The Gaels finally earned their first home win of the season, and it couldn’t have come at a better time.
The Gaels football team are looking to keep the good times rolling, as they aim to bring the fun to Kingston this weekend.
The Gaels successfully crashed the party at Waterloo this weekend, making their presence felt on the field.
A drug test at the CFL Combine has sidelined a former Queen’s football standout.
The Gaels are looking to spoil the party this weekend in Waterloo.
Gaels reignite historic rivalry and win redemption.
After a tough loss to Laurier on Sept. 5, the Gaels are looking to reassert their status as a top team.
Despite the rainy day at Richardson Stadium, the Gaels let the Golden Hawks slip away.
The Queen’s Gaels Football team came out of Week Two with a huge bounce-back win over the McMaster Marauders.
The Queen’s Gaels are set to kick off another busy year, with the fall bringing the season openers for Queen’s football, rugby and soccer teams.
The much-anticipated Queen’s Gaels Football season opener against Western University was filled with action but ended up leaving a sour taste in the Gaels’ mouths.
When the CFL’s Ottawa Redblacks rolled into Kingston earlier this summer for a training camp at Richardson Stadium, three Queen’s Gaels earned a shot at professional football—without even leaving campus.
This summer, five Gaels kicked off the next chapter of their football journey with three of them hearing their names echo through the arena as they were selected in the 2025 Canadian Football League Draft.
Queen’s left its mark in Waterloo as a wave of talent took centre stage at the annual East-West Bowl on May 10. Gael’s quarterback, Alex Vreeken, Kin ’26, receiver Russell Weir ArtSci ’27, and linebackers Steven Kpehe, Kin ’26, and James Pace, ArtSci ’27, were all selected to represent Team East.
In honour of the 89th annual Colour Awards taking place from April 1 to 2, The Journal completed its annual Staff Picks for Varsity Athlete of
the Year.
In preparation for the upcoming Canadian Football League (CFL) draft, the 2025 CFL National Combine was hosted in Regina, Sask. from March 21 to 23.
The 2024-25 season was filled with sweet victories and bitter defeats. Fortunately, The Journal was there to capture them all.
As a testament to the strength of the Queen’s Men’s Football program, nine Gaels recieved invites to the Canadian Football League (CFL) Combine.
Queen’s is home to numerous athletic teams, including eight sports that compete as a Varsity Team for the University.
For the second straight year, Richardson Stadium hosted the 59th Vanier Cup on Nov. 23.
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