Women’s Lacrosse finished their regular season undefeated and attended the OUA Championships in Toronto this weekend—they left hoisting the Patterson Cup.
On Friday, Queen’s Men’s Hockey played uOttawa for their first game of the season at the Memorial Centre in Kingston.
Amidst the FOCO chaos last Saturday, Women’s Rugby met the Western Mustangs on Nixon Field for the OUA semi-final game.
It’s been an accomplished season for the cross-country team so far, with the men currently ranked fifth and the women ranked sixth in Canada.
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On Saturday, the Gaels met the McMaster Marauders at Richardson Stadium.
Queen’s baseball met the University of Toronto for the OUA gold medal matchup on Saturday—the furthest the team has advanced in program history.
The Toronto Raptors are entering the 2022-23 NBA season on the heels of last year’s disappointing—albeit expected—first-round defeat to the Philadelphia 76ers.
On Saturday, Queen’s Football met York at Richardson Stadium where tons of students and alumni watched the Gaels bring in another victory.
Queen’s Women’s Volleyball hosted McGill, Nipissing, and Toronto-Metropolitan University this weekend at the ARC for the Queen’s Invitational Volleyball Tournament.
If you’ve attended a football game this season, you’ve seen all three of the Gaels spirit squads cheering on the sidelines.
Canada qualified for the first time in 36 years, but might be the only country without fresh uniforms for 2022 FIFA World Cup.
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I’ll be the first one to admit it: I really don’t enjoy working out.
On Sept. 24, Queen’s Football showed off at Alumni Stadium in Guelph.
Queen’s Field Hockey faced off against the McMaster Marauders on Friday night at Tindall Field for their first game of the season.
Men’s Ultimate Frisbee competed at the annual Steeltown Classic Tournament in Burlington on Sept. 24-25.
The NBA Players Association (NBAPA) is fighting for a new bargaining agreement—one of the biggest issues they will be discussing is lowering the NBA draft eligibility age.
Women’s Ultimate Frisbee had their season debut this past weekend in Burlington at the Steeltown Classic. They competed against most of the western Ontario universities and placed second overall.
The Leon’s Centre became the battleground for the infamous Engineering versus Commerce rivalry last Thursday, Sept. 22.
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