Women's Lacrosse
The women's lacrosse team played their final two games, facing Laurier (11-1, first place in the west) and Guelph (5-8, 3rd place in the west). With a record of 10-0-1 the Gaels were looking to remain undefeated.

Queen's would come out to an early 4-2 lead in the game, however, Laurier pushed back within 1 goal going into the half. The Golden Hawks rode their momentum to two early goals to take a lead early in the 2nd half. The teams would trade goals before the Gaels would score four unanswered and take an 11-7 lead late into the game. Laurier scored three times to cut the Gaels' lead down to one, however it was not enough as the Gaels would hold on to win and secure 1st place in the OUA.

In the second game of the day, the Gaels got off to a quick start against the Gryphons, to the tune of a 7-1 lead. Guelph would push back to make it 7-5, however that is as close as they got. The Gaels finished the game on a four-goal run and won 11-5.

Leading scorers on the day were Jordan Kummer (4G, 1A), Kiah Shanks (5G), Brittany Schwende (1G, 7A) and Annie Lloyd (5G).

The Gaels head to the OUA championship at Trent next weekend as the top seed.

Men's and Women's Ultimate
The men's and women's team had a very successful weekend at the Canadian University Ultimate Championships. The men's team brought home the gold medal meanwhile the women's team claimed a silver.
For the full story click here.

Water Polo
The men's team had their second weekend of undefeated action as they went 4-0 at the McGill Invitational in Montreal to remain on top of the OUA standings. They picked up two wins over McGill, 21-2 and 15-7, then a pair of wins over men's club teams Tiburon, 11-5, and the Whalers, 10-6.

Alex Cox-Twardowski led the team with 14 goals, meanwhile Alex LeBlanc chipped in with 11 and Hendrick Fang with 10.

The women's team went 3-1 on the weekend, two of their wins came over Carleton, 6-3 and 8-3, and the other came in a 13-9 win over McGill. Their loss was to a Montreal club squad.

Caitlin Neapole had eight goals, Sydney Hutchinson had seven and Dakota Kenwood added five.

They are now tied with Toronto for the top rank in the NCWP mid-way through the season.

Both teams will be back in action on November 3-4 as the Gaels will host the Queen's Invitational.

Field Hockey
The Queen's field hockey team travelled to the University of Toronto this weekend to face off against the third ranked Guelph Gryphons and the Waterloo Warriors. The Gaels started strong against Guelph, with rookie Jen Bean scoring to put Queen's ahead by halftime. During the second half, Guelph evened the score on a penalty corner, but the Gaels responded with a goal from Brooke Ritchie. Unfortunately, a late goal from the Gryphons settled the score, resulting in a 2-2 tie.

Facing Waterloo for their second game of the day, the Queen's Gaels earned themselves two back-to-back goals late in the first half. The first was from Ciara Morrison on a penalty corner, and the second was another goal from Jen Bean. Second-year Cassidy Grimes solidified the win, finding the back of the net twice in the last minutes of the game, ending the game in a 4-0 win for Queen's.

Squash
The Queen's men's squash team competed in the first East Sectional of the Jesters Squash League this past weekend. The event was hosted by McGill and included teams from Queen's, McGill, Ottawa and Concordia.

Queen's emerged on top with match scores of 7-0, 7-0 and 5-2 against Ottawa, Concordia and McGill, respectively. The overall standout was team captain Cameron Butler who led the way with three big wins at the #1 position.

Also undefeated were Alex Dorbyk, Willem Atack and rookies James Crook and Michael Haffey. Dorbyk's win against McGill was particularly noteworthy; he managed to come back from a 10-4 deficit in the fifth game of his match to win 13-11.

Sailing
The men's and women's sailing team competed in the Nevin's Cup Regatta hosted in King's Point, NY.

For the recap, click here.