This season, Julia Chadwick has led the Gaels to a perfect 12-0 record.  

On Saturday, Memorial Centre was reminiscent of Richardson Stadium during a football game.

The Gaels head into the second half of their season with a 10-1 record and a fourth-place spot in the U SPORTS ranking.

After some exhibition games and invitational tournaments prior to the official OUA season, both the men’s and women’s volleyball teams recorded valuable wins before the break.

Before the pandemic, avid intramural players, faculty rivals, and spirited student-athletes anticipated the winter semester.

All eyes are on the men’s and women’s hockey teams as they return after the winter break.

Queen’s Women’s Basketball is the team to watch this season.

Days after the men’s football season ended, coaches and players regrouped for their next adventure: the women’s football team.

The Gaels took home their fifth consecutive win of the season on Friday at the ARC as they defeated the Carleton Ravens 71-65. 

The ARC was pulsing on Friday night as the Queen’s versus Carleton match-up brought in 750 fans, the most the facility has seen all season. Despite a slow start and a little lost momentum in the fourth quarter, the Gaels beat the Ravens 76-62. 

Queen’s Aquatics has cancelled all recreational, varsity, and intramural aquatic activities until at least the new year due to a complicated pump failure. 

The Queen’s Gaels faced off against the RMC Paladins on Saturday at the ARC, with the Gaels emerging victorious after three sets.  

Since the pandemic began in 2020, Queen’s Football has recorded an impressive 18 wins to only three losses—all at the hands of the country-best Western Mustangs.  

On Saturday, the Queen’s cycling team hosted a University Cup Mountain Bike Race for 46 athletes from 11 schools—the first of its kind in three years.

On Saturday, Queen’s Football travelled to London for the 114th Yates Cup against the Western Mustangs. They lost 44-16.

The Men’s Basketball team defeated the Ontario Tech Ridgebacks 104-73 on Friday night at the Athletics and Recreation Centre (ARC).

Queen’s AMS is partnering with the Kingston Frontenacs hockey team to host a night of hockey fun and community building.

The Queen’s Gaels defeated the York Lions 4-0 on Saturday at the Memorial Centre.

Queen’s Women’s Basketball defeated the visiting Ontario Tech Ridgebacks 99-69 on Friday night at the ARC. 

After winning the OUA Championships at home on Oct. 28, Women’s Rugby flew to British Columbia to compete in the U Sports Championships in Victoria.