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Ana Young is a Trinity sophomore and an assistant Blue Zone editor of The Chronicle’s 118th volume.
Just days ago, Duke's whole roster was competing in Champaign, Ill. But after a loss in the national semifinal to Oklahoma, just one remained on the rainy courts at Illinois—junior Chloe Beck.
For the first time under head coach John Danowski, Duke will not be competing in the NCAA tournament.
No. 3-seed Duke hosted the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament at Sheffield Indoor Tennis Center Friday and Saturday, where it delivered losses to Quinnipiac and Old Dominion, respectively.
With the hosting team decked out in visiting jerseys and holding one last chance to punch its ticket to the NCAA tournament, Friday’s game was a classic underdog tale. But not for Duke, which had its conference tournament run cut short due to a locked-in Notre Dame squad.
The NBA postseason is well underway, and former Duke men's basketball players are starring in their teams' victories. The Blue Zone takes a look.
After an impressive postseason showing in 2021-22, there was plenty of chatter on whether sophomore guard Jeremy Roach would be staying with the Blue Devils or declaring for the 2022 NBA Draft.
The seventh-ranked Blue Devils hosted No. 2 Boston College Saturday afternoon at Koskinen Stadium, where the crew delivered a 16-15 upset against the defending national champions.
The NBA postseason has officially begun, and former Duke men's basketball players are leading the way. The Blue Zone takes a look.
Though we already know that the Blue Devils have what it takes to score with any of their opponents, this game will be a test of how strong their defense is.
The recipients of these tickets were decided by a true lottery—no sleeping outside in the rain, no walk-up line, just pure luck.