Tag: Boag

Offensive frenzy

Women’s basketball rode a large first-half lead to victory in the first round of the post-season. Queen’s beat the Laurentian Lady Vees 80-52 at home on Wednesday to set up an OUA quarterfinal matchup with the second-seeded Laurier Golden Hawks. A victory in tomorrow’s game would push the Gaels to...

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Gaels streak past Lions

One dominant quarter extended women’s basketball’s winning streak to five games. The Gaels outscored the York Lions 24-8 in the third frame of their Saturday matchup, blowing open a halftime deadlock. While the Lions cut the lead slightly in the fourth, Queen’s held on for a 66-56 victory. “It was...

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Two and out

A pair of losses at the national championships couldn’t dampen the success women’s basketball achieved this year. The Gaels’ 2013-14 season officially ended with losses to the Saskatchewan Huskies and Alberta Pandas in the CIS championships in Windsor last weekend. Queen’s fell 61-52 to Saskatchewan...

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Eastern supremacy

Queen’s was 0.4 seconds from a division title. After overtime, they won it anyway. The Gaels are OUA East champions, grounding the Carleton Ravens 62-58 last Saturday and winning an intense, wire-to-wire game befitting of a playoff finals match. The ARC was sold out of tickets for the game, which...

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Captain on the court

Liz Boag wasn’t sure she had what it took to play at the university level. The fourth-year women’s basketball star stands at only 5’3 — far shorter than the rest of her competition — and stopped growing when she was 13. Because of that, she was always used to playing against players taller than her. Her...

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Two more wins, bye in sight

Women’s basketball fully returned to their winning ways, prevailing twice last weekend to extend their streak to three straight victories. The Gaels defeated the Algoma Thunderbirds 66-21 and the Laurentian Voyageurs 69-50 on Friday and Saturday, pulling into a second-place tie in the OUA East division...

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Stopped in their tracks

Women’s basketball’s five-game winning streak came to a screeching halt at home. The previously first-place Gaels lost both their games over the weekend: 70-67 to the Ryerson Rams and 70-56 to the Toronto Varsity Blues. The Rams (4-8) got their revenge on Friday night for a previous meeting, in which...

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Five straight to lead the way

The Gaels are finally healthy and winning. The past few years have been difficult for women’s basketball, who often charged into games with a depleted roster due to injuries. This year, their injuries have been minimized and their talents are on full display. They currently lead the OUA East division...

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High hopes on the hardwood

Men With 11 returnees to the men’s basketball squad, things can go nowhere but up. With added experience and the continued scoring touch of veteran players Greg Faulkner and Nikola Misljencevic, there’s little doubt this season will be an improvement from last year. The Gaels are looking to boost...

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Playoff monkey gone

Women’s basketball stumbled down the stretch, but made up for it in the first round of the playoffs. Their first-round victory was a milestone result. The Gaels won just once in their final eight games, ending a losing season at 7-13. Their record placed them fifth in the OUA East, good for a playoff...

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One and one

The Gaels were a few baskets away from a perfect home weekend. The women’s basketball team opened their season last Friday with a disappointing 68-64 home loss to the Laurier Golden Hawks, but followed up with a 92-70 blowout victory over the Waterloo Warriors on Sunday. The Gaels’ opening game was...

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