelmed Pittsburgh Saturday, winning all but two events en route to a 193-101 victory. Duke claimed the team win on the women’s side 178-115 and rewrote five pool records.
The Blue Devils hope for victory with packed stands at Taishoff Aquatic Pavilion as they compete for more than a dual-meet win in their season opener Saturday. Duke will host Pittsburgh at 11 a.m.
The Blue Devils sent a men’s relay to the NCAA Championships for the first time since the automatic and provisional time standards were implemented.
Duke will leave everything in the pool this weekend as the squad hopes to end the season on a high note.
Leah Goldamn and Isabella Paez competed in multiple butterfly events in their first-ever NCAA championships.
Duke diving hopes a second trip to Georgia in three weeks will produce more record-shattering performances under the southern spotlight.
The Blue Devil 200-yard medley relay team punched its tickets to the NCAA Championships March 26 with a second-place finish.
The men’s squad will head to the Georgia Tech Aquatic Center in Atlanta for the ACC Championships, competing in all four days of morning preliminaries and evening finals starting Wednesday.
In her first conference championships, freshman Leah Goldman was the Blue Devils’ star performer with a podium finish and two program records.
With the conference meet around the corner, the Blue Devils previewed a promising postseason at the Carolina College Invitational.
Duke had high hopes for its final meet of the regular season but was not able to keep up with a pair of nationally-ranked Tar Heel squads.
The Blue Devils head to Chapel Hill looking to end a long reign of Tar Heel dominance in head-to-head meetings.
The Blue Devil women clinched their eighth win of the season in Atlanta, but the men could not crawl out of an early hole.
Duke qualified its first women’s relay for the NCAA Championships last season. Now the Blue Devils are one win away from making program history again.
The Blue Devil underclassmen stepped up to give their four senior leaders an exciting send-off for their final meet at Taishoff Aquatic Pavilion.
Duke hopes to give its seniors two wins in Saturday’s tri meet with four Blue Devils competing for the last time at home.
Duke will unveil its 12th-ranked recruiting class on a national stage at one of biggest meets of the mid-season circuit.
Duke had no shortage of energy in its final dual meets of the fall semester, giving its strongest performance of the season.
The Blue Devils will face William and Mary Friday at 5 p.m. before taking on Old Dominion and St. Andrews in a double dual at 11 a.m. Saturday.