On Thursday at the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) National Fall Championship, the Duke women’s tennis doubles duo of Chloe Beck and Cameron Morra registered another victory to move on to the quarterfinals at the Barnes Tennis Center in San Diego, Calif. …read more
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DURHAM, N.C. – For the eighth year in a row, North Carolina is one of the final two teams vying to take home the Atlantic Coast Conference Field Hockey Championship trophy. …read more
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Following Duke’s 82-45 exhibition game victory against Fayetteville State, Blue Devils head coach Jon Scheyer, who was raised Jewish, responds to a question about former Duke guard Kyrie Irving sharing a social media post about a movie and book believed to have antisemitic tropes. …read more
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The eighth-ranked Duke women’s soccer team fought off adversity and turned in an outstanding performance Thursday evening in the semifinals of the ACC Championship, but failed to advance in penalty kicks, 7-6, against top-seeded North Carolina at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, N.C. …read more
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SAN DIEGO – North Carolina women’s tennis has three of the eight players remaining in the singles draw and one doubles team into the quarterfinals after Thursday’s action at the 2022 ITA Fall National Championships from Barnes Tennis Center. No. 1 seed Fiona Crawley, No. 3 seed Abbey Forbes and Carson Tanguilig all reached the quarters in singles, while Crawley and Tanguilig advanced in doubles. …read more
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Ryan Seggerman won his match on Thursday at the Intercollegiate Fall National Championships, advancing to the quarterfinals of the consolation bracket in the process. …read more
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CARY, N.C. – Top-seeded North Carolina advanced to the championship match of the 2022 ACC Women’s Soccer Tournament by defeating No. 5 seed Duke on penalty kicks, 7-6, following a nail-biting scoreless draw on Thursday at Wake Med Soccer Park. …read more
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Late in the fourth quarter of the Panthers’ 37-34 loss to the Atlanta Falcons, receiver Damiere Byrd caught a curl route and sprang it 47 yards for a touchdown. Cornerback … Click to Continue » …read more
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Armando Bacot didn’t bolt early from North Carolina after a memorable run to the NCAA championship game to chase a professional playing career. Neither did Gonzaga’s Drew Timme, an All-American star of one of the nation’s top programs. …read more
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