Despite defeating Virginia and Tennessee in the opening rounds of the ITA National Team Indoor Championship, No. 6 Duke ultimately fell short for the second time in two weeks to No. 2 Florida.
Last March, Duke upset then-No. 3 Southern California in Durham, an unlikely win that was surely the team’s most significant victory of the season, especially after the Trojans went on to win the...
Reid Carleton and Henrique Cunha gave both the current and former No. 1 players in the country all they could handle this weekend. Unfortunately, the contest’s result was already decided in...
Coming into this weekend, Duke knew it faced an uphill battle against No. 2 Florida. Midway through the doubles matches Sunday, however, the Blue Devils found themselves neck-and-neck with the...
In its second straight match against top-25 competition, Duke will battle Florida at the Sheffield Indoor Tennis Center on Sunday at 12 p.m.
Duke has little time to recover from that loss as it faces VCU and No. 3 Tennessee (4-0) on Friday and Saturday, respectively.
It’s always a blessing to have one of the best doubles teams in the country, but unfortunately for the Blue Devils, Henrique Cunha and Reid Carleton can’t win a match by themselves.
After sweeping Indiana 7-0 on Friday, Duke faced its sternest test of the spring thus far Sunday, and a resounding comeback in singles play ensured the No. 6 Blue Devils (6-0) remained undefeated...
For head coach Ramsey Smith, resiliency is everything. Despite a tough loss in doubles and initial problems in singles, Duke (6-0) refused to give up Sunday, defeating Notre Dame (2-2) 5-2 in South...
Traveling for the just the second time in 2011, Duke opens up its spring road schedule with a pair of Big Ten matchups this weekend.
It wouldn’t seem that winter weather would be grounds to cancel indoor tennis, but while snow doesn’t fall on the courts, it does fall on airports.
After rolling past Brown 6-1 on Sunday, Duke had less than 24 hours to prepare for a talented Texas A&M team. Fueled by another strong doubles showing and the dominant singles performances of...
By the time singles play rolled around in Duke’s meet against Pepperdine Saturday, the main attraction was arguably over.
Momentum worked in the Blue Devils’ favor Sunday morning when they defeated Brown 6-1 in the first round of the ITA Kick-off Weekend.
After two blowout victories against Hawai’i and William & Mary to start the season, No. 7 Duke is ready to face its hardest opponents of the year so far in the 2011 ITA Kick-Off Weekend.
With warm-up wins against Hawai’i, Elon and N.C. Central behind them, the No. 14 Blue Devils finally get to take on the top guns.
Duke may be losing four seniors next year, but head coach Jamie Ashworth has a solution—one of the nation’s top recruiting classes.
In Israel, it can be easy to choose a side. In the volatile country strained by the tension between Arabs and Jews, some choose to hate.
The Blue Devils were dominant in their home opener Saturday—but it took some time for them to get their footing.
It may only take two to tango, but in college tennis, it takes more than two to win a match. So while the Blue Devils possess one of the best doubles teams in the country, it will be critical for...
