With a 25-17 win over the McMaster Marauders, the Gaels have claimed first place in the OUA regular season for the first time since 2021.
The Gael’s hockey teams had strong showings this weekend, with the men’s team holding down the fort in Kingston while the women dominated in southern Ontario.
It was a season full of many lessons for the men’s soccer team.
For the first time since 2004, the Queen’s Baseball team are national champions.
Queen’s Men’s Rugby made a statement in its first playoff game, shutting out its cross-town rivals to advance to the OUA semifinals.
The men’s ultimate team has claimed yet another national championship.
Queen’s Men’s Basketball opened its season with a convincing win and a significantly younger roster than last year.
Queen’s Men’s Tennis will be serving at nationals.
Queen’s Women’s Basketball opened its season with a 66-point win, despite entering the year with a different roster and offensive approach.
After an 86-5 win over the Western Mustangs, a faceoff between the top two rugby programs in Ontario has been set with an OUA Championship on the line.
On the edge of defeat, the Gaels clawed their way to victory.
The Gaels’ season came to an abrupt end on Wednesday night.
In dramatic fashion, the Queen’s Gaels edged out the Guelph Gryphons 42-41 in a nail-biting Homecoming football game on Oct. 17.
Queen’s Men’s Rugby made its final regular season game count, securing home-field advantage for the OUA quarterfinals.
The OUA championships saw mixed results for the men’s and women’s golf teams.
Queen’s Lacrosse has added another medal to their catalogue.
From the highest of highs back to reality.
Swinging into championship season.
Queen’s Men’s Volleyball is looking to turn another provincial championship into a stronger showing on the national stage.
Queen’s’ very own top rowing athletes dominated at the season’s kickoff event.
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