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Bowie was 2nd at the 2015 Canadian University/ College Championship.

5 years 6 months ago

Bowie headed to South Korea for FISU Games

While most student-athletes spend their summers training for the upcoming school season, Queen’s golfer Russell Bowie will be representing his country on an international stage.Continue...

Stephanie Pascal is heading into her second year as a backup goaltender at Queen’s.

5 years 6 months ago

Crease experience expected key for upcoming season

With three goaltenders this year, women’s hockey has the makings of an elite defensive season.Continue...

5 years 6 months ago

New Recruits Introduced

Men’s hockey has eight new recruits for this coming season, all standing at 6’0” and above.Continue...

5 years 7 months ago

CIS final coming to Queen’s

Women’s rugby coach Beth Barz has seen her workload double for the upcoming season, but you won’t see her complaining.Continue...

Jesse de Boer was one of four Gaels at the OUA Soccer Showcase.

5 years 7 months ago

Gaels excel at OUA Soccer Showcase

Top Queen’s athletes got the chance to exhibit their talents at the OUA Soccer Showcase earlier this month in Oshawa.Continue...

Morgan played just two games this past year for the Gaels due to academic ineligibility.

5 years 7 months ago

Morgan heading to Winnipeg after draft

Last year saw four Queen’s players taken in the CFL Draft, but only one is on his way to the pros this time around.Continue...

Livingston (foreground) and Blumentrath (not pictured) were two bright spots on the Gaels in their first year.

5 years 7 months ago

Queen's court takeover

While some incoming sophomore students have yet to make their mark on the university, this certainly isn’t true of Danielle Blumentrath and Caroline Livingston.Continue...

5 years 7 months ago

Sports in Brief

Gaels dominate East-West Bowl

Led by Queen’s receiver Doug Corby, Team East defeated Team West 29-21 at the 2015 CIS East-West Bowl on May 9 in Montreal. The two rosters...Continue...

Hoey measured up against his shortest teammate (Wright) and some of the tallest professional athletes

5 years 7 months ago

Hoey stands tall on, off court

Standing at 6’11”, men’s volleyball middle blocker Will Hoey is no stranger to double takes. Volleyball players above 6’5” are a common occurrence, but only a handful of players in the OUA reach Hoey’s sky-scraping height.Continue...

After racking up 262 points in four OHL seasons, Brett Gibson turned to coaching and has been the Gaels’ head coach since 2006.

5 years 9 months ago

Pro time proves key

When Stu Lang retired from the Canadian Football League (CFL) in 1981, he never intended to take up coaching.Continue...

5 years 9 months ago

Sports are a springboard

The first time I saw a plain-clothes police officer inspect the ARC bleachers before a men’s volleyball game, I was a little surprised.Continue...

5 years 9 months ago

Athletics must provide solid Richardson plan

Unlike a lot of current students, I plan on still being at Queen’s when the new Richardson Stadium is built.Continue...

Brendan Sloan was a forward on three straight OUA men’s rugby championship teams.

5 years 9 months ago

A banner ending

In university athletics, players have only five years to don their school’s jersey before their eligibility runs out and they graduate.Continue...

5 years 9 months ago

Men’s rugby cleans up

Men’s rugby captain Jacob Rumball and his team took home big awards at Queen’s annual varsity
athletic banquet.Continue...

Ryan Wilson, the ultimate team’s player-coach, brought home the Jack Jarvis Trophy for top male athlete. During his time the Gaels have earned two national silver medals.

5 years 9 months ago

Women’s squash stands out

Members of the Gaels’ varsity clubs hung up their jerseys and donned classier suits and dresses Tuesday night for the 79th annual Club Awards banquet.Continue...