Duke's Lacrosse Club

Welcome to the Duke's lacrosse web site. Our goal is to provide current players, alumni and our fans with up-to-date information about the current season. As each season progresses, game dates, times and directions to each location will be added.

Duke's lacrosse club announce open tryout final results (11.12.2009): Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors and Eight grade players..

The Duke's lacrosse club fields a highly competitive High School All-Star Squad and an Adult summer league team.

The Duke's lacrosse team announces 2010 Summer schedule.

The Duke's lacrosse team announces 2012 (1) and 2011 (25) College selections, 20 high school All-State, 12 high school All-Americans and 3 college All-Americans.

Four Duke's players have also been honor as 2009 Under Armor All Americans.

2010 Peter Ortale Scholarship Recipients

The Dukes are proud to announce a donor has created a Duke's scholarship in honor of Peter Ortale, a Pennsylvania high school player who attended Duke University and was killed on 9-11 in the World Trade Center. For those of us who knew Peter, he was a relentless competitor, an unselfish team player and a compelling leader. He had the qualities that define the consummate Duke's player. We are proud to announce that the recipients of the first Duke's Peter Ortale scholarship award are Tim Golder and Nate Hare. Both of these players exemplify Peter's attributes and richly deserve the award and this recognition.

Are you the proud owner of past Duke's rosters, pictures, news articles? If you are interested in scanning your images, or just providing the articles please contact us at: dukes@dukeslacrosse.com

High School All-Stars Mission Statement

We are a special group of people and players. Each of you are hand picked as both lacrosse talents and as individuals who's high moral values represent not only our Duke's team and organization but also your families and communities.

To be a member of the Duke's High School All-Star team, you must pledge yourself to a higher accountability that demands you be a better person then you are a player through example and a standard of conduct at all times.

You represent all aspects of Lacrosse (tradition, sportsmanship, community) and you must be willing to live this Mission Statement, be willing to challenge yourself to achieve excellence even when you don't think its possible and play with a deep reservoir of heart at all times.

Connor McCann is making a difference
	Caption: Connor McCann takes a moment to give.
Connor McCann volunteered to travel to the tiny rural village of Mika, Tanzania this summer with a small group of Episcopal Academy students and teachers on a community outreach project. Connor spent two weeks helping the children there, many of whom are orphaned as a result of the AIDS problem that has existed there for years. He taught English to the Swahili-speaking children, delivered soccer balls and clothing, of course played with them, and in general let them know that people in America care for them. Episcopal has an ongoing associaton with the Mika Foundation (www.mikafoundation.org), which has enabled the school to remain open and generally strives to improve the quality of life there.