Soccer

Queen’s newest soccer sensation Cecilia Way has one thing on her mind: winning.The first-year striker’s red-hot start to the season has helped push the Queen’s women’s team to second in the OUA East standings with five wins, two ties, and no losses through their first seven games.Way’s individual numbers are incredible—she currently sits third in the province with six goals scored—but in an interview with The Journal, she insisted on keeping the focus team-centric.“Becoming a Gael was like finding an instant family.”

The women’s soccer team continued their hot streak with a 1-0 win against the Carleton Ravens and a 1-1 tie against the Ottawa Gee-Gees in two matches over the weekend.

On a warm and sunny Saturday afternoon, the Gaels lost another tight match, this time against a visiting Carleton squad.

The Gaels were in complete control from the outset of their Saturday matchup against the RMC Paladins at Navy Bay.

The men’s soccer team got into the win column on the back of a smooth strike from midfielder Nick Alie Day, beating the Trent Excalibur 1-0 on Sunday.

Sunny Saturday, August 31, in Richardson Stadium. The Gaels are opening up their season against the visiting Ryerson Rams, a perennial powerhouse in OUA men’s soccer.

The Women’s Soccer team’s weekend couldn’t have been better. They won their home opener, 2-1 against the Ryerson Rams on Aug. 31, before edging out the University of Toronto Blues 1-0 on Sunday.

Two losses against the province’s top teams at the OUA Final Four left the women’s soccer team with a frustrating end to their 2018-19 season last weekend. 

For the fourth straight season, the women’s soccer team (9-3-5) is headed to the OUA Final Four.

In a stunning upset, the Nipissing Lakers cut the men’s soccer team’s season, defeating them 1–0 in the first round of the OUA playoffs Wednesday night.

When Jenny Wolever scored in the closing minutes against the UOIT Ridgebacks last Sunday to seal a 2-0 win, the Gaels breathed a collective sigh of relief. 

The women’s soccer team showed no signs of discouragement after last weekend’s loss, earning two convincing victories over the University of Toronto Varsity Blues (4-5-2) and Ryerson Rams (2-4-5) this past weekend.

This year, Michael Chang has exploded onto the OUA soccer radar. 

Two hard-fought matches earned a well-deserved point for the women’s soccer team this weekend.

While the men’s soccer team split their weekend games against Trent and Carleton, momentum remains on their side as they head into the second half of the season.