2015 REGULAR SEASON RECORD: 9-2-5
2015 REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS: 3rd OUA East
2015 PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-1
2015 PLAYOFF FINISH: Lost to Toronto 1-0 in OUA Quarter-Finals
HOME FIELD: Miklas-McCarney Field/Richardson Stadium
RECENT SUCCESS: 2007 OUA Bronze Medalists
FULL SCHEDULE: Men's soccer schedule

The Queen's men's soccer team hits the pitch on September 3rd to open their OUA schedule at home against Nipissing on Miklas-McCarney Field at 2:15pm. The Gaels also host the Voyageurs on Saturday, September 4th at 2:15pm at Miklas-McCarney. Queen's season ended last year in the OUA quarter-finals with a 1-0 loss to Toronto.

The Gaels finished third in the OUA East for the third straight year, and look to build on that success in the season to come. The lineup for the tricolour this year includes returning OUA East Division All-Stars Jacob Schroeter (Ottawa, Ont.), Oliver Coren (Toronto), Kristian Zanette (Thunder Bay, Ont.) and Sam Abernathy (Halifax).

Despite making the playoffs the last four years, Queen's hasn't won an OUA medal since their 2007 season, when they earned an OUA Bronze medal. The Gaels will be looking to get past the quarter-final round – a feat they haven't accomplished since 2012.

QUOTE FROM HEAD COACH: Christian Hoefler
"This is the most quality in roster depth that I have seen in many years.  The players are hungry to feast with the top programs in the nation.  Queen's University has upped it's game in terms of High Performance resources and we are excited to host the best in the OUA at our new and improved Richardson Stadium.  Let the games begin."

HEAD COACH
Christian Hoefler
-Number of seasons as head coach with team (including 2016): 3
-Career regular season record with team: 18-4-10
-Career overall record with team (reg. season and playoffs only): 20-6-10

KEY RETURNEES
Striker Jacob Schroeter – Schroeter netted six goals for the second straight year to repeat as an OUA All-Star and the Gaels leading scorer.

Defender Kristian Zanette – A two-way defender, Zanette found the back of the net twice last year on his way to being named an OUA All-Star for the second year in a row.

KEY LOSSES
William Twardek
Taylor Reynolds