The top of OUA standings will be decided after Saturday.
Several Queen’s varsity teams closed September near the top of their respective standings.
It was a busy month for many sports teams at Queen’s.
Their season has just commenced but Queen’s Cross Country is already finding ways to earn golds.
The Men’s Ultimate Frisbee team is heading back to nationals.
A new season has brought new challenges.
Ontario university postseason baseball will feature blue, gold, and red this October.
A second-half frenzy lifted the Gaels past the GeeGees on Saturday.
Both Queen’s Soccer teams were able to secure points this past weekend.
Queen’s Rugby left Nixon Field with mixed results on Saturday, as the women’s team returned to the win column in dominant fashion while the men fell short in a heated home opener.
Lacrosse is back in full swing at Queen’s.
Preparation, preparation, preparation.
A long preseason awaits a young group looking to make some noise in a veteran-dominated OUA.
Queen’s Sailing is spending more time on the road than ever before.
Home course advantage takes centre stage at Queen’s Golf’s second event of the season.
A matinee in Carleton led to an offensive explosion for the Gaels.
It was a rough weekend for both of Queen’s Rugby teams.
The Queen’s soccer teams had a weekend of ups and downs.
Queen’s Football is looking to keep the good times rollin’ into Carleton.
Being an elite-level athlete has its perks, but it’s easy to take for granted the person on the inside.
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