Duke Opens Postseason Competition at ACC Indoor Championships

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Duke Opens Postseason Competition at ACC Indoor Championships

2/25/2026 4:27:00 PM | Track & Field

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DURHAM, N.C. – Duke track and field returns to action this weekend by commencing postseason competition with the 2026 ACC Championships in Boston, Massachusetts. The three-day conference meet will take place Feb. 26-28 at the TRACK at New Balance.

MEET COVERAGE:

Dates: Feb. 26-28
Live Results: FlashResults
Live Stream: Watch (ACCNX)

WHAT TO KNOW:

Duke features 53 student-athletes set to compete at the ACC Indoor Championships.
Eight Blue Devils enter the conference meet ranked in the top five of their respective events: Braelyn Baker (3rd – 400m; 5th – 200m), Maya Collins (4th – 60m), Olivia Hughes (5th – Pentathlon), Julia Jackson (4th – 400m), Andres Langston (5th – 400m), Stephanie Moss (4th – Mile), Gemma Tutton (1st – Pole Vault) and Arabella Wilson (3rd – Pentathlon).
The Duke 4x400m relays are also ranked in the conference's top five, with the women first and the men fifth.
The Blue Devils are looking to improve upon last season's finishes, which saw the men place seventh and the women 10th.
Action opens Thursday (11 a.m.) in the women's pentathlon and first half of the men's heptathlon. Field events get going at 3:30 p.m., with track events beginning at 4:05 p.m.
The second half of the men's heptathlon will be contested Friday morning starting at 11 a.m., followed by field events (1 p.m.) and running events (3:15 p.m.) resuming.
The jam packed Saturday slate kicks off at 11 a.m., before runners take the track for their respective events starting at noon.

LAST TIME OUT:

Duke capped the indoor regular season with a bang, turning in a number of record-breaking performances during its multi-meet weekend Feb. 13-14.
The impressive weekend showing was headlined by five program records. The Blue Devils tallied four program marks – 60 meters, 400 meters and men's and women's 4x400m – at the Clemson Tiger Paw Invitational and one (800 meters) at the BU Valentine Invitational.
Overall, the Blue Devils turned in 13 top-five program marks with numerous Duke student-athletes notching personal bests.
A small group of athletes also competed at the JDL ASICS Last Chance Invitational with the Blue Devils winning six events to headline the performances.
Duke earned first-place finishes in the men's and women's 60-meter hurdles, women's seeded 200 meter, men's 800 meter and the men's and women's pole vault. Overall, the Blue Devils tallied seven top-five placements and a trio of top-five program marks.
Full recaps: Tri-Meet Weekend | JDL ASICS Last Chance Invitational

UP NEXT:
Several Blue Devils now await their fates on qualification for the NCAA Indoor Championships, hosted in Fayetteville, Arkansas, March 13-14.

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