Football

The Oil Thigh’s distinct sound rattled around Richardson Stadium in a scoring brigade for the Gaels.Queen’s Men’s Football hosted the Waterloo Warriors on Sept. 12.

Queens Football is gearing up for their first appearance of the season at Richardson Stadium after an away game win.

The Queen’s Gaels Varsity Football team will look to improve on a very impressive season this year.

Three former Queen’s Football players are taking the next step in their careers after being selected in the 2026 CFL Draft.

It’s been just under two months removed since the Queens Men’s football team season came to an end and the excitement from the gridiron continues.

Queens Football’s historic season comes to an emotional end in the prairies.

“Your Queen’s Gaels are golden once more,” exclaimed Queen’s football announcer Jesse Bell on the CFRC broadcast, as Queen’s football sealed the championship.

It’s been over 15 years since the Queen’s men’s football team last won the Yates Cup, and this season, Gaels are gearing up for a long-awaited championship.

A new powerhouse is emerging in Kingston in the form of the Queen’s women’s football program.

Playoff tensions ran high at Richardson Stadium as the Gaels battled back from a tough homecoming loss last week.

Being an elite-level athlete has its perks, but it’s easy to take for granted the person on the inside.

The party was alive in Kingston for Queen’s Homecoming, but visitors at Richardson Stadium weren’t interested in being polite guests.

Chasing the NFL, the CFL’s new rules could cost Canada its game.

Queen’s football continues to shine, this time on a bright sunny day in Guelph.

It’s Homecoming weekend in Guelph, but it’ll be all business for the Gaels.