Soccer

A windy day on Sunday wasn’t enough to slow the Gaels women’s soccer team down.

This weekend, the Gaels took home a win and played for something bigger than soccer.

The Gaels men’s soccer team left the weekend with a win, wisdom, and a look at some new blood.

It might not show on the goal sheet, but the Gaels went into last weekend firing on all cylinders.

The Gaels returned this weekend with lessons, but they would’ve preferred some wins.

Drama seems to be a theme for the Queen’s men’s soccer team this season, but this time, they earned a happy ending.

For Queen’s golf, there’s simply no place like home.

This weekend, the Gaels left zero room for doubt against their cross-town rivals.

The Gaels men’s soccer team saw their shot at redemption slip away this weekend.

On Sept. 5, the Queen’s women’s soccer team hosted the Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) Bold, taking home an action-packed 3-2 win. Two days later, they took on Toronto to face the University of Toronto (U of T) Varsity Blues away game of the season, dropping a 2-0 loss.

For the Queen’s men’s soccer team, Toronto left a bitter aftertaste.

Next year, Kingston will have a brand-new addition to its sporting landscape.

Queen’s soccer hit the ground running, stacking wins in their season openers.

The Queen’s Gaels are set to kick off another busy year, with the fall bringing the season openers for Queen’s football, rugby and soccer teams.

In honour of the 89th annual Colour Awards taking place from April 1 to 2, The Journal completed its annual Staff Picks for Varsity Athlete of
the Year.

Queen’s Women’s Soccer star keeper Kirstin Tynan, ArtSci ’24, was able to fulfill a childhood dream last Wednesday, signing with the Vancouver Rise FC of the newly founded Northern Super League (NSL).