An intense best-of-three third game ends a highly promising playoff run for the Gaels.
The Gaels’ national championship hopes were blocked by the Badgers, as the veteran team won in four sets.
Women pursuing a sporting career past the age of 30 face harsh criticism and an even higher standard for performance.
Playoffs is a whole new season, where everything you did in the regular season is moot.
The unpredictability of a single-game elimination tournament can only be fathomed by those who feel in sport, something the Men’s basketball team felt all too well last week.
The Gaels are serving, setting, and spiking into the semifinals.
An emotional end to a promising season.
The season is dwindling down, but the Gaels are heating up.
On Kingston’s biggest stage, the Gaels prevailed in overtime.
The hottest team in the OUA steamrolls past the University of Toronto (U of T) and up the OUA standings.
The OUA won’t have an undefeated team in Women’s basketball this season.
An emotional weekend turned out successful in the last regular season volleyball action at the ARC.
For many teams, they could be said to be in the final stretch of their season.
Men’s and Women’s hockey had two different weekends.
The landscape of lacrosse is changing, and the Olympics should take notice.
Another successful weekend for Gaels basketball has passed, even with a scheduling blunder.
For many teams, it could be said they’re reaching their final stretch of the season.
This past weekend, Gaels teams took a rare road trip where hotels weren’t needed.
Poise, finesse, and discipline make for a potent recipe for winning.
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