GAMES OF THE WEEK 

The Queen's football team (0-3) host the Windsor Lancers in a crucial Saturday match-up at Richardson Field on Canadian Tire Kids Day/Alumni Weekend at 1:00 PM.

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Men's Rugby

After defeating Toronto 89-5, the schedule will get tougher for the Gaels as they travel to Waterloo to face Wilfrid Laurier on Saturday.  Laurier finished third in the OUA East Division in 2018, behind Guelph and Queen's. In the past decade, the Gaels have never lost to Laurier. 
 

Women's Rugby

The No. 3 Queen's Gaels (2-0) will face their toughest challenge of the season on the road against the No.4 Guelph Gryphons (1-0) on Saturday afternoon. 

After defeating McMaster 100-0 last Saturday, the Gaels will face the two-time defending OUA champion Gryphons. The Gaels haven't won against Guelph since 2014, so look for a motivated Queen's side ready to break that streak. Guelph's only victory came over McMaster in Hamilton that the Gryphons won 49-12. The winner of the match will likely have home-field advantage throughout the OUA playoffs and for the OUA championship.

The Gaels feature the top four point scorers in the OUA with Sophie de Goede leading the way with 48 points while Taylor Black sports nine tries for 45 points.
 

Women's Soccer 

The Gaels women's soccer team will look to continue their unbeaten streak against the rival RMC Paladins on Saturday. The Gaels played well last weekend in Toronto, sweeping their season series against the Ryerson Rams with a 2-0 victory and earned a 2-2 draw against the Varsity Blues.  

Rookie Jenna Matsukubo has been a breakout player for the Gaels this season, she leads the OUA in points with seven and is tied for second in the OUA goals (4) and the lead in assists (3) alongside Toronto's Jenny Wolever.
 

Men's Soccer 

The Gaels men's soccer team (0-4) seek their first win in Kingston this weekend against RMC on Saturday and at Richardson Stadium against Trent on Sunday. The Gaels went unbeaten against both clubs last season. 

Despite, the team's 0-4 start, the Gaels had strong performances last weekend in Toronto, losing both contests to a 1-0 score against nationally ranked opponents, the No. 5 Rams and No. 7 Varsity Blues respectively. 

Exhibition Action 

The Gaels men's hockey team opens preseason action against McGill on Friday at home. The team will play the RMC Paladins in the Lou Jeffries Memorial Game in Gananoque.