Duke

Whatever Duke might regret from its 14-7 loss to Princeton in Saturday’s NCAA semifinals, it won’t be a lack of chances.

Aidan Maguire keeps making history. On Thursday, he became the first short-stick defensive midfielder ever recognized as the USILA's national player of the year.

The Blue Devils lost four in a row starting in late March after an 8-0 start against largely manageable competition, giving them a decent record but a modest postseason profile.

A surprise position switch transformed Aidan Maguire from offensive midfielder into a dominant defensive force — and the heartbeat of Duke’s championship pursuit.

Duke scored the final five goals of the game to roar back before a crowd of over 6,800 at Richmond

By beating North Carolina, Duke raised its profile enough to be back in the at-large discussion.

Duke beat rival North Carolina handily on Saturday. Is it enought to get them in the NCAA tournament conversation.

Max Sloat and the versatile Duke offense are ready to dive into the meat of the 2026 schedule.

One player from this group will be named the USA Lacrosse Division I Men’s Preseason Player of the Year on Thursday.

The Blue Devils have new personnel, new approaches and potentially some new positions.