The Gaels’ football and Women’s Rugby teams travelled to London, Ont., in an attempt to spoil the Western Mustangs’ homecoming celebrations.
With both the Men’s and Women’s rugby teams gearing up for the OUA playoffs, their addition of two road wins against divisional juggernauts should help the Gaels gather momentum as they work through the back half of the regular season.
On opposite sides of the province, the Men’s and Women’s Rugby teams received different results when faced with their respective mid-season tests.
After starting their season 2-0 and outscoring opponents 143-9, the Head Coach of the Women’s Rugby team sat down with The Journal to discuss his expectations for the season and reflect on the season thus far.
It was a complete effort on Sept. 7 as the Gaels dominated the University of Toronto Blues by a score of 105-0 in the season opener at Nixon Field, marking new Head Coach John Lavery’s first win as the mastermind behind Queen’s Men’s Rugby.
Two women’s rugby players will travel to Aix-en-Provence, France this June 10 to 12 to represent Canada in the 2024 FISU World University Championships Rugby Sevens.
Lavery plans to bring a fresh perspective to the Gaels.
This week student-athletes and staff gathered in the ARC to celebrate the Colour Awards and the 2023-24 season, ‘The Journal’ recaps.
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