Tag: Billy McPhee

Beyond the field

A few weeks before he received the Russ Jackson Award, Queen’s receiver Curtis Carmichael received a cryptic phone call from his head coach Pat Sheahan. “He’s like, ‘What do you do outside of school? I know you do some stuff,’” Carmichael recounted. “He knew I was involved in the Kingston community,...

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McPhee sets bar high

Billy McPhee enjoyed the best game of his CIS career in Queen’s 42-16 win over the Laurier Golden Hawks on Saturday night. The third-year quarterback completed a career-high 22 of 28 passes, tallying 333 yards and two touchdowns. He keyed an offensive surge late in the second quarter, which saw the...

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Six picks in loss

HAMILTON — The Gaels were outplayed by the McMaster Marauders in Hamilton on Saturday, falling 40-13 in the OUA semifinal. Constant turnovers and an inability to stop the Marauders’ offence snapped Queen’s seven-game win streak and ended their season. The Gaels felt quarterback Billy McPhee’s absence...

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Semifinal win was too much to ask

The football team’s problems were obvious in last Saturday’s 40-13 semifinal loss to the McMaster Marauders. After scoring only two points in a Sept. 5 loss to the Marauders, it was clear the Gaels needed their best offensive game of the season to win against McMaster. But they were unprepared after...

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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...

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Playoff win

The football team won an OUA quarter-final without its starting quarterback on Saturday. Billy McPhee sat on the sidelines and watched backup Ryan Mitchell complete 23 of 38 passes for 272 yards en route to a 14-10 win over the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks. Both offences started slow, ending the first...

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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. The Gaels will host the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks in the OUA quarter-finals on Saturday....

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Gaels beat first-place Mustangs

The nationally-ranked Western Mustangs were undefeated before they came to Kingston on Saturday. But the Gaels beat the first-place Mustangs 37-0 in front of a crowd of 5,185 at Richardson Stadium to extend their winning streak to six games. They’ll host the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks next weekend. The...

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Warrior woes

If it weren’t for a 2010 doping scandal, Gaels quarterback Billy McPhee would have been playing for the Waterloo Warriors at Richardson Stadium on Saturday. Instead, the second-year quarterback completed eight of 14 passes for the Gaels, tallying 77 yards and one touchdown in Queen’s 53-0 victory...

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Win in Windsor

The football team extended its winning streak to four games with a 27-14 road win over the Windsor Lancers on Saturday night. The win moves the Gaels to a 4-2 record, pulling them into a three-way tie for third place in the OUA with the Lancers and the Ottawa Gee-Gees. The Lancers were ranked 10th...

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Gaels grind out win

TORONTO — The football team escaped Toronto with a narrow 13-6 win over the University of Toronto Varsity Blues on Friday. The Gaels fumbled twice and punted 13 times during the rainy encounter at Toronto’s outdoor Varsity Stadium. “A win is a win,” quarterback Billy McPhee said. “Did we play great?...

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Gaels continue 40-year streak

The football team extended a 40-year winning streak against the York Lions with a 63-3 win in Toronto on Saturday. It was the Gaels’ 14th straight win against the Lions. Quarterback Billy McPhee looked like a veteran, throwing for 328 yards, three touchdowns and, most importantly, zero interceptions....

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Gaels score seven touchdowns in first win

The Gaels tallied their first win and first touchdown Saturday, beating the Laurier Golden Hawks 58-35 in front of a raucous crowd at Richardson Stadium. The Queen’s offence registered only eight points in their first two games, but exploded for seven touchdowns against the Golden Hawks. Receiver...

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Still no touch downs

The football team’s offensive drought continued in Ottawa on Saturday in a 19-6 loss to the Ottawa Gee-Gees. The Gaels’ six points came from a field goal, a safety and a touchback. After two games this season, the team hasn’t scored a touchdown. In his second start at quarterback, first-year quarterback...

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QB must step up

Billy McPhee’s debut as starting quarterback was one to forget. The offence didn’t score a point, and the Gaels fell 26-2 to McMaster in front of 8,517 fans at Richardson Stadium on Monday. The second-year pivot and first-year starter went 13 for 32 and threw two interceptions. Head coach Pat Sheahan...

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Quarterback question answered

For the second consecutive season, the Queen’s football team will have a new starting quarterback. Last season’s second-string quarterback, Billy McPhee, will move into the starting spot with former starter Justin Chapdelaine switching to wide receiver. As Chapdelaine’s backup last year, McPhee saw...

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