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Despite miserable weather conditions, the women's cross country team was able to run well enough to show improvement over last year at the NCAA District III meet on Saturday.
Most teams use exhibition games to find holes in their game plan. Rarely do they use these games to find holes in the stadium.
The men's cross country team ended its season this past weekend at the NCAA District III meet in Greenville, S.C., with its top finish in decades.
COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- The women's soccer team entered Friday night's Atlantic Coast Conference semifinal against No. 1 North Carolina polished like a new car.
Sunday school teachers everywhere cringed at the result of Saturday's men's basketball exhibition game, as the Devils trounced the Christians at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Last year, the men's soccer team atoned for a mediocre start with a blazing stretch run, winning eight of its last nine games in the regular season. This year has been just the opposite.
COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- The message must have been lost in the mail because the Duke field hockey team sure never received it.
After a month-long hiatus from tournament play, the women's golf team swung back into action this weekend at the Carolyn Cudone Intercollegiate in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
It was a quiet bus ride home for the men's and women's swimming teams on Friday night, as both squads lost to North Carolina State.
The volleyball team got back on the winning track this weekend as it ventured to Tallahassee, Fla., and defeated Florida State 3-0.
With its performance in the annual Blue-White game, the men's basketball team sent the world a simple message: forget about the 1994-95 campaign.
Even though the weather at the Duke Soccer Stadium on Sunday was pleasant, the play on the field clouded the day.
Duke's volleyball team entered the weekend's matches against Atlantic Coast Conference co-leaders Georgia Tech and Clemson with high hopes of climbing in the conference standings.
The Duke field hockey team experienced mixed emotions this past weekend.
The change to daylight savings time threw everyone's timing off this past weekend. That is, everyone except the women's soccer team.
WINSTON-SALEM--The women's cross country team earned its lowest point total ever at an Atlantic Coast Conference championship Saturday to place seventh out of nine teams.
WINSTON-SALEM -- With two of its top three runners unable to perform up to their usual level due to injuries, it would have been easy for the men's cross country team to give up and run...
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