Former Duke women's soccer players are thriving in professional leagues both in the U.S. and abroad. Currently, ten alumni are rostered in the NWSL, including standout players like Michelle Cooper and Hannah Bebar. Additionally, three players are competing in the USL Super League and several more are playing internationally. Their contributions are being felt as they help elevate the sport and represent Duke on global platforms.

By the Numbers
  • 10 former Duke players currently in the NWSL.
  • 3 Blue Devils rostered in the USL Super League.
State of Play
  • Michelle Cooper, drafted second overall by Kansas City, has played 255 minutes this season and scored one goal.
  • Hannah Bebar has started all four league matches in midfield for Bay FC this season.
What's Next

This weekend, several former Blue Devils will be back in action across various leagues. Key matches include Bay FC hosting Ottawa Rapid FC and Kansas City Current facing the Washington Spirit. These games will be crucial as teams seek wins early in the season.

Bottom Line

The strong performance of former Duke players in professional soccer highlights the program's impact on women's sports. Their successes serve as an inspiration to current players and bolster the reputation of Duke women鈥檚 soccer on a global scale.