No. 3/3 Duke (13-0) will take on Boston University (8-4) in the championship of the Blue Sky Classic on Saturday, Dec. 30 at 7:00 p.m.  The contest will be played at the Leede Arena in Hanover, N.H.  - Continue

Lindsey Harding scored 22 points to lead Duke to a 72-51 victory Thursday over Pittsburgh in the final game of the Caribbean Classic Tournament. No. 4 Duke hit 30-of-36 free throws to remain - Continue

CANCUN, Mexico -- Abby Waner scored 12 points and Alison Bales dominated the paint to lead No. 4 Duke to a 75-45 victory over Southern Methodist in the Caribbean Classic Tournament on Wednesday.

Bales scored 10 points, grabbed nine rebounds and had four blocks for the No. 4 Blue Devils (11-0), who held SMU to 22 percent shooting. Duke shot 42 percent, outrebounded the Mustangs 54-39 and had 12 steals.

No more men in practice!  That is the latest from the NCAA.  For those who do not know, Duke students have practiced with the Womens team for years.  It seems like a silly rule to us.

Here are multiple links from the Blue Devil Weekly on the Duke Womens team.

The Duke Women went to 8-0 by defeating Vanderbilt 69-46 in Cameron Indoor Stadium tonight.  The game was more competitive than the score indicates.  Duke had a rare eight point play at the four minute mark which broke the game open.  Bales had 16 points and 9 rebounds and Waner chipped in with 14.  Lindsey Harding continued her solid play for the fourth ranked team in the country.

Here is an article discussing how Coach G has her young team coming together.  Much of the early season success is due to the play of Abby Waner.  Duke is proving that they plan on doing more than rebuild this season by destroying teams like Rutgers.  The DWBB team is currently ranked fourth in the country.

When I think of Duke Womens Basketball, I think of Rob Clough.  For those unfamiliar with his work, take the time to read his take on the DBR.  If you liked what you see, check out the archives at Duke Update for his past work.  If there is ever a book done on Coach G's program, this is who will write it.

 

Here is a great read on the Duke Women from ESPN.