Queen's Cycling won the 2022 Canadian Collegiate Cycling Association Virtual Championship Series and defended their title from last year, finishing with 594 points, ahead of the University of Ottawa, who finished in second place with 374 points, and the University of Toronto Road Racing, who finished in third place with 312 points.
 
Queen's Women also swept the individual omnium podium for overall points. And Lizzie Morland competed in her first race ever with the Gaels.
 
Several alumni and Queen's Triathlon student-athletes also joined the team in competing in the alumni category, as well as supporting the team in defending their championship.
 
Individual Omnium Final Results

• Chloe DesRoche: 1^st place overall, Women's Open 
• Adam Schneider: 1^st place overall, Men's Cat 2
• Melissa Wong: 2^nd place overall, Women's Open
• Dan Coolican: 2^nd place, Men's Cat 1
• Sarah Fabbro: 3^rd place overall, Women's Open

 
Weekend 4, Kingston Cup - March 26th (TIme Trial) and 27^th (Criterium)

• Chloe DesRoche: 1^st place, Women's Open Criterium
• Sarah Fabbro: 1^st place, Women's Open TT
• Erika Rankin: 2^nd place, Women's Open TT 
• Adam Schneider: 2^nd place, Men's Cat 2 Criterium
• Dan Coolican: 3^rd place, Men's Cat 1 TT and Criterium 
• Melissa Wong: 3^rd place, Women's Open TT

Cheerleading



OCF Provincials marked the first time Queen's Cheerleading has competed in two years, and for many of the student-athletes, the first time they have ever competed. Even with a series of changes and setbacks with each practice leading up to competition, this team was able to stay positive and put together an incredibly exciting routine in front of a large crowd, including many family, friends and alumni.