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Monday, June 29, 2009

Basketball / Women's Basketball / Duke / ACC Blue Devils will head to blue water

Posted by Mike Potter @mikepotterrdu on Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 4:22 PM

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Duke will have some early-season women's basketball in Mexico this season, playing in the Caribbean Challenge Nov. 26-27 in Cancun.

Duke will play Marquette and Western Kentucky, while Arkansas State, Cleveland State and Iona are also in the challenge.

The Blue Devils are in the event for the first time since 2006, when under a different format they beat Bowling Green, SMU and Pittsburgh for the title.

Joanne P. McCallie's club returns two starters - junior Jasmine Thomas (pictured) and senior Bridgette Mitchell - off last season's 27-6 team. Also back are seniors Joy Cheek and Keturah Jackson, juniors Karima Christmas and Krystal Thomas and sophomore Shay Selby, Chelsea Hopkins and Kathleen Scheer. The incoming freshmen are Allison Vernerey of Alsace, France; Alexis Rogers of West Chester, Ohio; and Janee Johnson of Matthews.

Travel packages are available.

Tags: Marquette, Pitt Panthers, Bridgette Mitchell, Allison Vernerey, Bowling Green, Joy Cheek, Western Kentucky, Kathleen Scheer, Iona, SMU, Joanne P. McCallie, Janee Johnson, Krystal Thomas, Keturah Jackson, Karima Christmas, Cancun, Alexis Rogers, Arkansas State, Cleveland State, Jasmine Thomas, Caribbean Challenge, Shay Selby, Chelsea Hopkins

        
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