Queen’s advance to national final for first time in program history

Quebec City, QC – If this season has been a Cinderella run, then it’s not quite midnight for the Queen’s Gaels.  The Queen’s Gaels’ program had not done two things heading into 2023-2024, they had not won a Wilson Cup since 1957, and they had never played in a national final.  It’s well known now that they accomplished the first goal a week ago, with Cole … Continue reading Queen’s advance to national final for first time in program history

Gee-Gees hang on to drop Citadins at Men’s Final 8

Quebec City, QC — The uOttawa Gee-Gees’ quarterfinal matchup with the UQAM Citadins was an imperfect game in what has been an imperfect month. Strong offensive pefermances but also missing easy shots, lockdown defense at points, leaky defence at points. At the end of the afternoon though the way uOttawa managed to do so many times across the bulk of the 2023-2024 season, they pulled … Continue reading Gee-Gees hang on to drop Citadins at Men’s Final 8

Gee-Gees win bronze over 1st-seeded Vikes

Halifax, NS- The University of Ottawa Gee-Gees wins bronze at the U SPORTS men’s basketball Final 8 on Sunday at the Scotiabank Centre with a 78-58 victory over the University of Victoria Vikes. Gee-Gees head coach James Derouin said in the first half, it felt like there was a lid on the rim, similar to the tough loss against the Carleton University Ravens, where shots … Continue reading Gee-Gees win bronze over 1st-seeded Vikes

Carleton Ravens 2021 Football Season Preview

For the first time in over 600+ days, OUA football is back but more specifically, Carleton Ravens football is back! With there being a complete year off in between seasons, let’s quickly review how the 2019-20 season went for the Ravens. The 2019-2020 Season Carleton’s start to their 2019-20 season was rocky, at best. The Ravens had a demanding schedule to start the season. Their … Continue reading Carleton Ravens 2021 Football Season Preview

World Class Women: The Ottawa Gee-Gees

Ottawa, ON- For the first time ever, FISU hosted a World Cup of Football (soccer) and Canada was proudly represented. The University of Ottawa Gee-Gees women travelled to China to compete in the inaugural edition of the tournament and made the world take notice.  The nation’s capital made the country proud on the international stage of women’s soccer when the Gee-Gees took home the title … Continue reading World Class Women: The Ottawa Gee-Gees

U Sports MHKY: Gee-Gees beat Stingers to book spot in Queen’s Cup

Montreal, QC – After beating the Concordia Stingers by a 3-2 final on Thursday evening, it was the offence that spoke for Ottawa in game two on Saturday at Ed Meagher Arena. As such, after two quick games which saw non-stop aggression despite limited scoring, it was the Gee-Gees coming out on top after beating the Stingers by a 7-2 final. Entering game two on … Continue reading U Sports MHKY: Gee-Gees beat Stingers to book spot in Queen’s Cup

U Sports MHKY: OUA West teams take first strides towards nationals

The Queen’s cup playoffs began on Wednesday with three of the four OUA Western Conference matchups playing their first game of a best of three series. Justin Levine (@JustinLevineHBS) recaps all of the action. Toronto, ON- After a season full of talent and promise, the Queen’s Cup Playoffs started Wednesday in Thunder Bay as the Ryerson Rams started first round action with a visit to … Continue reading U Sports MHKY: OUA West teams take first strides towards nationals

U Sports Soccer: Gee-Gee’s are a good good soccer team and are now world champions

Canada’s national soccer team is not going to be hosting a world cup anytime soon, but that doesn’t mean that a world cup trophy is not going to touch down in the great white north. The University of Ottawa Gee-Gee’s women’s soccer team captured Canada’s first-ever U Sports soccer world championship Sunday morning, defeating Brazil’s Paulista University 1-0 in the FISU Women’s World Cup final. … Continue reading U Sports Soccer: Gee-Gee’s are a good good soccer team and are now world champions