Nikolai Ronaldo Bull Jørgensen is a junior defender/midfielder for Duke men's soccer, from Oslo, Norway. He came to Duke in 2023 after playing professionally with Kongsvinger TF since 2021, and he moved to center back during his sophomore season. He appeared in 17 matches with 11 starts in 2025, logging more than 1,000 minutes, and earned All-ACC Academic Team honors that year.

Alexander Visser, from Westport, CT, was the No. 5 national recruit by TennisRecruiting.net and the top prospect in New England, and he won the gold ball at the 2021 USTA Boys' 18s National Indoor Championship. At Duke, he clinched the 4-3 comeback win at Florida State in 2025-26 and has beaten ranked opponents including No. 6 Virginia and No. 7 Wake Forest. He's an ITA Scholar-Athlete and an All-ACC Academic Team honoree. His father also played tennis at Duke.

Avery Oder is a sophomore forward for Duke women's soccer, from Calabasas, CA. She was TopDrawerSoccer's No. 6 overall prospect and top forward in her class, and she graduated early to join Duke in spring 2025. As a freshman, she started 22 of 23 matches with 6 goals and 4 assists, earning All-ACC Freshman Team, TopDrawerSoccer Best XI Freshman First Team, and NCAA College Cup All-Tournament Team honors.

Ludvig Hede is from Gothenburg, Sweden. He arrives with a career-high ITF junior ranking of No. 30, three ITF junior singles titles, and five junior doubles titles. He played all four junior Grand Slams and reached the second round at both the Australian Open and US Open. His father, Johan, was a standout at Ole Miss.

Daya King is a sophomore defender from Moreno Valley, CA. She was the 2024-25 Gatorade California Girls Soccer Player of the Year and helped the U.S. U-17 Women's National Team finish third at the 2024 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup. As a freshman in 2025, she started all 22 matches, played the most minutes of any ACC rookie, and earned All-ACC Freshman Team honors. She has since received a call-up to the U.S. U-19 Women's National Team.

Sam Bodensteiner is a senior from Inverness, IL, and a political science major. She helped Duke win the ACC regular season title in 2024 and reach the NCAA College Cup in 2025, with her first collegiate start coming at Wake Forest. Before Duke, she helped Sockers FC reach the Girls Academy National Finals in 2022. She's also a Dean's List honoree with an All-ACC Academic Team selection in 2024.

Ulfur Bjornsson is a forward from Hafnarfjörður, Iceland, who came to Duke from Icelandic club FH Hafnarfjörður. He was First Team All-ACC in 2024 after leading the team with 13 goals, and he earned Second Team All-ACC and CSC Third Team Academic All-America honors in 2025. He also scored the game-winning goal in Duke's 2025 NCAA Tournament win over FDU, and was TopDrawerSoccer's No. 1 preseason player entering 2025.

Cooper Williams is from New York, NY, who transferred from Harvard, where he earned unanimous All-America honors as a freshman. He was the 2024 ITA National Rookie of the Year and a 2024 ITA Singles All-American. At Duke, he earned All-ACC Singles First Team in 2026 and All-ACC Doubles First Team in 2025 and 2026. He also teamed with Theo Winegar to win a wild card into the 2025 US Open main draw, where they won their first-round match. Before college, he reached a No. 3 junior ITF ranking.

Phoebe Goldthwaite is a senior midfielder for Duke women's soccer, from Durham, NC, and a political science major. She scored the game-winning goal at Virginia Tech as a freshman, started in NCAA Tournament matches as a sophomore, and recorded three assists in 2024. She's been part of Duke's consecutive NCAA College Cup runs in 2024 and 2025. Off the pitch, she's a Dean's List honoree and was part of the NC Courage's 2024 USL W League championship team.

Nathan Gaviser is a junior goalkeeper from Edgemont, NY. Born in London, England, he trained for six years in club soccer, including two stints with MLS NEXT side FC Westchester and two years in the NYCFC Academy, where he trained with both NYCFC first and second teams. In 2025, he made his first start against Averett, recording a shutout, and did not allow a goal in either appearance. He's the fourth Blue Devil in his family, following his mother and two sisters.

Saahith Jayaraman is from El Dorado Hills, CA. He arrived as a Blue Chip recruit, ranked No. 14 nationally by TennisRecruiting.net with a career-high TennisRPI ranking of No. 3, and he finished fourth at the 2022 boys 16s National Championships. At Duke, he went 12-8 in singles in 2024-25 and clinched ACC Tournament wins against Boston College and Miami in 2026. He's an ITA Scholar-Athlete and an All-ACC Academic Team honoree.

Sebastian Eie is a freshman from Oslo, Norway. He arrives with three ITF junior singles titles, two junior doubles titles, and a career-high ITF ranking of No. 92, including a J200 Vigo singles title. In Oslo, he trains alongside world No. 12 Casper Ruud. Assistant Coach TJ Pura called him "an excellent young man and player with huge upside" with "major weapons on the court."