Energy, passion, and rivalry all in the name of the fight against cancer.
One game will a decide the fate of Men’s Hockey.
“Canada’s game” is drifting away from the core values it was built on.
Queen’s sweeps their way into the semis after taking down both Montreal universities.
An intense best-of-three third game ends a highly promising playoff run for the Gaels.
Playoffs is a whole new season, where everything you did in the regular season is moot.
On Kingston’s biggest stage, the Gaels prevailed in overtime.
Men’s and Women’s hockey had two different weekends.
For many teams, it could be said they’re reaching their final stretch of the season.
For many teams, they could be said to be in the final stretch of their season.
Rankings don’t always decide the game.
Queen’s women’s hockey stayed red-hot in Windsor this weekend, building on a strong start to their season.
Men’s hockey took home a win through a tough back-to-back weekend.
The days of two-sport superstars such as Bo Jackson and Deion Sanders may have passed, but one Queen’s Gael is pursuing a dual dream of his own.
Soon, the Gaels will be headed over to the Kingston Memorial Centre, home of the Queen’s men’s and women’s varsity hockey teams.
This weekend, the Gaels men’s hockey team threw themselves into the fire and emerged victorious.
For the Queen’s men’s hockey team, their preseason opener was more than just a precursor for their regular season.
In honour of the 89th annual Colour Awards taking place from April 1 to 2, The Journal completed its annual Staff Picks for Varsity Athlete of
the Year.
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