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Women’s soccer defends their home field and stays undefeated

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Women’s soccer remained undefeated this past weekend with a home win and draw against Carleton and UOttawa, respectively. Saturday’s game saw the fifth-ranked Gaels cruise to a 2-0 victory over the Carleton Ravens. With six shots on target in the first half, rookie midfielder Taylor Green put the...

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Women’s soccer in tough against Ottawa opponents

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On what was, hopefully, the women’s soccer team’s toughest weekend of the season, the Gaels picked up just one point from a possible six against their two Ottawa-based rivals.  Queen’s was held to a 1-1 draw against the Ottawa Gee-Gees on Friday night at Richardson Stadium, before being handed a 4-2...

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Single-point loss in the nation’s capital

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With under nine seconds to play and a narrow one-point lead, the Gaels were on the brink of an unprecedented upset over the Ottawa Gee-Gees.    The atmosphere was hectic on Saturday night as the Gaels faced the Gee-Gees in the second round of the OUA playoffs in Ottawa.   “We just tried to stay composed...

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Women's basketball streak ended

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Coming into the weekend with a five-game winning streak dating back to Nov. 21, women’s basketball ended up falling short, unable to win either game on their trip to Ottawa. Queen’s suffered defeats on both nights, losing 44-46 in Friday’s game against the Ottawa Gee Gees and 86-66 the following...

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Outshined in Ottawa

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The men’s basketball team hit a roadblock against the CIS first- and 10th-ranked teams. The Gaels lost two consecutive games for the first time this season, falling 75-58 to the Ottawa Gee-Gees on Friday and 104-63 to the first-ranked Carleton Ravens on Saturday. Against Ottawa’s 10th-ranked team,...

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No wins in capital

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Ottawa native and guard Mackenzie Simpson had a 32-point weekend in his hometown. But he couldn’t stop the men’s basketball team from dropping two games by a combined 61 points. The Gaels’ winless record extended to 14 games after losing 96-64 to the first-place Carleton Ravens on Friday and 87-58...

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Team drops two on trip to Ottawa

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Dave Wilson has coached the women’s basketball team for 30 years, but he hasn’t experienced many games like Friday’s loss to the Carleton Ravens. “One of the worst performances I’ve seen in my history at Queen’s,” he said. The Gaels lost 59-27 in Ottawa to the second-place Ravens. Six Gaels were held...

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Gaels two wins from national gold

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It’s been an eventful week for the women’s soccer team. Last weekend, the Gaels clinched their third-straight berth at the national tournament with a 3-0 OUA semifinal win over the McMaster Marauders on Saturday and then beat the Wilfred Laurier Golden Hawks to win the OUA title on Sunday. On Thursday,...

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Second win against Ottawa

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The women’s soccer team consolidated their lead in the OUA East division with a 3-2 away win over the second-place Ottawa Gee-Gees on Wednesday night. The Gaels improve to 9-0-1 while the Gee-Gees drop to 8-3-1. Wednesday’s win over Ottawa was the second of the season for the Gaels, who beat the Gee-Gees...

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