More than half of Queen’s cross country running team could quit if Steve Boyd, the recently-fired head coach, isn’t reinstated, The Journal has learned.

Playoffs are around the corner for Queen’s winter sports teams, and for some of them they’re already here.

The women’s volleyball team has been treading water since they won the OUA Championship in 2012.

On Thursday, Feb. 6, a record-setting 4,121 people packed the Leon’s Centre to watch the RMC Paladins and Queen’s Gaels duke it out for the 34th annual Carr-Harris Cup.

In their final regular season game at home, the women’s basketball team walloped Nipissing before saying a heartfelt thank you to the graduating players.

The men’s basketball team split a pair of weekend games at home against the Laurentian Voyageurs and the Nipissing Lakers.

Fans streamed from The Tragically Hip Way into the Leon’s Centre in record-setting droves last night to witness the 34th annual Carr-Harris Cup between the Queen’s Gaels and the RMC Paladins.

Last Saturday, the men’s basketball team made an improbable comeback to win the second leg of a back-to-back weekend series against Waterloo and Laurier.

In a measure of revenge, the Gaels sent both the York Lions and Nipissing Lakers packing without so much as a set win to show for their efforts.

Kingston’s OUA men’s hockey teams will clash tonight in the annual battle for the Carr-Harris Cup.

Women’s wrestling reaches new heights, women’s squash dominates, men’s squash looks solid, and swimming and fencing tune up for respective OUA Championships.

Last weekend, the Gaels (11-7) played games on Friday and Saturday against Kitchener’s Waterloo Warriors and the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks.

When Eric Margo ed the Queen’s men’s hockey team in 2016, he never imagined he would become one of its greatest leaders athletically, academically, and in the community.

Queen’s was back in action this past weekend in the Limestone City, and the Gaels played a hard-fought pair of games to clinch a playoff spot.

Riding a six-game win streak, the Queen’s men’s volleyball team was on fire in a three-set sweep of the OUA East’s third seed, Ryerson.

When the final whistle blows, the majority of graduating female student-athletes must come to with a harsh reality: the end of their elite athletic careers.

The Gaels dropped a game to the Ontario Tech Ridgebacks that they wish they could have back.

The Queen’s Commerce vs. Engineering Cure Cancer Classic was played at the Leon’s Centre last Thursday.

The Canada Men’s Under-20 15s program is set to compete against Portugal’s national side in Lisbon, Portugal on Feb. 17 and 20 in a pair of exhibition games.