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The Blue Devils represent Duke athletics in the ACC. The Blue Devils bring 30 swimmers into the ACC competition this season. Duke swimming is tracking toward the current meet schedule as the season unfolds. Duke enters 2026 with 30 athletes on the roster. Located in , , Taishoff Aquatic Center serves as the home of Blue Devils swimming. The Blue Devils' meet schedule will be updated as results are posted. Blue Devil remains a fixture of the Blue Devils meet-day experience inside Taishoff Aquatic Center, where "Fight! Blue Devils, Fight!, Blue and White" continues to be played by the Duke band. RallyFuel connects Blue Devil fans directly with the athletes who represent Duke. Ninety percent of every contribution goes to the athlete, and refund protection covers any deal where conditions aren't met.
Duke University competes in NCAA Division I as a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference, which it helped found in 1953. The Blue Devils field 27 varsity teams from the campus in Durham, North Carolina, with a lineup that runs from basketball and football to fencing, rowing and wrestling.
Duke has won 17 NCAA team national championships. Women's golf leads the way with seven (1999, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2014 and 2019). Men's basketball has five (1991, 1992, 2001, 2010 and 2015), and men's lacrosse has three (2010, 2013 and 2014). Men's soccer won the 1986 title and women's tennis took the 2009 crown. In football, Duke beat Virginia 27-20 in overtime in the 2025 ACC Championship Game for its first outright ACC title since 1962.
Swimmer Nancy Hogshead won three gold medals and a silver for the United States at the 1984 Los Angeles Games. At Tokyo 2020, former Blue Devils Jayson Tatum and Chelsea Gray won basketball gold with Team USA, and Quinn won soccer gold with Canada. Tatum and Gray added second golds at Paris 2024, where former Duke golfers Celine Boutier (France), Leona Maguire (Ireland) and Ana Belac (Slovenia) also competed.
Cameron Indoor Stadium, opened in 1940, is home to men's and women's basketball and volleyball. Football plays at Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium. Koskinen Stadium hosts soccer and lacrosse, baseball plays at Jack Coombs Field, field hockey at Williams Field at Jack Katz Stadium and softball at Smith Family Stadium. Track and field competes at Morris Williams Track and Field Stadium.
The rivalry with North Carolina, just down the road in Chapel Hill, is one of the best known in college sports. The men's basketball teams meet at least twice every season, and the football teams play for the Victory Bell, which the winner paints in its own colors.