pat sheahan

The McMaster Marauders beat the Gaels 26-2 in the season opener at Richardson Stadium on Sept. 5

11 years 4 months ago

Semifinal showdown at Mac

No one outside of the football team knows if quarterback Billy McPhee will start in tomorrow’s OUA semifinal against the
McMaster Marauders.
“There’s a chance [he’ll play], but he hasn’t been green-lighted yet,” head coach Pat Sheahan said at the team’s Thursday press conference. “He’s still doubtful for the weekend.”Continue...

Defensive back Josh Sultana recovers a fumble a touchdown during the Gaels' 37-0 win over the Western Mustangs on Saturday.

11 years 5 months ago

Gaels shut out Mustangs

The Western Mustangs were undefeated and ranked first in Canada when they came to Richardson Stadium on Saturday. But the Gaels won 37-0 in front of 5,185 fans to extend their own winning streak to six games.Continue...

Queen's kicker Dan Village has started for the football team since 2007, setting 14 records in that span.

11 years 5 months ago

Queen's kicker keeps converting

Dan Village wanted to be a soccer player. But when he broke his leg and was cut from his high school soccer team, Village pursued a football career that’s seen him break 14 Queen’s records. He became the Gaels all-time career field goal kicker during Saturday’s 13-6 win over the University of Toronto Varsity Blues with his 48th field goal.Continue...

3 years 11 months ago

Quotes of the Year

The Journal recaps the best sound bites from the 2018-19 season.Continue...

Pat Sheahan was head coach of the football team for 19 years.

4 years 3 months ago

Continuity in coaching holds value

When Pat Sheahan said he was the best version of himself he's ever been at his resignation press conference last week, I didn’t doubt him.Continue...

Sheahan said he knew this season was important to keeping his job as head coach.

4 years 4 months ago

'Coming back never an option' for resigned football head coach

On Tuesday, Queen’s Athletics and Recreation (A&R) announced football Head Coach Pat Sheahan had left the program after 19 years with the team. In a press conference at the Alumni Lounge on Thursday afternoon, Sheahan told reporters he “never quit anything in his life” and the program is experiencing a “generational change.”Continue...