This weekend, the Gaels left zero room for doubt against their cross-town rivals.

Esports are exploding across Canada, and Queen’s gamers are levelling up with it.

Gaels reignite historic rivalry and win redemption.

The Gaels men’s soccer team saw their shot at redemption slip away this weekend.

This weekend, the Gaels rose to the top and left Guelph in the dust.

The Gaels swept the York University Lions on Saturday before scoring a win and a loss in a two-game series against the Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) Bold, closing the weekend with a 3-1 record.

After a tough loss to Laurier on Sept. 5, the Gaels are looking to reassert their status as a top team.

On Sept. 5, the Queen’s women’s soccer team hosted the Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) Bold, taking home an action-packed 3-2 win. Two days later, they took on Toronto to face the University of Toronto (U of T) Varsity Blues away game of the season, dropping a 2-0 loss.

At Queen’s, clubs aren’t just for hobbies—they’re where friendships and communities are built.

For the Queen’s men’s hockey team, their preseason opener was more than just a precursor for their regular season.

For the Queen’s men’s soccer team, Toronto left a bitter aftertaste.

Despite the rainy day at Richardson Stadium, the Gaels let the Golden Hawks slip away.

Nixon Field’s turf is new, but the Queen’s women’s rugby team could argue that the scoreboard still can’t keep up with how much they score.

The Gaels men’s rugby team started their season off with a bang on their home field.

Next year, Kingston will have a brand-new addition to its sporting landscape.

The Queen’s Gaels Football team came out of Week Two with a huge bounce-back win over the McMaster Marauders.

Queen’s soccer hit the ground running, stacking wins in their season openers.

The Gaels Baseball club team is off to a hot start for 2025, coming out of the long weekend with a series of wins in Toronto.

If preseason is meant to ease teams back into gruelling schedules, Queen’s Men’s Rugby clearly missed the memo—choosing the reigning National Champions as their so-called warmup opponent.

This July, two Gaels represented Canada at one of the largest multi-sport events in the world.