Lauren Nejes & Noah Fries | staff writer & sports editor The Duquesne women’s soccer team battled through two games last week, tying with Youngstown State 1-1 on the road Thursday before falling to Ohio University 2-1 at home Sunday. The Senior Day matchup against Ohio marked the end of the nonconference slate for the Dukes. “We have to flip the schedule and kind of … Continue reading WSOC draws at YSU, falls at home on Senior Day
Will Stover | staff writer The Duquesne men’s soccer team closed out their second of two road games with a 2-1 win over Detroit Mercy at Titan Field Saturday, earning their first road victory of the 2026 season and keeping the Dukes undefeated through five games with a record of 3-0-2. Duquesne spent the majority of the first half dormant, having only two shots on … Continue reading MSOC victorious in Detroit, WSOC falls at home
Ben Deihl | staff writer Duquesne men’s soccer dominated Mount St. Mary’s offensively Thursday afternoon en route to a 2-0 victory that kept the Dukes undefeated in their 2026 campaign. “The guys did really well today,” Duquesne Head Coach Chase Brooks said. “Bend, don’t break is an idea that’s going to follow you every single game. [It was] a really good team result.” Dukes forward … Continue reading Men’s soccer wins at home, ties at crosstown rival
Rowan DuBois | staff writer *This article was updated for accuracy. The story now reflects that some quotes were acquired by Pittsburgh Soccer Now. Just hours after Duquesne University men’s soccer battled to a 0-0 stalemate with Lafayette Thursday in their season opener, the Duquesne University women’s soccer team snatched a 3-0 road triumph over Cleveland State. The win brought the Dukes to 1-1 and … Continue reading Men’s, women’s soccer open season strong
Leo Martinez-Valerio | staff writer The Duquesne women’s soccer team’s season came to a close at Rooney Field on Saturday iin the quarterfinals of the A10 championship. Tears streamed down Dukes’ faces as they realized their historic season came to a heartbreaking end. The Dukes found themselves down one goal early into the match. In the sixth minute, Fordham’s Riley Carroll fired a shot from … Continue reading Women’s soccer season ends on penalty kicks
Rebecca Jozwiak & Ben Deihl | multimedia editor & sports editor After notching a 1-0 victory against George Washington at Mount Vernon Athletic Complex in Washington, D.C., on Thursday, the Dukes split their two-game road trip on Sunday after falling to Dayton 2-0 at Baujan Field in Dayton, Ohio. Duquesne quickly went to work against the Revolutionaries: Star senior Brianna Moore etched the only goal … Continue reading Duquesne starts 2-0 in A10 for first time since ‘16
The Duquesne men’s soccer team rebounded after two straight losses to A10 opponents, beating Detroit Mercy 3-1 Tuesday night. The Dukes had one of their most efficient offensive games, scoring three goals on eight total shots. “We’ve been talking about getting our momentum back, getting that consistency back in our performance,” Head Coach Chase Brooks said. “Tonight was a much better performance from start to … Continue reading Dukes offense tramples nonconference Titans
Leo Martinez-Valerio | staff writer Duquesne women’s soccer opened its conference schedule on Sunday, earning its pivotal first conference win over Richmond, 3-0. The win puts Duquesne at 6-2-1 right in the heart of its schedule. The star of Sunday’s match was senior Maya Matesa, who broke the school record for most goals scored in a single season. In the 11th minute, Matesa corralled the … Continue reading Matesa breaks school record in 3-0 rout
Ben Deihl | sports editor The Duquesne men’s soccer team had a tall task ahead of them this weekend, taking on the Saint Louis Billikens. The Dukes kept it close but ultimately fell in a 1-0 conference matchup at Rooney Field on Saturday. The Billikens took control of the game early, leading with possession and scoring just seven minutes into the game. The goal was … Continue reading No. 7 Billikens use fast start to beat Duquesne
Rebecca Jozwiak | multimedia editor Swimming, football, soccer, basketball – you name it, and freshman Jakob Brewer has probably done it. After years of immersing himself in the world of athletics, Brewer finally found his calling in his sophomore year of high school: cheerleading. Brewer’s interest in cheer started from a young age when he would watch his older brother play football while he was … Continue reading Give me a J.A.K.O.B! What does that spell?
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