Female Athlete of the Week

Male Athlete of the Week

This weekend, the women’s basketball team closed out their career in Bartlett Gym by beating the Toronto Varsity Blues and the Ryerson Rams, extending their win streak to five games.

As Diana Toelly, Arts ’72, answered a trivia question during a stop in play at Saturday’s women’s basketball game against the Ryerson Rams for the prize of a grey PEC t-shirt, she reminisced about the place she played basketball almost 40 years ago, when Bartlett Gym was just opening up.

Looking forward in 2010, not back

Last weekend, the men’s basketball team closed out their 2009 schedule with two games against the Guelph Gryphons and the Brock Badgers.
Mitch Leger’s 20 points and 11 rebounds weren’t enough to give the Gaels the win on Friday night as they sunk 83-57 to
the Gryphons.

Athletes of the term

The figure skating team hosted the annual Queen’s Invitational tournament

The Gaels of November remembered

As the Queen’s football team headed to the dressing room down 18 points after the first half of the 45th Vanier Cup, it looked as though their improbable playoff run was finally coming to an end.

Female Athlete of the Week

Male Athlete of the Week

The men’s volleyball team closed out Bartlett Gym’s
volleyball-hosting life last weekend with a pair of wins over the University of Toronto Varsity Blues and the Ryerson Rams.
On Friday, the Gaels defeated the Blues in straight sets.

The women’s volleyball team improved their season record
to 4-4 after winning both of their matchups this weekend against the Toronto Varsity Blues and the Ryerson Rams.
On Friday the Gaels hosted Toronto, winning in five sets.

After a six-game road trip, the Gaels’ efforts at home went unrewarded last weekend during a two-game set against the Windsor Lancers.
With momentum from two wins last weekend at Trois-Rivières and Royal Military College, the men’s hockey team came home to Kingston looking to improve upon their .500 record.

Since the early 1960s, the Vanier Cup has been held in a neutral location. It was held at the University of Toronto’s Varsity Stadium until 1988 before moving down the street to the SkyDome. It has also been held in Hamilton’s Ivor Wynne Stadium.

The No. 1-ranked L’Université Laval Rouge-et-Or entered today’s game as the defending Vanier Cup champions. The Gaels’ 33-30 victory secured a trip to Quebec City to compete for their first national title in 17 years.