If there was any hope for a Lehigh comeback, Duke quickly put it to rest in the third quarter. The Blue Devils opened the period with 13 unanswered points, extending their lead beyond 30. Lehigh mustered just seven points in the quarter, and Duke’s relentless pace continued to widen the gap. By the start of the fourth, the Blue Devils led 57-17.

Fresh off an Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament championship, Duke women’s basketball is ready to open the NCAA Tournament with home court advantage. The No. 2 Blue

Duke defeated Lehigh, 86-25, in the first round of the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament on Friday night at Cameron Indoor Stadium on the Blue Devils’ campus in Durham, North Carolina. For the Blue Devils (27-7), the No. 2 seed in Regional 2, Oluchi Okananwa led the way with 15 points as 10 different Duke players scored.