On Sept. 13, the NBA concluded its investigation into Phoenix Suns minority owner Robert Sarver, punishing his workplace misconduct with a one-year suspension and $10 million fine. 

After a devestating loss at the OUA playoffs last March, Men’s Hockey is looking forward to a fresh start this season.

Women’s Rugby beat Western 53-0 on Sept. 17.

On Sunday, Men’s Soccer met RMC on home turf.  

The rain came down on Sunday at Richardson Stadium, but that didn’t stop the Gaels as they demolished the RMC Paladins 10-0.  

The energy at Richardson on Saturday was electric. The stadium felt like it was pulsing, and Gaels football channelled all that energy into a win as they wrecked the Ravens.

Tapping into the traditional rivalry between Commerce and Engineering, the Tri-Colour Classic (TCC) is hosting a basketball game between the two faculties with the goal of raising 100,000 dollars—after being matched by donor—for the Canadian Cancer Society.  

The Gaels have not prevailed over the Mustangs in the last nine matchups they’ve played. Unfortunately, Saturday was no different: Western made it ten with a win on home turf.

Intramural program registration opened at the ARC on Sept. 7.

Queen’s met Trent on Miklas-McCarney Field last Sunday for their first game of the season. Heading into the game, the team was ready to give it their all.

On Friday Sept. 9, Women’s Soccer had their third game of the regular season.

This past Saturday, the Queen’s Gaels destroyed the Brock Badgers 64-0 in their first regular season game at Nixon Field since winning the national championship there last year.

With school back and in-person, the ARC has seen many students flocking through its doors in the past week. However, not every student has been able to find what they are looking for.  

On Sept. 2, the Queen’s women’s and men’s soccer teams laced up their cleats and faced the Carleton Ravens at Richardson Stadium.  

You’ve no doubt seen the commercials: sports betting is live in Ontario and the big companies are eager to get everyone on their apps. 

Lightning delayed the start of the Gaels and Gee Gees Sept. 3 matchup at TD Place in Ottawa. 

The Gaels met the Varsity Blues at Richardson Stadium on Aug. 27.

Following the few months she served as interim Executive Director, Linda Melnick was officially named the next Executive Director of Athletics and Recreation (A&R) in August.

All Queen’s students can learn to ride horses, and the Queen’s Equestrian Club is the place to start. 

This fall, it’s time for students to fill the stands.