Completed Event: Track & Field at NCAA Outdoor Championships on June 11, 2025 , , M: T-35th/72 (8.5) || W: T-34th/68 (8)
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Duke Unveils 2023-24 Schedule
11/22/2023 11:37:00 AM | Track & Field
DURHAM – With the 2023-24 track season rapidly approaching, Duke director of track & field and cross country Shawn Wilbourn announced the Blue Devils' indoor and outdoor slate Wednesday morning. The Blue Devils are set to compete at 17 meets across the indoor and outdoor regular seasons.
The indoor slate opens Dec. 2 with the Blue Devils split across two meets. Several members of the team will compete in the intrasquad Blue White Scrimmage, while others head up to Beantown to take part in the BU Season Opener. Following the New Year, Duke returns to the track for the JDL Mondo College Invitational (Jan. 14), before heading to Blacksburg, Va., for the Hokie Invitational Jan. 19-20. The Blue Devils close out the month of January with the squad once again split across two meets – the BU Terrier Classic and the JDL Camel City Invitation, both meets are slated for Jan. 26-27.
A pair of return trips each to Blacksburg and Boston headline the month of February, beginning with the Doc Hale Invitational (Feb. 2-3) and BU Valentine Invitational (Feb. 9-10) – the latter also featuring a split Blue Devil squad as several members of the team will also be competing at the Tiger Paw Invitational in Clemson, S.C., that same weekend. Duke closes out the indoor regular season in familiar territory – a majority of the team will head to the Virginia Tech Challenge (Feb. 16-17) while the distance runners head back up north for the BU Terrier DMR Challenge (Feb. 17).
The ACC Indoor Championships are slated for Feb. 22-24, with the NCAA Indoor Championships set to take place two weeks later from March 8-9. Both meets will take place in Boston, Mass.
Duke unwraps the outdoor season in South Beach at the Miami Collegiate Invitational March 22-23. The Blue Devils are back in North Carolina for six of their next seven meets, starting with the Raleigh Relays from March 28-30. After the VertKlasse Meeting (April 5-April 6) in High Point, N.C., Duke returns to Morris Williams Stadium to host the annual Duke Invitational April 11-13.
Following the Wake Forest Invitational (April 19), the Blue Devils will feature a split squad to close out April, along with the outdoor regular season at the Penn Relays (April 25-27) and Charlotte Invitational (April 26-27).
Duke and the other 14 member institutions take to the Peach State for the ACC Outdoor Championships slated to be held May 9-11 in Atlanta, Ga. The outdoor season concludes with the NCAA East Regional from May 22-25 in Lexington, Ky., followed by the NCAA Outdoor Championships which makes the return to Eugene, Ore., June 5-8.
The Blue Devils are coming off a strong 2023 campaign, highlighted by the Duke women winning the ACC Outdoor Championship – its second in three seasons and first outright title – with a conference-record 145.5 points. Overall, the Blue Devil women produced 33 top-five program marks and four program records. On the men's side, Duke registered 12 top-five program marks and shattered school records in the 4xMile relay, discus, hammer throw and javelin.
To stay up to date with Blue Devils cross country and track & field, follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook by searching "DukeTFXC."
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The indoor slate opens Dec. 2 with the Blue Devils split across two meets. Several members of the team will compete in the intrasquad Blue White Scrimmage, while others head up to Beantown to take part in the BU Season Opener. Following the New Year, Duke returns to the track for the JDL Mondo College Invitational (Jan. 14), before heading to Blacksburg, Va., for the Hokie Invitational Jan. 19-20. The Blue Devils close out the month of January with the squad once again split across two meets – the BU Terrier Classic and the JDL Camel City Invitation, both meets are slated for Jan. 26-27.
A pair of return trips each to Blacksburg and Boston headline the month of February, beginning with the Doc Hale Invitational (Feb. 2-3) and BU Valentine Invitational (Feb. 9-10) – the latter also featuring a split Blue Devil squad as several members of the team will also be competing at the Tiger Paw Invitational in Clemson, S.C., that same weekend. Duke closes out the indoor regular season in familiar territory – a majority of the team will head to the Virginia Tech Challenge (Feb. 16-17) while the distance runners head back up north for the BU Terrier DMR Challenge (Feb. 17).
The ACC Indoor Championships are slated for Feb. 22-24, with the NCAA Indoor Championships set to take place two weeks later from March 8-9. Both meets will take place in Boston, Mass.
Duke unwraps the outdoor season in South Beach at the Miami Collegiate Invitational March 22-23. The Blue Devils are back in North Carolina for six of their next seven meets, starting with the Raleigh Relays from March 28-30. After the VertKlasse Meeting (April 5-April 6) in High Point, N.C., Duke returns to Morris Williams Stadium to host the annual Duke Invitational April 11-13.
Following the Wake Forest Invitational (April 19), the Blue Devils will feature a split squad to close out April, along with the outdoor regular season at the Penn Relays (April 25-27) and Charlotte Invitational (April 26-27).
Duke and the other 14 member institutions take to the Peach State for the ACC Outdoor Championships slated to be held May 9-11 in Atlanta, Ga. The outdoor season concludes with the NCAA East Regional from May 22-25 in Lexington, Ky., followed by the NCAA Outdoor Championships which makes the return to Eugene, Ore., June 5-8.
The Blue Devils are coming off a strong 2023 campaign, highlighted by the Duke women winning the ACC Outdoor Championship – its second in three seasons and first outright title – with a conference-record 145.5 points. Overall, the Blue Devil women produced 33 top-five program marks and four program records. On the men's side, Duke registered 12 top-five program marks and shattered school records in the 4xMile relay, discus, hammer throw and javelin.
To stay up to date with Blue Devils cross country and track & field, follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook by searching "DukeTFXC."
#GoDuke
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