GAME OF THE WEEK
MEN'S HOCKEY: Gaels and Paladins battle at Rogers K-Rock Centre in Carr-Harris Cup
The No.7 Gaels meet the RMC Paladins in the annual Carr-Harris Cup Thursday night at 7:30pm.

For an extensive look at the series, matchup and history click here.

The Gaels will then travel to Oshawa on Saturday to meet the UOIT Ridgebacks (14-11-1) who have lost three straight games. 

If you can't make it to the game be sure to watch the action live on OUA.tv.

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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Gaels visit Trent looking for a win
The Queen's women's volleyball team (5-8) are in need of a win as they visit the Trent Excalibur (2-9) on Friday night at 6pm in their lone match of the weekend.

The Gaels fell out of a playoff position after dropping a pair of games last weekend at Ryerson and Toronto. Queen's currently sits just two points back of both Nipissing and York for the final two playoff spots but have played one more game than both of those school's. For the Gaels a win over the Excalibur is a must this weekend to keep their playoff chances in good standing.

For Trent, they enter the weekend having lost six straight games and their only two wins of the season are against Brock and RMC. The Gaels made shot work of the Excalibur to open the season in Kingston taking their first meeting in straight sets.

MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Queen's visits winless Trent
The Queen's Gaels (8-5) are looking to jockey for positioning in the top four of the OUA East this weekend when they visit the Trent Excalibur (0-10) at 8pm on Friday, a team that has yet to win a match this season.

Queen's has played two more games than both Nipissing and York but the tree schools are currently all tied for second spot in the OUA East. The Gaels are also just two points behind Ryerson for the top spot with both teams having played 13 games this season. Queen's is coming off a 1-1 road weekend that saw them lose in five sets to Ryerson before beating Toronto in five sets last Saturday. Markus Trence (Orangeville, Ont.) set a new career high with 24 kills in the Gaels victory over Toronto that went to five sets.

For Trent, they are still in search of the programs first win since joining the OUA officially to start this season. They currently sit at 0-10 and are in last place in the OUA East.

WOMEN'S HOCKEY: Wakefield and the Gaels hit the road looking to stay hot
The Gaels women's hockey team (8-4-6-0) will look to extend their eight-game winning streak this Friday when they visit the Western Mustangs (8-2-9-1) at 7:00pm Friday night. Queen's will close out the weekend with an afternoon affair Saturday at Ryerson (4-1-11-3) with puck drop set for 2:30pm.

Queen's continues to be one of the hottest teams in the nation and are winners of eight straight games. The Gaels came back from an early two-goal deficit at home to Laurentian last Friday to win in a shootout 4-3. Captain Jessica Wakefield (Lucan, Ont.) came through with a clutch move on a penalty shot with just a minute left in regulation to tie the game at 3-3. With neither team able to score in regulation the Gaels then won in a shootout where Wakefield scored the lone goal and Stephanie Pascal (Sudbury, Ont.) shut the door in net.

The Gaels meet Western for the first time this season, the Mustangs will be without defenceman Brianna Iazzolino and coach Kelly Paton who are currently with the Canadian Universiade team in Kazakhstan. Western is coming off a pair of road wins last weekend at York and Brock. The Ryerson Rams have lost seven straight games to start 2017 having scored just two goal over that span. The Rams have been shutout in six of the seven games.
 
Be sure to catch the action live online at OUA.tv.

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: No.4 Gaels hit the road for Top10 battle
The No.4 Gaels (14-0) are back on the road this week where they will engage in another U SPORTS Top10 battle Friday against the No.8 Ryerson Rams (11-3) and will take on Toronto (6-8) on Saturday, both games are set for 6pm tip-offs.

Take an inside look at the Gaels and how their season has gone thus far by clicking here.

Be sure to catch the action live online at OUA.tv.

MEN'S BASKETBALL: Singh looks to take down Gaels all-time scoring record
The Gaels (6-8) are looking to snap a seven game losing skid this weekend when they visit the No.5 Ryerson Rams (13-1) Friday and the Toronto Varsity Blues (9-5) Saturday with both games set for 8pm tip-offs.

For fifth-year guard Sukhpreet Singh (Toronto) the weekend could prove to be a historical one as he closes in on the Gaels men's basketball all-time scoring record. Singh currently sits with 1,311 points trailing record-holder Mitch Leger by 26 points as his record stands at 1,337. The Gaels will be in tough against the Rams and Varsity Blues who both defeated Queen's at the ARC earlier in January.

Ryerson is coming off their first loss of the season 74-65 at Brock but will take on York Wednesday night. Toronto has won four of six in 2017 including their matchup against the Gaels in Kingston.

Be sure to catch the action live online at OUA.tv.

SQUASH
The men's and women's squash championships take place this weekend, be sure to visit www.gogaelsgo.com on Thursday for a full preview.