During the spring season, The Chronicle is polling its readers every week via its Sportswrap newsletter to highlight one Blue Devil athlete’s outstanding performance. This week, the spotlight is on Noah Murray's designated hitting performance for Duke baseball.
Over the past four years, Black in Blue has grown as a project, helping facilitate athlete progress both inside and outside of the classroom.
While several Blue Devils did receive All-ACC recognition, the meet was the culmination of a relatively disappointing season riddled with injuries, particularly on the women’s side for head coach Shawn Wilbourn’s squad. The women’s squad finished 10th at the meet after Monday’s finale. However, the men’s fared much better than expected, finishing in a tie for seventh.
The Blue Devils competed against schools from all around the country, racing at sites hosted by Liberty, Clemson and Boston University. Junior Lauren Tolbert was the star of the show for Duke, breaking the school record in the 800m for the fourth time this season.
As the 2024-25 indoor track season gets underway, the Blue Devils are poised for another competitive year under the leadership of Shawn Wilbourn, with renewed focus on both rebuilding and contending at the highest levels of the ACC.
The 2024 Duke cross country campaign showed mixed results, but a promising future, in the first year of new head coach Kevin Jermyn’s time in Durham.
The Blue Devils earned a trip to the TaxSlayer Gator Bowl Jan. 2 in Jacksonville, Fla. They will face off against the Ole Miss Rebels, led by quarterback Jaxson Dart and offensive mastermind/head coach Lane Kiffin. The Rebels also finished their season at 9-3 in the SEC.
As winter sports kick off, The Chronicle is back with our College Sports 101 breakdown, explaining key rules, terminology, meet formats and more. Here's indoor track and field.
The answer does not need to be a complete turn from the shot, but the Blue Devils have to start taking advantage of their top-tier defense and get inside on offense, rather than settle for 3-pointers.
No. 11 Duke men’s basketball returns to Cameron Indoor Stadium for a clash with Seattle. After 20 minutes of play, the Blue Devils hold a 37-25 lead.
