2017-18 was a great season for Queen's Athletics – with outstanding athlete and team performances, countless memorable moments, and heart-stopping plays it was truly a year to remember.

To recap some of the highlights for the year, we:

·     Captured 3 national team medals and 3 national individual medals

·     Captured 8 varsity team and 7 individual OUA Provincial medals, with our varsity clubs taking home 13 provincial club team medals and 19 individual medals

·     Had 2 U SPORTS Major Award Winners

·     Had 22 Ontario Major Award Winners

·     Took home 1 U SPORTS and 3 OUA Coach of the Year Awards

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GAELS IN COMPETITION

·     Gaels take OUA silver after tough loss to Western (Women's Hockey)…read more.

·     Women's curling takes OUA silver, men tie for 5^th…read more.

·     Over $20,000 raised at the Varsity Athlete Motionball Marathon of Sport…read more.

·     Lloyd and Gaels alumni preparing for 2018 Americas Rugby Championship, Colborne fresh off Maple Leafs development team competition (Men's Rugby)…read more.

·     Triathlon wins Swim Row Go in Toronto…read more.

·     Canadian Indoor Rowing Championships see Gaels claim six medals…read more.

·     Gaels raise $5,215 in Shoot for the Cure game (Women's Basketball)…read more.

·     Men's Fencing takes sixth at OUA championship…read more.

·     Men's Squash claims first Jesters squash tournament, women take second…read more.

·     Queen's Football gets out in the community for school visits…read more.

·     Queen's women repeat at OUA squash champions, men take bronze…read more.

·     Queen's Men's Rugby tour sees Gaels beat Bermuda…read more.

·     Queen's Triathlon puts in dominant performance at 25^th Hart House Indoor triathlon…read more.

·     Hutcheson and Peckham power Gaels to OUA Final, Queen's qualifies for U SPORTS national championship (Men's Volleyball)…read more.

·     Women's fencing takes fourth at OUA championship…read more.

·     Sauder claims Nordic skiing bronze medal at OUA championship, men finish fourth…read more.

·     Gaels pick up five medals at OUA figure skating championship…read more.

GAELS: ONES TO WATCH

·     Claire Sumner to lead Canada at 2018 World Cross Country Championship…read more.

·     Tying It Together: Mike Shoveller Profile (Men's Basketball)…read more.

·     Darcy Greenaway honoured with Murray Douglas Scholarship (Men's Hockey)…read more.

·     Stephanie Pascal named U SPORTS Female Athlete of the Month (Women's Hockey)…read more.

·     Kevin Bailie joins 50 wins club (Men's Hockey)…read more.

·     Jacob Firlotte prepares for CFL National Combine (Football)…read more.

·     Veronika Lavergne makes big jumps in second season (Women's Basketball)…read more.

·     Spencer Abraham named U SPORTS All-Canadian (Men's Hockey)…read more.

·     Katrina Manoukarakis honoured as first team All-Canadian (Women's Hockey)…read more.

·     Zane Grossinger named to U SPORTS All-Rookie Team (Men's Volleyball)…read more.

·     Julie Wiercigroch named to U SPORTS All-Rookie Team (Women's Volleyball)…read more.

·     Chris Osei-Kusi makes charitable contributions with Train with Grains competition winnings (Football)…read more.

·     Mike Shoveller to play for Canada at 2018 Commonwealth Games (Men's Basketball)…read more.  

·     Julia Wiercigoch blazes trails in rookie season (Women's Volleyball)…read more.

·     Emilio Frometa inducted into Tricolour Society (Football)…read more.

·     Veronika Lavergne named OUA second-team all star, Andrea Priamo honoured with Joy Bellinger Award (Women's Basketball)…read more.

·     Jaz Bains and Tanner Graham named OUA All-Stars (Men's Basketball)…read more.

·     Neville and Hardy named OUA All-Stars, Wiercigroch takes home Rookie of Year and All-Star honours (Women's Volleyball)…read more.

·     Zane Grossinger named OUA East Rookie of the Year, Willis takes home East coach of the year honours and three others receive All-Star recognition (Men's Volleyball)…read more.

·     Pascal, Manoukarakis and Holmberg win OUA awards (Women's Hockey)…read more.

·     Spencer Abraham wins two OUA awards, three Gaels are OUA All-Stars (Men's Hockey)…read more.

·     Peter Shannon takes bronze at OUA wrestling championship…read more.