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Dukes fall to RMU at home for first time since ’96
By Ben Deihlstaff writer | deihlb1@duq.edu Winter coats and scarves filled the stands at Rooney Field for Duquesne’s first winter-like weather game of the season, as loyal fans braved the 34-degree windchill to watch their Dukes face crosstown rival Robert Morris. Duquesne fell to Robert Morris at home for the first time since 1996, losing… Continue reading Dukes fall to RMU at home for first time since ’96
MSOC gets revenge on La Salle, moves to semis
By Keira Kusmaulstaff writer | kusmaulk@duq.eduBen Deihlstaff writer | deihlb1@duq.edu Set against a backdrop of twinkling lights, Christmas music and a horse-drawn carriage, the Duquesne men’s soccer team defeated La Salle 1-0 on Friday night at Rooney Field, staying undefeated at home and moving on to the semifinal round of the A10 tournament. This marks… Continue reading MSOC gets revenge on La Salle, moves to semis
MBB starts on high note, goes 2-0 in opening week
By Leo Martinez-Valeriostaff writer | martinezvaleril@duq.edu The Duquesne men’s basketball team opened its 2026-2027 season with a 2-0 record, securing wins over Purdue Fort Wayne Nov. 3 and Central State Nov. 7. Before the Dukes tipped off their 111th season, a tribute video played in UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse in honor of the late Ray Goss,… Continue reading MBB starts on high note, goes 2-0 in opening week
Viegas ties career high, Duq defeats Clarion 97-60
By Noah Friessports editor | friesn@duq.edu After a hard-fought trip to Tennessee to take on one of the nation’s premier programs, the Duquesne women’s basketball team dominated Division II Clarion 97-60 in their home opener at UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse on Sunday afternoon. The victory was the Dukes’ seventh consecutive home opener victory, having won 21… Continue reading Viegas ties career high, Duq defeats Clarion 97-60
Camp’s career day lifts Dukes over Chargers 41-14
Ben Deihl | staff writer Halloween. A classic holiday. A day full of frights, costumes, scares and candy. For New Haven, Duquesne’s offense was its worst nightmare for a Halloween matinee game to close out October. Duquesne dominated New Haven on Saturday, leading from whistle to whistle to secure the Dukes’ third straight win and… Continue reading Camp’s career day lifts Dukes over Chargers 41-14
Volleyball defeats Dayton for first time since 2013
Noah Fries | sports editor Despite falling behind Dayton 2-0 in Tuesday’s “Pink Out” match, the Duquesne volleyball team continued to battle and rallied all the way back — stunning the Flyers with a reverse sweep and giving the Dukes their first victory over Dayton in nearly 13 years. “I think resilience is a really… Continue reading Volleyball defeats Dayton for first time since 2013
MSOC clinches home-field advantage for playoffs
Keira Kusmaul | staff writer In 2004, Mark Zuckerberg launched The Facebook, Michael Phelps won eight Olympic medals in Athens and NASA landed two rovers on Mars. That year was also the last time Duquesne men’s soccer won the A10 regular-season championship outright. Just 22 years later, the Dukes sit atop the conference once again,… Continue reading MSOC clinches home-field advantage for playoffs
Duquesne’s club baseball team making waves early
Noah Fries | sports editor When someone mentions Duquesne athletics, most people’s minds go straight to the varsity sports — the moneymakers. If you went on the street right now and asked someone what they think of when they hear Duquesne sports, they’ll probably tell you something about the football team or the basketball teams.… Continue reading Duquesne’s club baseball team making waves early
WBB’s ‘Bourdain:’ Burt goes global
Noah Fries & Ben Deihl | sports editor & staff writer Tucked away in its own isolated region of Pittsburgh, Duquesne seems like an isolated university to the unassuming eye. Sitting atop a hill on Bluff Street, it would be easy for the Dukes to keep to themselves. But for Head Coach Dan Burt and… Continue reading WBB’s ‘Bourdain:’ Burt goes global
MBB ready for Joyce’s third year at helm
Noah Fries | sports editor The Duquesne men’s basketball team enters the 2026-27 season looking to build upon the 18-15 record from last year, including a 9-9 record in conference play that culminated in a loss to (eventual champion) Virginia Commonwealth in the A10 quarterfinals. With just six members of last season’s squad returning, the… Continue reading MBB ready for Joyce’s third year at helm
Dukes rally for 42 unanswered, rout Wagner 52-21
Ben Deihl | staff writer With just over a minute to go before halftime, Rooney Field was deflated. Wagner had scored back-to-back touchdowns to earn a 21-10 advantage over Duquesne. The Dukes couldn’t figure out how to stop the Seahawks, and it seemed like a long second half was on the horizon. But a clutch… Continue reading Dukes rally for 42 unanswered, rout Wagner 52-21
MSOC finishes regular season unbeaten at Rooney
Lauren Nejes & Noah Fries | staff writer & sports editor The Duquesne men’s soccer team won its fourth and fifth consecutive Atlantic 10 matchup this week, besting St. Bonaventure 4-0 Wednesday before dominating Virginia Commonwealth 3-0 at home Saturday for Senior Day. The victories brought the Dukes to first place in the A10 standings… Continue reading MSOC finishes regular season unbeaten at Rooney
“It was the Wild West:” Alberino modernizes media
Ben Deihl | staff writer Growing up in Connecticut, Rob Alberino always had a passion for sports. He was at the intersection of Boston, New York and Philadelphia, three cities with some of the richest sports history in the country. “I loved everything about sports,” said the Duquesne alumnus and current Vice President of Content… Continue reading “It was the Wild West:” Alberino modernizes media
Vance: When egos become an athlete’s downfall
Ethan Vance | staff writer Former Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin recently posted his Minecraft world to YouTube, and his old star running back Le’Veon Bell took time to respond with a joke on X. “We were tryna win super bowls and coach T was on Minecraft building cities,” Bell wrote. This is ironic coming… Continue reading Vance: When egos become an athlete’s downfall
Dukes lose close one to Long Island on homecoming
Ben Deihl | staff writer Despite a sold-out crowd and one of the most electric atmospheres on Duquesne University’s campus, the Dukes dropped their homecoming game to Long Island University 17-14 Saturday afternoon. It’s the first time Duquesne has lost a home conference opener since 2018 and the first time losing the homecoming game since… Continue reading Dukes lose close one to Long Island on homecoming
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