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After four days of tough competition at the East Regional in Jacksonville, Fla., Duke earned 14 total bids to the NCAA Outdoor Championship meet.
Just a few months after falling short at the ACC Indoor Championships, Duke women's track and field won the conference title with a record-setting 145.5 points.
Duke posted nine top-five finishes at Franklin Field in Philadelphia at Penn Relays over the weekend.
The Blue Devils hopped over to Winston-Salem, N.C., to spend their Friday on the track at Kentner Stadium, slotting top finishers in nearly every event they competed in.
Every week, the Blue Zone breaks down an outstanding spring athlete, looking at their weekly performance and their season as a whole. Up next is Lauren Tolbert.
After taking home two gold medals at the ACC Indoor Championships but missing out on the team title, McGinnis' goals remain high as the outdoor season nears its exciting conclusion.
During the spring, April Showers can wreak havoc on all outdoor sports. However, on a cold, wet and windy weekend, Duke’s track and field team still showed out.
Graduate thrower Robbie Otal set a program record — by a wide margin — with a 62.06-meter throw while the women's team continued their domination of the opposition with a comfortable relay victory.
Duke began its outdoor season in nearby Raleigh with an all-around successful showing.
With the outdoor phase of Duke's season about to begin, The Chronicle breaks it all down.
Even on the darkest days for Duke, though, Maatoug finds a way to bring in a bit of light.
Duke came within inches of a conference championship, but instead came out on the wrong end of a heartbreaking ending.
With the regular season for winter sports coming to a close, many are heading into the postseason. The Blue Devils’ indoor track and field squad is no exception, with its ACC Indoor Championship meet coming up this weekend. As Duke looks to defend its indoor title on the women’s side, let’s take a look at the key pieces on this year’s track team.
It was not the most eventful weekend for Duke up at Virginia Tech, but it was a successful one nonetheless.
Duke put together another successful weekend indoors, this time in South Carolina and Tennessee.
The Blue Devils set a new school record and recorded six top-three finishes over the weekend.
The Blue Devils took a trip to colder weather over the weekend, gathering in State College, Pa., to compete in the Penn State National Open.
The Blue Devils put together an impressive performance in the Hokie Invitational over the course of two days, setting four school records and providing plenty of reasons to be optimistic.
The performance of the team served as a testament to their individual dedication, as it was left to the athletes to stay in shape over winter break.
Coming in at No. 8: Few sports at Duke are as non-stop as track and field and cross country, and few Duke teams had as much success in 2022 as the Blue Devil women did on the track.