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Blue Devils Conclude Day One at ITA All-American Championships

The Duke women’s tennis program completed a rain-delayed day one at the ITA All-American Championships on Wednesday at the LTP Tennis Club. …read more Source:: GoDuke.com

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NC Courage fans wearing black in support of team in first game since Paul Riley’s firing

Two soccer players who publicly accused North Carolina Courage Coach Paul Riley of sexual coercion were interviewed on the TODAY show Tuesday morning. …read more Source::…

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NC Courage fallout leads to broader calling for ending abuse in women’s sports

More fallout today from the claims by some former women’s professional soccer players that they were the victims of sexual misconduct by Paul Riley. …read more…

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Gerard Fires a 7-Under 65 in Final Round in Arkansas

Ryan Gerard, a fifth-year senior from Raleigh, made an eagle and seven birdies en route to a 65 in the final round of the Blessings Collegiate…

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Heller, Zhang Advance in Doubles Main Draw

After battling their way through qualifying play to earn a spot in the main draw, the Duke doubles tandem of Michael Heller and Andrew Zhang won…

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Smith Leads Women’s Golf at the Blessings

Kayla Smith and Krista Junkkari shot 73 and 74, respectively, to lead the University of North Carolina women’s golf team in the final round of the…

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Christian McCaffrey practiced with the Panthers for the first time since his injury

Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey practiced in a limited capacity Wednesday for the first time since straining his hamstring two weeks ago. He was one…

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50 Years of Women’s Varsity Athletics: Spotlight on Field Hockey

Allison was a three-time All-ACC performer, the Blue Devils’ first field hockey All-America and the program’s No. 2 career scorer when she graduated. She has worked…

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