NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE, Ont. - The Queen's Gaels women extended their banner streak to six consecutive championship titles at White Oaks Resort & Spa in Niagara-on-the-Lake on Sunday.

The Western Mustangs men's squash team also captured their 37th consecutive championship.

The Gaels compiled an overall a 24-4 record in matches en route to overcoming second-place Waterloo. The Gaels' Marlow Benson defeated Harriet Ho by a score of 3-0 (11-4, 11-5, 11-7) in a thrilling match. Waterloo finished as silver medalists while the Western women took home the bronze.

Individually on the women's side, Marlow finished undefeated for the Queen's Gaels at 12-0 earning her not only the OUA Women's Rookie of the Year, but also the MVP title as well. The impressive first-year went 4-0 in her games from the number one position.

"Over the course of six years we've developed a reputation of success," said Queen's head coach Lisa Coates. "Marlow is very creative when she plays, but also extremely aggressive. When I go to coach her between games a lot of it is her coaching herself, because she has incredible mental toughness."

Western dominated the tournament with a match record of 25-3. The Waterloo Warriors finished at 17-11 to claim silver ahead of the bronze medalist Toronto Varsity Blues.

Leading Western to their 47th overall banner were Matthew Henderson and David Mill, who were both named OUA all stars.

The Queen's men's team finished with a 2-3 record for fourth place.

The coaches of the year went to Coates of Queen's on the women's side while Marisa Seth of Waterloo was named the top men's coach.

Women's Standings (Overall record)
Queen's 4-0
Waterloo 2-2
Western 4-1
Toronto 2-4
Brock 2-2
McMaster 1-3
Guelph 0-4

Men's Standings (Overall record)
Western 4-0
Waterloo 2-2
Toronto 4-1
Queen's 2-3
Guelph 2-2
McMaster 1-4
Brock 0-3

Men's MVP
Cameron Seth, Waterloo

Women's MVP
Marlow Benson, Queen's

Men's Rookie of the Year
Neel Ismail, Waterloo

Women's Rookie of the Year
Marlow Benson, Queen's

Men's Coach of the Year
Marisa Seth, Waterloo

Women's Coach of the Year
Lisa Coates, Queen's

Men's All-Stars
Cameron Seth, Waterloo
Alexi Gosset, Toronto
Matthew Henderson, Western
David Mill, Western
Ravi Seth, Waterloo
Vincenzo Prior, Brock

Women's All-Stars
Marlow Benson, Queen's
Rhea Dhar, Toronto
Amy Commisso, Western
Olivia Waite, McMaster
Amelia Knapp, Queen's
Charlotte Copas, Waterloo