A 7-2 win against the University of Ontario Institute of Technology Ridgebacks wasn’t enough to redeem the men’s hockey team after losing its home opener 3-0 to the York Lions Friday, said head coach Brett Gibson.
The Queen’s rowing team brought home a boatload of medals on Saturday from the Brock Invitational Regatta, including seven first-place finishes and nine other podium appearances.
Friday’s game will pit the OUA East’s current number one and number two seeds, the Queen’s Gaels and the Brock Badgers, against each other for sole possession of first place in the division.
The men’s and women’s cross country squads both had fourth-place finishes last Saturday in the Queen’s Open invitational at the Fort Henry Hill course, but head coach Shane Lakins said the women ran one of the best races he has seen in his coaching career.
The men’s rugby team dismantled a weak Trent Excalibur side 106-0 on their home field Oct. 4, giving the Gaels the record for the largest margin of victory in OUA history.
Fourth-year men’s outside centre Zach Pancer played a large role in the team’s 106-0 win over the Trent Excalibur Oct. 4, scoring two tries and adding eight conversions for a total of 26 points.
Despite dropping the season opener 2-0 to the Western Mustangs and tallying his fourth loss of the year, men’s hockey coach Brett Gibson isn’t worried.
Rain didn’t stop the women’s soccer team from shining as they came away from Wednesday afternoon’s match at Richardson Stadium with a 2-0 win over the Royal Military College Paladins.
The news that the University is considering moving the new arena to West Campus came as a shock to several involved coaches and student athletes, but the Athletics Department was aware of the idea at least a month in advance.
Friday’s game will pit the OUA East’s current number one and number two seeds, the Queen’s Gaels and the Brock Badgers, against each other for sole possession of first place in the division.
The men’s lacrosse team suffered a hard blow to their season Sunday after receiving a 19-5 shellacking at the hands of the Bishop’s University Gaiters.
