Former Queen’s receiver Rob Bagg is entering his second full season with the CFL’s Saskatchewan Roughriders. (Tyler Ball)
Gaels One Year Later: Part TWO of four
Bagg rides again in Regina
After a successful season with the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the CFL, former Queen’s football star Rob Bagg is ready for more.
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Relay team barely misses podium
Gaels track stars Michael Prime, Gordon Frenke, Adrian Heller and Michael Nishiyama were less than half a second away from claiming a bronze medal in the 4x400-metre relay last weekend during the Canadian Interuniversity Sport track and field championships in Windsor.
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Sports in brief
Men’s hockey goalie Brady Morrison was recognized by the OUA as the best in his position in the East conference this season, selected as the goaltender for the OUA East First Team All Stars.
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Athletes of the week
Long sprinter Adrian Heller helped Queen’s to a fourth place finish in the men’s 4x400-metre relay at the CIS Track and Field Championships held at the University of Windsor Mar. 12 to 14.
From the Huddle
Athletes need better facilities all around
There is a great divide between Queen’s athletics and Queen’s academics.
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Football offensive co-ordinator moves on
After successfully guiding Queen’s record-breaking offence to an 8-0 season and making the shortlist for the head coach position with the University of Toronto Varsity Blues, Gaels’ offensive co-ordinator Warren Goldie has decided it’s time to leave football behind.
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Gaels prepare for the CFL draft
After strong showings at the CFL evaluation camp in Toronto earlier this month, five of Queen’s football players are hoping their names will be called at the 2009 CFL Draft on May 2.
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Vote for the Gael's best moment
Journal sports editor Andrew Bucholtz narrowed down the top 10 moments in Gaels sports for the 1008-09 school year. Cast your vote to pick which moment deserves to be number one.
