The independent news organization of Duke University
No. 5 Duke survived an early downpour Sunday to drown the 22nd-ranked Wolfpack 6-0 at Dail Soccer Field.
Chelsea Gray became the first former Blue Devil—in men’s or women’s basketball—to win a Finals MVP award.
No. 3 Duke snatched victory from the jaws of a draw Friday with a 1-0 victory at Syracuse, the Blue Devils avoiding what would have been their first winless streak since September 2021.
The WNBA finals are set, and a former Blue Devil is on each team’s roster. The Blue Zone takes a look at how Chelsea Gray and other Duke alumni have fared across the W this year.
The third-ranked Blue Devils fell to No. 2 North Carolina 3-0 Thursday, the Tar Heels extending their unbeaten streak at Koskinen Stadium despite playing in front of its second-largest crowd since capacity was expanded in 2015.
When the two teams face off at 8 p.m. Thursday at Koskinen Stadium, Duke not only has an opportunity to affirm Cosme’s declaration but to fundamentally shift the landscape of women’s soccer.
No. 2 Duke suffered its first loss of the season Thursday, taking a 2-1 defeat from No. 3 UCLA at Koskinen Stadium.
One of the comforting things about life is that most of its greatest mysteries will inevitably be solved. “Whatever happened to Amelia Earhart?” “Why is the sky blue?” “When is a door not a door?” Another emerged Thursday night: How did Duke pull off the win?
No. 2 Duke rolled to a win in its home opener Sunday, besting UNC Greensboro 3-1 as junior attacking midfielder Maggie Graham recorded her second-career brace.
Each of Duke's past two seasons has ended the same: a tough loss in the NCAA quarterfinals, tantalizingly close to a return to the College Cup. This season is not shaping up to be more of the same.
A May 30 protest in Durham against racism and police brutality. Duke students recounted leading chants, speaking and running from tear gas at similar events across the country.