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Duke Travels to Louisville, Bellarmine for Weekend Set
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The Opening Hit
By the Numbers
89 - Penalty corners won by the Blue Devils in 2022
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61 – Penalty corners earned by Duke after 13 games in 2021
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63 - Career points for senior Hannah Miller, tied for 26th in Blue Devil history
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9 - Assist for Miller in 2022, a career-best and one of 16 players to have at least nine helpers
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201 - Career saves for goaltender Piper Hampsch in the cage, ranking 10th on the Duke career charts and 36 away from the eighth spot
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12 - Different Blue Devils who have scored a goal this season
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304 - Career wins by head coach Pam Bustin, the 19th Division I head coach to reach the 300-win benchmark.
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Scouting Louisville
Scouting Bellarmine
In Common
Series Histories
Last Time We Met Louisville
About The Blue Devils
Fast Quarter Starts       Â
Next Games
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- Duke hits the road for the final time this season, traveling to the Bluegrass State to take on ACC foe Louisville and Bellarmine. Friday's game against the Cardinals will be streamed on ACCNX through the ESPN app. Sunday's contest will be on the BU Sports Network. Links are available at GoDuke.com.
- The Blue Devils are 5-8 this season and coming off a commanding 8-1 victory at Richmond. Six different players notched goals in the game. Duke remains in search of its first ACC victory since April 10, 2021 against Louisville.
- Louisville is 10-3 overall with all three losses coming against ACC foes. The Cardinals have yet to score a goal in league action, falling to UNC, 3-0, Virginia, 2-0, and Wake Forest, 2-0. Louisville most recently defeated Liberty, 2-0.
- The Blue Devils have a balanced offense with 12 different players scoring at least one goal this season. Duke is 3-2 on the road this season.
- Duke last put together consecutive wins at the start of the season, Aug. 26 and 27.
By the Numbers
89 - Penalty corners won by the Blue Devils in 2022
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61 – Penalty corners earned by Duke after 13 games in 2021
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63 - Career points for senior Hannah Miller, tied for 26th in Blue Devil history
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9 - Assist for Miller in 2022, a career-best and one of 16 players to have at least nine helpers
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201 - Career saves for goaltender Piper Hampsch in the cage, ranking 10th on the Duke career charts and 36 away from the eighth spot
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12 - Different Blue Devils who have scored a goal this season
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304 - Career wins by head coach Pam Bustin, the 19th Division I head coach to reach the 300-win benchmark.
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Scouting Louisville
- Louisville heads into the weekend set looking for its first ACC win. The Cardinals are 10-3 overall, but 0-3 against league foes and have yet to score a goal in conference action. Louisville ranks second in the ACC and fifth nationally in goals against average, allowing just one goal per game. The other end of the field has been a slightly different story as the Cardinals are averaging 1.92 goals per game to rank sixth in the ACC and 41st nationally. Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â
- Aimee Plumb, Julie Kouijzer and Katie Schneider all have five goals apiece, with Plumb and Kouijzer pacing the offense overall with 16 and 12 points, respectively. Penalty corners have been elusive for the Cardinals, averaging just 4.62 per game, the fewest in the ACC. Defensively, Louisville is holding opponents to 9.8 shots per game and only 3.85 corners per outing. In goal, Sasha Elliott has a 1.00 goals against average, an .843 save percentage and 5.38 saves per game. She leads the nation in save percentage and is eighth in goals against average. Her 5.38 saves per game is the best in the ACC. She ranks 11th among action goaltenders in career saves at 292.
Scouting Bellarmine
- Bellarmine heads into the final weeks of the 2022 season with a 4-9 overall record. The Knights have won three of the past four games and hosts MAC foe Ball State Oct. 14. Bellarmine is averaging just 1.92 goals per game while giving up 2.85 goals per outing. Penalty corners have been hard to come by for the Knights, winning just 4.6 per game. Opponents have been awarded nearly nine per game against Bellarmine.
- Amber Hofenk Jerembo paces the offense with 23 points from 11 goals and one assist, while Marit van der Bend has four goals and four assists. Hofenk Jerembo ranks tied for 22nd nationally in points per game. Defensively, the Knights have allowed 37 goals in the 13 games. Danni Swallow and Kailey Workman have split duties in the cage, starting eight and five games, respectively. Swallow has started the past seven games and owns a 2.73 goals against average and a .661 save percentage. She is 4-4 overall and Workman is 0-5 in her five starts.
In Common
- Duke and Louisville share three common opponents - James Madison, Virginia, and Wake Forest. The Blue Devils went 0-3 in those contests, while the Cardinals grabbed a 1-0 win over James Madison.
- The Blue Devils and Knights have two common foes - Appalachian State and James Madison. Duke went 1-1 in those contests with a win over the Mountaineers, while Bellarmine was 0-2.
Series Histories
- Duke and Louisville meet for the 19th time with the Blue Devils holding an 11-7 advantage. The Cardinals have won four of the past five outings, including last year's 1-0 victory in Durham. Five of the past seven contests have been decided by a single goal and in four of the previous six outings one team has been shut out.
- Duke and Bellarmine meet for the first time. The Knights are in their third year of reclassifying to Division I.
Last Time We Met Louisville
- Louisville scored in the fourth minute and held off the Blue Devils for the 1-0 victory. Piper Hampsch made seven saves in the cage as the Cardinals held Duke to only five shots and one on goal in the game.
About The Blue Devils
- Duke hits the road for two games in Louisville to close the regular season road slate. The Blue Devils look to build off a commanding 8-1 victory over Richmond Sunday.
- The Blue Devils have been dangerous in the circle, earning 89 penalty corners. Ranking second in the ACC and 22nd nationally in penalty corners per game (6.54), Duke continues to work towards capitalizing on all the action in the circle after scoring on two of the six at Richmond.
- Hannah Miller paces the Duke offense with five goals and nine assists for 19 points. Issy Carey is the top goal scorer with seven tallies, while Charlie van Oirschot and Logan Clouser have four apiece. Duke has struggled a little offensively in ACC play, scoring only three goals despite averaging nearly eight shots and five penalty corners per game.
- Defensively, the Blue Devils' entirely new backline continue to gel as a unit. Senior Mary Harkins has stepped up as a captain, while Megan Maransky is having an outstanding sophomore campaign. Rookie Paige Bitting has started the past 11 games as a crucial piece to the backline.
- In goal, Piper Hampsch is averaging 3.33 saves per game and has a .625 save percentage, while Grace Brightbill has started the past three contests. Brightbill has played in six games and sports a 2.42 goals against average and a .696 save percentage.
Fast Quarter Starts       Â
- Twelve of Duke's 31 goals this season have come in the first five minutes of a quarter or overtime. The Blue Devils rank third among ACC squads with 12 goals in the opening five minutes of a period. Syracuse has 19 and North Carolina 17.
- Duke is 4-2 when scoring the first goal and 1-6 when its opponent nets the opening tally. The Blue Devils overcame the early 1-0 deficit to Richmond last weekend.
Next Games
- The Blue Devils take a break from game action before returning home to host No. 1 North Carolina Oct. 29. First hit is for 12 p.m., against the Tar Heels. Duke turns right around to host the ACC Tournament Nov. 1-4.
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