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You better watch out! You better not cry! You
better not pout! I'm telling you why! The
Golden Gaels are coming to town! However,
they're going to be arriving a day later than
planned.
Kick-off is now on Saturday, October 6th at 2
p.m. Join us at the Arrow and Loon Pub
(99 Fifth Avenue in the Glebe) from 12 to 2
to warm up for the game, enjoy some
drinks and snacks, enter to win door prizes
and pick up your pre-ordered tickets. Then,
show your true Queen's spirit as you march
from the pub to Lansdowne Park with the
Queen's Bands and cheer on the Gaels in
the Queen's section of the stadium.
Tickets are available by registering online by clicking on the link below. $10 for adults and $6 for students/seniors. Go Queen's Go! |
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Posted By Claude Scilley
Amid the euphoria of four straight season- opening victories, despite the thrill of coming from behind to win three of them, pundits, patrons and players alike remained wary of one thing: It was all well and good to be overcoming these chronically slow starts but against a top opponent, the Queen's Golden Gaels likely wouldn't get away with it. Guess what? They were right. |
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KINGSTON
The No. 7 Queen's Golden Gaels held the nation's leading rusher Ryan Lynch to 78 yards, but four turnovers came back to haunt them as the visiting No. 4 Laurier Hawks scored a 23-4 victory in Saturday's Ontario university football action. Laurier kept its undefeated streak alive at five games and halted the Gaels' win streak at four before 5,582 fans at Kingston's Richardson Stadium and a national television audience. |
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The real downer in the Queen's Golden
Gaels' first loss, 23-4 to the Laurier Golden
Hawks on Saturday, is it pointed out the limit
to what the Gaels are trying to do on offence.
Before getting into that, 23-4 was perfectly
indicative. It went mostly badly for the Gaels,
but the D with Osie Ukwuoma, D.J.
Mulholland and Jimmy Allin, et al., and the
offensive line, which gave Mike Giffin the
chance to outrush Laurier's Ryan Lynch 165-
78 (small cheese, though, after a fumble in
the first half), kept hitting and playing like it
could still be won. There was no quit in the
Gaels, which is a small victory. Still, coach
Gary Jeffries' Golden Hawks, a genuinely
elite team, not only beat the Gaels on the
scoreboard, but also beat them on a general
principle, which makes it even worse to a
sports supergeek.*
The Gaels (4-1) are living on being high-risk, high-reward in the passing game. |
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Please click below to see the full roundup
from
our friends at the CIS Blog.
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