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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.
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.
The ACC has announced its preseason All‑ACC women's soccer team, highlighting Duke’s standout attackers and defenders. Both players bring impressive stats and academic accolades, while the program prepares for a slate of high‑profile matches.
Duke’s women’s soccer program will hold an alumni reunion weekend from October 2‑4, 2026, featuring a match against California and a series of activities designed to reconnect former players, coaches, and fans
Cassandra “Cassie” Travers, a 5‑foot‑7 defender from Mountain View Los Altos Soccer Club, announced her commitment to Duke University for the 2028‑29 season, joining a program that reached the 2025 College Cup.
Marykate McGuire Loper, a 2022 Duke graduate and former professional soccer player, has joined the College of Charleston as an assistant women's soccer coach, bringing a focus on mentorship, discipline, and player development.
Duke announced the addition of Yuna Marui, a Japanese midfielder with extensive national team credentials, bolstering the program ahead of the upcoming season.
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.