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Duke's standout athletes Katie Shea Collins, Sam Courtwright, Mia Minestrella and Cameron Roller have been named to the 2026 Hermann Trophy preseason watch list, highlighting the program's early momentum and setting the stage for a highly anticipated matchup with Old Dominion.
Old Dominion University's women's soccer team will face ranked #2 Duke on August 27 at 6 p.m. EST in Norfolk, Virginia, a match that could reshape their season trajectories.
The Atlantic Coast Conference’s 2026 women’s soccer campaign began with a marquee matchup between Stanford and UCLA, while a host of players earned weekly honors and historic statistics underscore the league’s dominance.
Following a 22nd NCAA championship, the Tar Heels confront their toughest schedule yet, blending a top recruiting class with seasoned defenders and newcomers to chase a return to dominance
Duke’s women’s soccer team opened its season with a 4‑0 victory over FIU, highlighted by Mia Minestrella’s two goals, a clean sheet and a milestone for Katie Shea Collins.
The Panthers travel to North Carolina to face the second‑ranked Blue Devils, hoping to break a long‑standing drought and notch their first victory of the 2026 season.
Duke women's soccer enters the 2026 season under head coach Kieran Hall, who emphasizes a process-driven mindset, trust-building, and incremental growth rather than immediate trophies.
The Gamecocks open their season at Stone Stadium, facing a familiar opponent coached by former player Caroline Kelly, while aiming to rebuild around returning All‑SEC talent.
Katie Shea Collins and Mia Minestrella combine for 53 goals over the last two seasons, earning preseason recognition as the sport’s most promising offensive threats.
After reaching the College Cup semifinals in each of the past two seasons, the Blue Devils enter 2026 ranked No. 3 nationally, hoping to convert near‑misses into a championship.
A look at the standout performances of Duke University alumni competing in the Women’s Premier Soccer League and the United Soccer League’s W League this summer.
Duke announced its 2026 women's soccer slate, featuring road matches against powerhouse Southern California and UCLA, home games versus FIU and Rhode Island, and a lineup stacked with returning starters and high‑profile transfers.