On Saturday at Richardson Stadium, the women’s soccer team overcame a ferocious defensive effort from the Trent Excalibur to claim a 2-0 victory in their home opener and move to 2-0 on the season.

September 9, 2008

This weekend was a baptism by fire for new Queen’s men’s soccer head coach Carlo Cannovan and his team, who opened their regular-season campaign Saturday at Richardson Stadium with a 2-1 victory over the Trent Excalibur.

September 9, 2008

Offence trumped defence in the football Gaels’ 41-30 victory over the Guelph Gryphons on Saturday. Queen’s overcame a tough offence, including Guelph’s star quarterback Justin Dunk, despite lacking what head coach Pat Sheahan considered adequate time to prepare his defence.

September 9, 2008

The University of Toronto Varsity Blues men’s rugby team went all of last season without a single win, but the Gaels showed no sympathy for their situation, pounding them 86-3 in front of a rowdy and spirited crowd at Kingston Field on Saturday.

September 5, 2008

The women’s field hockey team hired Kingston native Angela Meggs to take the helm for the upcoming season. Following an illustrious high school career where she was named an alternate for Ontario’s U16 team, she went on to play for the University of Western Ontario for four years. At Western, she received an honours degree in Health Sciences.

September 5, 2008

The men’s basketball team tested its mettle against some American talent, contesting four preseason games last month against National Collegiate Athletic Association teams.

The women’s soccer team began their regular-season campaign with a bang, notching a 2-0 road victory over the Royal Military College Paladins Wednesday night at RMC.

September 5, 2008

As part of the Queen’s men’s rugby preseason tournament at Kingston Field last weekend, the Gaels, last year’s OUA silver medalists, defeated the United States Military Academy squad from West Point, New York by a score of 40-8.

September 5, 2008

Poor health and high winds stifled Queen’s Olympic hopefuls Katie Abbott, Artsci’09, and J.D. Burnes, Artsci’10. Both represented Canada as the only current Queen’s students at the Beijing Olympics in August. Burnes competed in the team and individual archery competitions, while Abbott was competing in the Yngling boat class of sailing.

As part of the Department of Athletics and Recreation’s large-scale rebranding effort, Queen’s sports teams gained new uniforms and lost a description.

September 5, 2008

Looking like they were out to show that last year’s 6-2 record was no fluke, the football team gave the McMaster Marauders a 35-11 pounding in their first game of the season Monday.

As the Beijing Olympics draw closer, there will undoubtedly be much wailing and gnashing of teeth about the degree to which politics has entered the games.

July 29, 2008

Four Queen’s fencers competed in the National Fencing Championships in Montreal from June 26 to 29. Katie Porter, a member of Queen’s Advanced Fencing Program, finished seventh in women’s sabre at the cadet level, eighth at the junior level and 25th at the senior level.

Strength in numbers is the theme of many of this years rookie classes. Here’s a look at some of the most promising additions to this year’s rosters.
For many interuniversity programs, a strong crop of recruits can make a big difference.
Women’s soccer coach Dave McDowell hopes his will be one such program. The team finished second in Canada two years ago but crashed out of the playoffs in the first round last year.
McDowell said he’s bringing in a lot of new recruits, and he has high expectations for them.

Queen’s Athletics and Recreation has announced three of their varsity coaches will have their contracts upgraded to full-time status, which means they will now be solely responsible for coaching their teams instead of having to balance coaching work with other departmental responsibilities.

July 29, 2008

When watching the Olympics this month, Queen’s students might see a familiar face or two in the crowd of athletes sporting the Canadian red and white.

June 24, 2008

Ireland A and the United States went head-to-head in Kingston on Wednesday, June 11 as part of the Barclay’s Churchill Cup.

On June 11, Richardson Stadium played host to four international rugby teams and thousands of enthusiastic spectators as part of the Barclays Churchill Cup, a six-team international competition featuring the national teams of Canada and the U.S. as well as A sides from England, Scotland, Ireland and Argentina.

June 24, 2008

Patrick Forbes, captain of the Golden Gaels’ men’s golf team, placed fourth at the Canadian University/College Championship last May in Victoria, B.C. He shot 286 for one over par. The Queen’s team shot a total of 912, eight strokes short of the fourth round cut. The Gaels finished 13th out of 20 overall.

June 24, 2008

SEATTLE—There’s a dark shadow hanging over this city that makes the omnipresent rain clouds seem all sweetness and light by comparison. The prospect of losing the city’s beloved NBA franchise has come into stark focus during the court case between the city and the owners of the Seattle SuperSonics, who want to move the team to Oklahoma City.

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