Duquesne student-athletes are crushing it in the classroom—posting a stellar 3.52 GPA for the second straight semester, with every varsity team maintaining a GPA above 3.0 for four straight semesters. Over 83% of the 387 athletes made the Honor Roll, including 94 with perfect 4.0s and 279 with GPAs of 3.5 or higher. Women’s tennis leads with a jaw-dropping 3.93 team GPA—the highest in over 20 years—and multiple teams, including bowling, swimming and diving, and women’s tennis, had every athlete on the Honor Roll. Perfect 4.0s span across sports like acrobatics, cross country, track, and even men’s basketball and football. This isn’t just academic success—it’s a testament to elite dedication on and off the field.

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Mickey Winograd, a legendary figure from Duquesne Universitys basketball history, passed away at 92. He was a key player on the 1955 NIT championship team, a three-year letterwinner, and a consistent scorer. Beyond basketball, Winograd served in the Navy, became a trial attorney, and captained the U.S. team at the Maccabiah Games. In his memory, donations are being directed to a scholarship fund in his wifes name.

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Duquesne Universitys Dukes Awards Show honored standout student-athletes, coaches, and programs from the 2025-2026 season. David Dixon, mens basketballs star, and Madelyn Moretti, track and fields record-breaker, were named Student-Athletes of the Year. The triathlon team won the Bluff Cup for community service, and Robyn Hunt took home the Leadership Award. Dixon also received the Herb Bonn Character Award, A.J. Ackerman the Vinnie Vaccarello Award, and Michaela Soper the Staff Member of the Year Award. Other notable winners included Abby McDermott, DJ Cerisier, Sylvia Kashak, and Paige Engel. These awards celebrate Dukes who excel on and off the field, demonstrating Duquesnes commitment to athletic excellence and community impact.

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Ray Goss, Duquesne Universitys legendary basketball announcer, passed away at 89. He held the record for the longest-tenured NCAA Division One mens hoops play-by-play voice, calling Dukes games for 58 years. Born in Pittsburgh, Goss started in 1968 and missed only two games. He narrated highs like a 1969 NCAA upset and this years first-round win against BYU. Despite the pandemic, he broadcast remotely, logging a 977-game streak. Goss was the heart of the program, loved by fans and graduated from Duquesne in 1958. He earned awards like the Pennsylvania Broadcasters Hall of Fame and Woody Durham Voice of College Sports honor. Goss leaves behind seven kids, 14 grandkids, and 2 great-grandkids.

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Duquesne Dukes basketball faces a significant roster overhaul following their Atlantic Ten quarterfinal exit, with five key players, including star guard Jimmie Williams and big man Jakub Necas, entering the transfer portal. This leaves Brandon Hall as the only returning starter for the 2022-2023 season. The team also lost forwards Stef van Bussel, Lazar Milosevic, and freshman guard Dom Akins. Despite the departures, the team remains optimistic, with junior guard Ethan Anish expressing confidence in their ability to rebuild and find new talent through the transfer portal and high school recruits.

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David Dixon, a six-foot-nine forward from Memphis, built his basketball skills battling his sister and later dominating high school courts. He joined Duquesne after an injury slowed his recruiting, where he helped spark a run to the Atlantic Ten title, earning an NCAA bid. Dixons grit shone through tough stretches, including a coaching change and injuries. In his senior year, he led a thirty-point comeback, securing his legacy with one hundred blocks, one hundred dunks, and the most games played ever at Duquesne.

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