The No. 2 ranked Duke women's soccer team is set to play FIU in their home opener on August 20 at 6 p.m. after starting the season with two games in California. The Blue Devils have a strong August record of 17-2-1 over the last five years, but will be without sophomore Jocelyn Travers due to a suspension. Duke returns eight starters and boasts a squad that has scored 91 career goals. Head coach Kieran Hall, in his second year, led the team to the NCAA College Cup in 2025.

By the Numbers
  • Duke holds a record of 20-1-4 against Conference USA teams.
  • The team has an 85-15-11 record at Koskinen Stadium since 2017.
State of Play
  • Duke is coming off an impressive performance against ranked opponents, including a draw against No. 9 UCLA.
  • FIU enters the match with a record of 0-1-1, having lost to Florida State and tied Florida Atlantic this season.
What's Next

Following the match against FIU, Duke will play three of its next four games at home, providing an opportunity to strengthen their season record and enhance their standing in the rankings.

Bottom Line

A win against FIU would push Duke closer to 500 all-time wins and extend their unbeaten streak against the Panthers, reinforcing their dominance as a top contender in women鈥檚 collegiate soccer.