Queen's Golf had a spectacular showing at the OUA Golf Championship in Windsor, Ont. this past weekend.

Daniel Abraha won the Men's Individual Championship while both the Men's and Women's team won the team bronze competition.

Abraha (Business) finished with a final score of 4-under, the only golfer on the Men's side to finish under par. Three players finished tied for second, five shots behind Abraha at one-over.

Abraha's Individual Championship was the first for Queen's since Nick Wright won in 1967.
 
On the Team side, Queen's Men's Golf finished with a final score of 22-over, two shots behind the second place Laurier Golden Hawks at 20-over, to capture the bronze medal. The Windsor Lancers won the Men's championship with a score of 11-over.

On the Women's side, Queen's finished with a final score of 55-over to capture the bronze medal. The Gaels were 10 strokes behind the Guelph Gryphons and Toronto Varsity Blues at 45-over.

Kiley Rodrigues (Education) was the top finisher for Queen's on the Women's side, finishing tied for seventh overall with a score of 13-over.

Abraha was named an OUA First Team All-Star on the Men's side while Rodrigues was named an OUA Second Team All-Star on the Women's side.

With the results, both Queen's Men's and Women's Golf secured a spot at Nationals in May.