The men’s baseball team came up just short in their weekend playoff series against the powerful Durham College Lords, winners of the last two Canadian Intercollegiate Baseball Association Ontario Conference championships.

Morgan Jarvis and Rares Crisan highlighted an exceptional event for Queen’s rowers at the National Rowing Championships in London, Ontario last weekend.

Despite over 24 hours on a bus and three losses, men’s hockey team captain Jon Lawrance said their trip to the Maritimes for some exhibition play was time well spent.

The women’s rugby team travelled to Hamilton on Saturday to take on the McMaster Marauders, and though they scored the first try of the game, they gave up 31 points and the game, keeping them tied for second place in the OUA Russell Division.

Jamie Holtom is looking to make history this weekend.

The men’s rugby team rode into Hamilton this weekend looking for a victory to put them into the lead of the OUA East Division, but faced a McMaster Marauders team who themselves needed a win to take top spot in the OUA West.

The men’s lacrosse team overcame a deficit for an 8-7 overtime win over the University of Toronto Varsity Blues in their most bitterly contested game of the season on Sunday.

Going into Saturday’s Homecoming football game against Western, much of the hype centred on the Gaels’ offence, and perhaps rightly so.

Flanker Pat Richardson scored both of the men’s rugby team’s tries in its crucial road match against the Western Mustangs last weekend, including a last-second try that snatched a 12-12 draw out of the jaws of defeat.

This week’s football clash between Queen’s and the Western Mustangs is not your typical Homecoming game, especially considering that the last five years of Homecoming games have not been overly impressive.

or the men’s soccer team, a sub-par season only got worse Wednesday night.

The women’s soccer team clung to a one-goal lead for 50 minutes to clinch victory against the Carleton Ravens Wednesday night.