While a heartbreaking loss marked the end of the Women’s Soccer team’s 2024 season, it marked the beginning of another season less visible to fans—the offseason.
In 2024, an estimated 30,500 Canadian women will be diagnosed with breast cancer—a staggering number underscoring the importance of awareness and action.
A five-game winless streak finally came to an end for the Gaels on Sept. 20, with a dominant 5-0 victory away against the also winless RMC Paladins.
The Men’s and Women’s Soccer teams faced off on Sept. 14 with a double header against the University of Toronto Varsity Blues.
After one of the best seasons Queen’s Men’s Soccer has ever seen, they’ve made a coaching change in hopes of continuing their upwards trajectory and fostering further growth within their student-athletes.
This week student-athletes and staff gathered in the ARC to celebrate the Colour Awards and the 2023-24 season, ‘The Journal’ recaps.
Queen’s hosted three National Championships this year and the Men’s Basketball team won the OUA Championship at home. ‘The Journal’ looks at how well Queen’s did at bringing in spectators.
Queen’s started their playoff campaign strong with a 4-0 victory over Nipissing at home.
Queen’s beat Toronto Metropolitan University 5-0 on Friday. On Sunday, the Gaels celebrated their seniors and beat the Laurentian Voyageurs 7-0.
On Sunday, Men’s Soccer played Laurentian at home and earned a 6-0 victory. It marked the end of an exciting season end for both the team and their fans.
Canada qualified for the first time in 36 years, but might be the only country without fresh uniforms for 2022 FIFA World Cup.
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