Sports

Through the coach’s eyes: Wumi Agunbiade on Women’s Basketball

In 2021, Women’s Basketball welcomed Claire Meadows and Wumi Agunbiade to the coaching staff.Continue...

BIPOC athletes have become cultural leaders

On June 4 in 1967, a ground-breaking event took place in Cleveland, Ohio.Continue...

The OUA and U SPORTS acknowledges Black History month

With over 11,000 student athletes, coaches, and administrators, the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) is the largest conference within U SPORTS and was the first multi-sport organization of intercollegiate athletics in Canada.Continue...

Men’s Volleyball loses win streak

This weekend, the Queen’s Men’s Volleyball team faced off against the Brock Badgers in St. Catharines where they lost both games of their double header.Continue...

Science wins inaugural ArtSci Cup

On Feb. 11 the Arts and Science Undergraduate Society (ASUS) hosted the first ever ArtSci Cup basketball game at the ARC.Continue...

Through the athlete’s eyes: Lireesa Gokhool-Jefferson on Women’s Basketball

Queen’s was victorious over Lakehead and York this weekend while celebrating their graduating seniors.Continue...

ArtSci Cup basketball match in photos

Science took home the inaugural ArtSci Cup with a late momentum swingContinue...

Women’s Squash best in the province for eighth year in a row

Queen’s hosted the Men’s and Women’s OUA Squash Championship this weekend at the ARC, and the women won gold after three days of rigorous competition.Continue...

Men’s Volleyball ‘isn’t done’ after two big wins at home

The Gaels faced off against the Western Mustangs twice this weekend, emerging victorious both times.Continue...

Queen’s Women’s Volleyball splits weekend against Western

After a splitting two weekend games against Western, Queen’s record now sits at 11-5, ranking 10th in the U SPORTS Top 10 Women’s Volleyball ranking.Continue...

Men’s Basketball drops the ball

Queen’s Men’s Basketball had a rough weekend with losses to both Guelph and Western.Continue...

Gaels win 35th Carr-Harris Cup in overtime

The Carr-Harris Cup returned to the Leon Centre on Thursday Feb. 2 for the first time since 2020, continuing the world’s oldest hockey rivalry.Continue...

Gaels beat Gryphons and Gee Gees but ‘job isn’t done’

Whether it’s on the road against Guelph or at home against uOttawa—some of the toughest competition in the country—Queen’s Women’s Basketball will not be stopped.Continue...

Sports in Brief: Feb. 7

The Queen’s Gaels cannot be kept dormant by cold weather—here’s what various varsity clubs have been up to in the winter semester.Continue...

Men’s Basketball still ranked fourth in the country

Queen’s Men’s Basketball took one loss and one win in Ottawa this weekend.Continue...

Women’s Basketball splits weekend in Ottawa

Queen’s Women’s Basketball conceded their first loss last Friday against the Carleton Ravens, but Queen’s recovered with a win over uOttawa on Sunday to not go home empty-handed.Continue...

Women's Hockey Stomps Windsor

On Friday Jan. 27, the Queen’s Women’s Hockey team shut down the Windsor Lancers 5-1 at the Memorial Centre.Continue...

Queen’s Men’s Volleyball ranked seventh in Canada

Queen’s Men’s Volleyball faced off against the Nipissing Lakers this weekend in a doubleheader at the ARC.Continue...

Winter Adapted Games foster connection through sport

On Saturday Jan. 28, Queen’s hosted the Winter Adapted Games (WAG).Continue...

Gaels crush Lakers in Women’s Volleyball

The Nipissing Lakers travelled down to Kingston last weekend for two games against Queen’s Women’s Volleyball, both of which ended in exhilarating wins for the Gaels.Continue...

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