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Breaking down each 2018 World Cup squad

Sean Armstrong | Staff Writer June 14, 2018 As host country Russia prepares to face Saudi Arabia June 14 at 11 a.m. EDT in the 2018 World Cup’s inaugural match, prepare for the tournament’s commencement by familiarizing yourself with each of the 32 squads summarized below. Group A: Russia: How They Got Here: Russia is hosting the tournament; host countries automatically qualify. Predicted Result: Russia … Continue reading Breaking down each 2018 World Cup squad

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Men’s soccer struggling but remains optimistic

David Borne | Staff Writer 10/05/2017 After getting off to a slow start in non-conference play, the Duquesne men’s soccer team is trying to find their groove in Atlantic 10 action. Coming off a 3-1 win in their conference opener against La Salle on Sept. 30, the Dukes looked to keep up their success against A-10 counterpart Saint Louis on Wednesday night. The Billikens, however, … Continue reading Men’s soccer struggling but remains optimistic

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Women’s soccer’s Lauren Bell named A-10 Rookie of the Week

David Borne | Staff Writer Often times, it takes freshman athletes a while to really get rolling in their first collegiate season. That’s not the case for Lauren Bell, a freshman striker whose offensive skills have bolstered an already strong attack for Duquesne women’s soccer head coach Al Alvine. Bell, a Hermitage, Pennsylvania, native, has made an immediate impact in her short time with the … Continue reading Women’s soccer’s Lauren Bell named A-10 Rookie of the Week

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After 110 minutes, Duquesne, George Mason tie 2-2

By David Borne | Staff Writer After 110 minutes, the Duquesne Dukes and the George Mason Patriots tied 2-2 in Atlantic 10 action at Rooney Field on Wednesday night. Duquesne’s record moved to 7-3-4 on the season with a 2-1-2 record in conference play. George Mason opened up the scoring in the contest, as junior forward Tolu Ibikunle was set up by passes from freshman … Continue reading After 110 minutes, Duquesne, George Mason tie 2-2

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GK Evan Kozlowski shutting out everything in sight

By David Borne | Staff Writer The final line of defense for the Duquesne men’s soccer team has been completely impenetrable lately, as goaltender Evan Kozlowski set the school record for most consecutive shutouts. Kozlowski’s streak started Sept. 11 in a 1-0 victory over Canisius, and he recorded his sixth consecutive shutout in a draw against St. Bonaventure on Oct. 5 to set the school … Continue reading GK Evan Kozlowski shutting out everything in sight

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Faith guides Jallah Acqui to early collegiate success

By David Borne | Staff Writer Freshman Jallah Acqui is already seeing success in his first season with the Dukes, and his efforts are not going unnoticed.  He was named the Atlantic 10 Co-Rookie of the Week alongside George Mason forward Tunde Akinlosotu. Acqui was recognized for his play from Sept. 19-25 highlighted by his game winning goal in the 93rd minute of a 1-0 … Continue reading Faith guides Jallah Acqui to early collegiate success

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Dukes tie as Pantophlet transitions to soccer

Addie Smith | Sports Editor Duquesne athlete Kadeem Pantophlet took the field Wednesday for the Dukes but it wasn’t for the basketball team, and he likely won’t be taking the court again. Pantophlet, a sophomore who played forward for the basketball team, instead suited up for the soccer team, helping them to 0-0 draw against Division II Mercyhurst at Rooney Field in spring training play. … Continue reading Dukes tie as Pantophlet transitions to soccer

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Duquesne men’s soccer names new coach

  Pat Higgins | The Duquesne Duke Former Niagara University soccer coach Chase Brooks was named the new Duquesne men’s soccer head coach on Wednesday, said Athletic Director Greg Amodio. Brooks left his head position in Niagara after being named the 2012 NSCAA North Atlantic Coach of the Year with a career record of 22-6-9. Prior to his two years at Niagara, Brooks spent four … Continue reading Duquesne men’s soccer names new coach

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