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Over five years, Sukhpreet Singh has amassed 1345 points.
  • 3 years 1 week ago

Breaking a Queen’s record: a long journey for Singh

While Sukhpreet Singh would’ve told you that Sunday’s away matchup against U of T was just another game of the season, he had something personal on the line.Continue...
Robyn Pearson (left) and Emily Hazlett (right) on the court.
  • 3 years 1 week ago

Veteran leadership leads undefeated Gaels

Often in sports, the strength of a group is defined by the strength of their leaders. For the women’s basketball team, it’s no different.Continue...
Women’s squash won their third straight OUA title this weekend.
  • 3 years 1 week ago

Women’s squash wins OUA gold

Over the last three years, the women’s squash team has ascended to the top of Ontario university squash.Continue...
Curling at the 2016 OUA Championship.
  • 3 years 1 week ago

Sweeping towards the podium

For the average person, their exposure to curling is rather limited. Often it’s glossed over on TSN, only highlighted during the Olympics.Continue...
Sukhpreet Singh is now the Queen's all-time leading scorer with 1345 points.
  • 3 years 2 weeks ago

Week 5: Gaels away from home

Mixed bag of results for travelling teams.Continue...
Men’s hockey is currently ranked seventh in Canada.
  • 3 years 2 weeks ago

Gaels focus on successful system even with players gone

Teams can sometimes be put in difficult situations because of their success, and that’s exactly what has happened with the men’s hockey team.Continue...
Darcy Greenaway (right) at the face-off circle in the Gaels 3-2 loss.
  • 3 years 2 weeks ago

Gaels fall to Paladins at 31st Carr-Harris Cup

When rivalry games are played, it brings out the best in both teams. Often, deep historical ties and bad blood boils over, with anything possible over the course of 60 minutes.Continue...
Stephanie Pascal made 31 saves against Laurentian, sealing the Gaels win.
  • 3 years 2 weeks ago

Women’s hockey continues to roll

It wasn’t the start that any of them had in mind. After ten games, the women’s hockey team was looking at a 4-6 record and a discouraging weekend consisting of two straight losses. Something wasn’t right. And then it was.Continue...
Abby Dixon during the 2015-16 season.
  • 3 years 2 weeks ago

Dixon grows as team flourishes

When Abby Dixon decided to focus her sights on basketball over competitive soccer as a 16-year-old, multi-sport athlete, she couldn’t have anticipated the success that her basketball career would bring.Continue...
Isabelle Birchall spikes the ball.
  • 3 years 2 weeks ago

Looking at the stats: women’s volleyball

With every season comes a fresh start, an opportunity to turn the chapter on last year. At 5-8, the women’s volleyball team currently sits fifth in the OUA East with only Trent and RMC behind them.Continue...
Abby Dixon (7) carries the ball against Nipissing in their 96-46 victory.
  • 3 years 3 weeks ago

Blowout victories keep women’s basketball undefeated

The women’s basketball team continues to be unstoppable this season, with victories over the Nipissing Lakers and Laurentian Voyageurs this weekend putting them at 14-0.Continue...
Sukhpreet Singh is second all-time in Queen's scoring history.
  • 3 years 3 weeks ago

Men’s basketball keeps sliding, losing seven in a row

Last week head coach Stephan Barrie told The Journal that all was fine within the Gaels’ locker room, even amidst their five-game losing skid.Continue...
Queen's celebrates against Laurentian Voyageurs.
  • 3 years 3 weeks ago

Women’s hockey continues to roll, winning eight in a row

On Saturday night, the Kingston Memorial Centre had a buzz unlike any regular season game this year.Continue...
Brett Gibson has the Gaels at 16-6 this year.
  • 3 years 3 weeks ago

Brett Gibson reflects on success

Gaels’ men’s hockey coach Brett Gibson has been enjoying his fair share of success behind the bench for the Gaels, with a 16-6 record this season. This level of success has put many people on notice, including Hockey Canada.Continue...
Andrea Priamo (14) in action against Laurier.
  • 3 years 3 weeks ago

Women's basketball beat best in country

After knocking off the number one team in the country last weekend, the women’s basketball team is clearly going for gold. With the 70-68 win over McMaster, the team moved to 12-0 on the season, sitting atop the OUA East.Continue...
Isse Ibrahim driving to the hoop against Toronto.
  • 3 years 3 weeks ago

Looking to snap streak on hardwood

“Resiliency is one of the core values of our team.”

Even after dropping five consecutive games, guard Sukpreheet Singh said the Gaels don’t buy into the idea of bad karma. It’s something...Continue...

Will Hoey (18) played his first game of the year against RMC on January 15.
  • 3 years 3 weeks ago

Not without a few bumps in the road

Will Hoey, the men’s volleyball team’s 6’11” star middle, hasn’t had an easy time during his five-year stint wearing tricolour. This season alone, injury has forced him to remain on the sidelines for nine of the team’s 11 games.Continue...
Below are the Sports Editor's choices for each team’s top performer.
  • 3 years 4 weeks ago

Top performing Gaels

Just over half-way through the year, our Sports Editor picks each team’s top performer.Continue...
Women’s hockey beat UOIT 2-1 on the weekend away from home.
  • 3 years 4 weeks ago

Gaels away from home weekend round up: Week 3

Mixed bag of results for travelling teams.Continue...
65 per cent of male students at Queen’s don’t know where to find help for mental health issues, according to QFTB.
  • 3 years 1 month ago

Queen’s athletes use January to talk about mental health

While student athletes often see January as the start to the second half to their OUA season, it also becomes a time to speak about mental health.Continue...

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