On Saturday, Queen’s Football travelled to London for the 114th Yates Cup against the Western Mustangs. They lost 44-16.
The Men’s Basketball team defeated the Ontario Tech Ridgebacks 104-73 on Friday night at the Athletics and Recreation Centre (ARC).
Queen’s AMS is partnering with the Kingston Frontenacs hockey team to host a night of hockey fun and community building.
The Queen’s Gaels defeated the York Lions 4-0 on Saturday at the Memorial Centre.
Queen’s Women’s Basketball defeated the visiting Ontario Tech Ridgebacks 99-69 on Friday night at the ARC.
After winning the OUA Championships at home on Oct. 28, Women’s Rugby flew to British Columbia to compete in the U Sports Championships in Victoria.
The Gaels lost to the Laurier Golden Hawks in the OUA Men’s Rugby semi-finals last Saturday at Nixon field.
Queen’s is going to the Yates Cup.
The Women’s Basketball team won their second game of the regular season with a score of 81-41, defeating the Nipissing Lakers.
The Queen’s Gaels defeated the Nipissing Lakers 98-84 in their second regular season game on Friday night at the ARC.
Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise—the Boston Bruins knew exactly what they were doing when they signed 20-year-old Mitchell Miller.
It was hard to find an open seat at the Nixon field OUA Championship on Friday.
On Saturday, the Gaels met the Varsity Blues at Richardson for their annual homecoming game as the teams competed for a spot in the OUA semi-finals.
Queen’s started their playoff campaign strong with a 4-0 victory over Nipissing at home.
The Queen’s Prescription Exercise program, also known as PE-Q, is a collaboration between Athletics & Recreation (A&R) and Student Wellness services.
The Queen’s sailing team is a student organized varsity club that competes most weekends from September through November.
Queen’s beat Toronto Metropolitan University 5-0 on Friday. On Sunday, the Gaels celebrated their seniors and beat the Laurentian Voyageurs 7-0.
On Sunday, Men’s Soccer played Laurentian at home and earned a 6-0 victory. It marked the end of an exciting season end for both the team and their fans.
After winning 92 games in the regular season, the Toronto Blue Jays flamed out in humiliating fashion in the best-of-three American League Wild Card series.
For the past 11 years, Western Fastpitch has finished first in the Ontario University Softball Championship.
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