Rugby

Another Gael has shone on the international rugby stage.

Queen’s Women’s Rugby opened its OUA title defense with a 116-0 road win over York University on Sept. 5.

Queen’s rugby is looking to continue their dominance as being one of the premier programs in the nation.

Stevenson, ArtSci ’28, was nominated for the World Rugby Women’s SVNS Rookie of the Year award in early June.

This month, the Queen’s men’s rugby team battled to earn a top-5 finish at the national level.

For many Gaels fans, last weekend’s OUA finals may have felt more like Groundhog Day.

The Gaels women’s rugby team put the finishing touches on a stellar season against a familiar opponent.

Despite facing plenty of adversity through injury, the Gaels have punched their ticket to the OUA Championship.

Kingston was rowdy this weekend, but the real Friday night party happened under the lights at Nixon Field.

This weekend’s home playoff opener quickly turned into a display of dominance.

A semifinals berth is a great honour for most programs, but for the Queen’s women’s rugby team, it was more like a formality.

The Gaels men’s rugby team skipped a beat in a so-far strong season against their rivals this weekend.

If six years is any proof, it’s safe to say the Gaels women’s rugby team has forgotten how to lose.

Queen’s and Western’s historic rivalry took to the field—and Western was outmatched.

On their Hall of Fame weekend, Queen’s used the strength of their past to fuel the fire for their future.

The good times keep rolling in for the Queen’s women’s rugby team, and last weekend marked another tick in their win column.