Basketball

There have been many firsts in this year’s NCAA March Madness tournament on both the men’s and women’s sides.

Queen’s Men’s Basketball finished sixth at the U SPORTS National Championship over the weekend.

This weekend, Queen’s Women’s Basketball collected their second silver medal of the year and made history with their best-ever regular season record and U SPORTS finish.

The Queen’s Gaels aren’t scared of overtime.

Women’s Basketball is keeping their heads held high as they take off for nationals. 

The news came in on Sunday: Queen’s Men’s Basketball snagged the last spot in the U SPORTS Final 8 Basketball Championships in Nova Scotia.  

Queen’s Men’s Basketball fell to the Carleton Ravens on Wednesday in the OUA semifinals.

Women’s Basketball punched their ticket to the OUA Critelli Cup and the U SPORTS championship on Wednesday with a win over Waterloo.

In 2021, Women’s Basketball welcomed Claire Meadows and Wumi Agunbiade to the coaching staff.  

Queen’s was victorious over Lakehead and York this weekend while celebrating their graduating seniors.

Science took home the inaugural ArtSci Cup with a late momentum swing

Queen’s Men’s Basketball had a rough weekend with losses to both Guelph and Western.

Whether it’s on the road against Guelph or at home against uOttawa—some of the toughest competition in the country—Queen’s Women’s Basketball will not be stopped.

Queen’s Men’s Basketball took one loss and one win in Ottawa this weekend. 

Queen’s Women’s Basketball conceded their first loss last Friday against the Carleton Ravens, but Queen’s recovered with a win over uOttawa on Sunday to not go home empty-handed.