Fencers warm up for OUA qualifiers

January 16, 2009

The fencing teams warmed up for the upcoming OUA Qualifiers by participating in the Carleton Invitational Team Relay Tournament in Ottawa last weekend. Twelve teams of three competed against both universities and regional clubs, in an effort to pick four members to represent Queen’s at the provincial championships, and to get tournament experience for the rest of the team.

Athletes of the week

January 16, 2009

Niko Rukavina
Men’s volleyball
Brittany Moore
Women’s basketball

Women fall to York

January 16, 2009

The Queen’s women’s basketball team lost a closely contested 55-52 match to the 2-8 York Lions Friday night, but rebounded against the 6-5 Laurentian Lady Voyageurs with a 71-62 victory Saturday. The weekend split pushed the Gaels to fifth in the OUA East with a record of 5-7.

The Wrestler

January 16, 2009

Glory is fleeting, and athletic glory doubly so. Of the close to 20,000 students at Queen’s, only a few know that they’re sharing a campus with one of the most dominant wrestlers in CIS history.

Gaels devour Lions

January 16, 2009

The men’s basketball team stretched their regular season winning streak to four games this weekend with victories against the 3-6 York Lions on Friday and the 2-8 Laurentian Voyageurs on Saturday.

Thunderwolves devour Gaels

January 13, 2009

The Gaels came back from the winter break full of expectation and confidence but were dealt two powerful reality checks courtesy of the Lakehead Thunderwolves.

Gaels fall to last-place Ridgebacks Saturday

January 13, 2009

Although some members of the women’s hockey team took part in a tournament at Concordia last weekend, the Gaels looked unprepared to resume their season against the last-place team in the OUA Saturday when they fell 3-0 to the University of Ontario Institute of Technology Ridgebacks at the Memorial Centre.

Marauders stumble against Gaels

January 13, 2009

Even titans stumble occasionally, as the third-ranked McMaster Marauders men’s volleyball team proved in their five-set loss to Queen’s Saturday.

Two close battles, one solid victory

January 13, 2009

It was a long weekend of volleyball for the women’s team.

Volleyball trip to Florida goes sour

January 9, 2009

Add the men’s volleyball team to the list of those with bad travel experiences over the holidays.

Fandom across the pond

January 9, 2009

Over the past 20 years, professional soccer in England has been in the process of changing its image.

Gaels plaster Paladins

January 9, 2009

The men’s basketball team showed no sign of holiday lethargy last night, beating the Royal Military College Paladins 73-33 in their first game of the New Year.

Moore sets school record

January 9, 2009

Brittany Moore put on an impressive scoring display for the Gaels as the women’s basketball team defeated the winless Royal Military College Paladins 79 to 64 on Wednesday evening.

Roller-coaster weekend for Gaels

November 27, 2008

The weekend had nine goals, two shutouts, and a 180-degree turn in the women’s hockey team’s performance during their homestand at the Memorial Centre.

Athletes of the week

November 27, 2008

Setter Dan Rosenbaum led the Queen’s men’s volleyball team to two straight-set victories over the Laurier Golden Hawks and the Waterloo Warriors this past weekend.

Women’s volleyball earns a sweep

November 27, 2008

The women’s volleyball team took out the broom on Saturday against the 4-6 Laurier Golden Hawks and again on Sunday against the 6-3 Waterloo Warriors, beating both teams in three sets.

Athletes of the term

November 27, 2008

Fourth-year middle linebacker Thaine Carter led the Gaels defensively en route to a perfect 8-0 regular season.

Men’s volleyball pulls off two wins

November 27, 2008

The men’s volleyball team came up with two big straight-set victories over the 4-4 Laurier Golden Hawks and the 5-4 Waterloo Warriors last weekend at Bartlett Gym.

Football Gaels take national awards

November 27, 2008

The football team’s season may have ended in disappointment, but the awards and accolades for their accomplishments piled up in Hamilton last week at the Vanier Cup festivities.

Gaels shut out by Redmen on home ice

November 21, 2008

After last weekend’s 4-1 humiliation in Montreal against the Redmen, the Gaels could use a short bench and lack of home-ice advantage to begin explaining the loss.

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