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Sophie Levenson is a Trinity sophomore and sports features editor of The Chronicle's 119th volume.
A 3-2 Duke victory sent the Cougars back to South Carolina after a valiant effort that held firm against the Blue Devils until graduate striker Forster Ajago’s late two-goal rescue mission.
After another six-period game, Duke extended its win streak to six with a 3-2 victory that was, in true Blue Devil style, a defensive battle. The victory against Harvard followed a similar one against Boston College Friday night.
ESPN College GameDay is coming to Durham this Saturday, and the question on everyone’s mind is who the celebrity guest picker will be. With numerous notable alumni in sports, entertainment and beyond, the possibilities are plenty. The Blue Zone brings you some of our writers’ predictions.
Under those Friday-night lights, No. 10 Duke welcomed a visiting Virginia team to Koskinen Stadium to kick off conference competition in style. The Blue Devils sent the Cavaliers packing following an uninterrupted 2-0 victory characterized by the most energetic soccer Duke has played all year.
With his Monday-night task neatly settled, junior quarterback Riley Leonard asked Professor Taylor for a homework extension.
While the sun set on Koskinen Stadium Thursday night, the third-ranked Blue Devils battled their way through a whiplash match against the visiting Terriers.
As the Blue Devils embark on their 2023 season, The Chronicle is here with all the info you need to know about this year's team.
Duke's season kicks off Friday night at Koskinen Stadium. Before then, our beats are here to preview the upcoming campaign and offer their predictions.
Duke men’s basketball is adding an exciting new class of signees and transfers for head coach Jon Scheyer’s second season at the helm, and the Blue Zone is here to analyze film on each of the incoming Blue Devils. We have already looked at Jared McCain and Neal Begovich. Next up is Sean Stewart.
After exceeding expectations a season ago, Duke women's basketball is bringing in an elite group of talent from the recruiting trail and the transfer portal. The Blue Zone will analyze film on each of the newcomers for the 2023-24 season. We've already seen Camilla Emsbo and Jadyn Donovan. Next up is Delaney Thomas.