Archive
  • 3 years 12 months ago

Young Gaels adjust to Queen’s

Aside from exam season, it’s hard to find a more hectic time at Queen’s than the seven-day span from move-in day to the start of classes.Continue...
  • 4 years 2 days ago

Wolever sinks the Varsity Blues

After a rocky first 20 minutes to the game, the women’s soccer team turned in a high-quality performance against the University of Toronto’s Varsity Blues, beating them 4-0 to secure their third straight victory.Continue...
The Gaels handed McMaster their first loss of the year 27-11 on Nixon field.
  • 4 years 2 days ago

Douros fuels men's rugby victory vs. Marauders

The men’s rugby team had a big victory against the previously undefeated McMaster Marauders, much to the delight of the large tri-coloured crowd that attended Saturday’s match at home on Nixon field.Continue...
The Gaels won their first game of the season 20-5 against Toronto at Richardson Stadium.
  • 4 years 2 days ago

Football team picks up first win of the season

The Gaels picked up their first victory of the football season Saturday, with a 20-5 win over the University of Toronto Varsity Blues.Continue...
Kyle Owens (17) attempting to weave through the Varsity Blues defensive line in their 4-0 loss.
  • 4 years 2 days ago

Down, but not out

This weekend the men's soccer team (4-3-1) faced off against two of the league’s tougher squads, playing the #3 CIS ranked Ryerson and the University of Toronto Varsity Blues and falling short both times.Continue...
The CIS top ten as of September 22.
  • 4 years 5 days ago

Queen’s one of four provincial teams leading women's rugby national polls

Although the women’s rugby season is relatively young, one thing is already clear — it’s Ontario’s sport.

Currently, three of the four top teams in national rankings are from the OUA...Continue...

Ben D’Andrea (#26) salutes the Richardson faithful during the 2009 run to the Vanier Cup.
  • 4 years 6 days ago

Like father, like son

Richardson Stadium may have undergone a massive transformation over the past year, but Queen’s football assistant coach Ben D’Andrea is still unsure exactly how to feel about it.Continue...
Brendan Ginn, Queen’s football player, had 20-odd liters of his bone marrow donated.
  • 4 years 6 days ago

A match that saved a life

As Gaels offensive lineman Brendan Ginn walked off the field at Richardson Stadium last weekend, his mother and an unfamiliar face stopped him.

It was someone he had planned on meeting for...Continue...

(From left) Laaren Bensette, Tim Peters, Gavin Ronan and Coach Ryan Abraham at practice.
  • 4 years 6 days ago

The road to redemption

The Queen’s men’s baseball team is a bit of an enigma on campus — you may have heard about it, but you’re not quite sure it’s really there. While the team is most definitely here, at one time, it almost wasn’t.Continue...
Spencer Belyea contemplates student support for the Queen’s football program.
  • 4 years 6 days ago

If you build it, will they care?

Saturday, September 17 was a day 45 years in the making. Until just under a year ago when work began on the revitalization, Richardson Stadium had been the unchanged home of Gaels athletics since constructed in 1971.Continue...
Receiver Chris Osei-Kusi makes a catch during Saturday's game
  • 4 years 1 week ago

Gaels fall to Mustangs in much-anticipated home opener

Early buzz at the revitalized Richardson Stadium was met by a disappointing output from the Gaels, and, much to the fans’ disliking, a fair bit of rain.Continue...
Forward Jacob Schroeter (left) jumping over the Carleton keeper
  • 4 years 1 week ago

Key moments of the match: men's soccer

In a game of firsts, not all were positive.Continue...
Evan Underwood (centre left) battling Laurier in a line-out during Saturday's game
  • 4 years 1 week ago

Men's rugby dismantle Laurier Golden Hawks: key moments of the match

The Queen’s men’s rugby team gave the large tricoloured home crowd exactly what it wanted when they beat the Laurier Golden Hawks 67-5 on Saturday at Nixon Field, Laurier’s first loss of the season. Below are The Journal’s top moments from the blowout victory.Continue...
  • 4 years 1 week ago

Back to winning ways for women's soccer

The title of first ever Gaels win at the new Richardson Stadium now belongs to the women’s soccer team, following their 1-0 triumph over the Carleton Ravens on Sunday.Continue...
Hargreaves (left) won two Vanier Cups during his tenure as Gaels head coach.
  • 4 years 1 week ago

Doug Hargreaves remembered

July 5, 2016 was a tough day for the Queen’s football program.Continue...
Michael Douros hopes to win a fifth-straight OUA Championship during his captaincy.
  • 4 years 1 week ago

Men's rugby under new leadership this season

When Lucas Rumball decided to step down as the captain of the men’s rugby team for the 2016 season, he knew he was leaving the role in capable hands.Continue...
Laura Callender (10) in the Gaels’ game against Laurentian last weekend.
  • 4 years 1 week ago

Women's soccer unbeaten streak snapped

The Queen’s women’s soccer team picked up three points from a possible six this weekend, following up a 1-0 loss in Oshawa to UOIT with a thorough 4-0 victory over Trent in Peterborough.Continue...
Richardson Stadium received a $20.57 million makeover this summer.
  • 4 years 1 week ago

Big challenge ahead of Richardson opener

In preparation for a football game that’s been a year in the making, head coach Pat Sheahan spoke positively of the football team’s upcoming game against the rival Western Mustangs taking place as the official grand opening of the newly revitalized Richardson Stadium.Continue...
Andrew Martin playing in the second game of the Gaels undefeated run.
  • 4 years 2 weeks ago

Men's soccer remains undefeated

The men’s soccer team faced off against UOIT and Trent this weekend as they hit the road to defend their opening weekend success.Continue...
  • 4 years 2 weeks ago

Gaels football fall behind in OUA standings

After their first three games of the season against teams in the CIS top 10, one thing became clear for Queen’s football — there wasn’t time to get settled into the season.Continue...

Pages

The Journal, Queen's University - Since 1873

190 University Ave., Kingston, ON, K7L 3P4

  • Editorial Office: 613.533.2800
  • Fax: 613.533.6728