Hockey

Former women’s hockey player Molly Maclellan played for the University of Edinburgh hockey team while on exchange this year.
  • 7 years 3 months ago

Skating across the pond

When Molly Maclellan tells people she plays hockey, she now has to clarify that her sport occurs on ice.Continue...

Kassandra Sticklee playing hockey.
  • 8 years 9 months ago

Woman denied spot in men’s hockey league, claims gender discrimination

After playing on men’s hockey teams her whole life, Kassandra Sticklee, ArtSci ’14, no longer has the option to play on her usual type of team.Continue...

Toronto Maple Leafs centre Jay McClement (above, left) works out at Nixon Field last week. McClement, a graduate of the Junior A Kingston Voyageurs, has played eight NHL seasons with three teams.
  • 8 years 11 months ago

A town, a game, a legacy

Jay McClement is the poster boy for Kingston’s NHLers.Continue...
  • 9 years 4 months ago

National sport brings pride, not worries

Hockey’s positive ability to unite Canadians shouldn’t be decried — in fact, it should be celebrated.Continue...
  • 9 years 5 months ago

Rivalries alive on ice

This weekend’s marquee matchup didn’t feature the Queen’s Gaels or Western Mustangs.Continue...

The Kingston Frontenacs won their season opener 3-1 on Friday night against the Barrie Colts.
  • 9 years 9 months ago

Fans turn to Frontenacs

The Kingston Frontenacs offered local hockey fans something to cheer about last Friday in a time of hardship.Continue...

The men’s hockey team recruits prospects from as far west as British Columbia. Prospect Point, located in Vancouver’s Stanley Park, is pictured above.
  • 10 years 6 days ago

Western connection

It's no coincidence that the men's hockey program has a Western Canadian core.Continue...

  • 11 years 3 months ago

Robbing opportunities

Examining the impact of budget cuts on women’s hockey in Canada.Continue...
  • 5 months 5 days ago

'You’re fighting for them’: Inside the 2018-19 Queen’s Men’s Hockey season, part one

“Ask those guys what it’s like to lose this game because you’re never going to get it back.”Continue...
  • 5 months 1 week ago

Queen’s professor breaks down the advantage of small towns over bigger cities for producing athletic talent

For boys in youth hockey, the chances of playing in an NHL game are one in 1000. If you were born and raised in a small town rather than a big city, however, these defying odds could waver in your favour.Continue...

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