With a playoff win over #8 Concordia, Gee-Gees move on to RSEQ finals, but more importantly guarantee a spot at national championship tournament.
With a playoff win over #8 Concordia, Gee-Gees move on to RSEQ finals, but more importantly guarantee a spot at national championship tournament.
Four Gees make U SPORTS debut; Gees lose 4-1 to the Montreal Carabins in their season and home opener
Gee-Gees defence grounds Marauders as Ottawa beats McMaster 23-9, but lose running back Amlicar Polk in the process.
#3 Women’s Soccer pull off another shutout weekend as Cassandra Provost breaks school record for goals in a season, with 20.
The team pulled off a 5-1 victory to start the season off strong!
The team defeated the Carleton Ravens and the RMC Paladins back-to-back over Thanksgiving weekend.
Gee-Gees take fifth straight Panda Game in dramatic fashion, with 2021 hero Campbell Fair rising to the occasion.
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Another all-star performance from Gee-Gee’s starting running back Polk overshadowed by Mustangs dominant second half performance.
Despite facing a 32-10 deficit at halftime, the Gees rallied to make it a one possession game. The rally included a trick play 75-yard passing touchdown.
Cassandra Provost finished her weekend with a total of five goals as the U of O improves to 3-0-0 on the season with the weekend sweep.
The Gee-Gees avenge last year’s sweep in the O-Train series by taking Game 1, racking up 11 runs on just 5 hits
Fresh off winning the Gee-Gee’s Lumsden-Avery Award for sportsmanship and dedication, it’s fair to at least speculate Polk could follow in J.P. Cimankinda’s footsteps and add to his trophy case with a First Team OUA All Star nod.
Real Gees don the garnet and grey and compete for their school.
Gee-Gees nab four interceptions and recover four fumbles, but lose star quarterback Ben Maracle in a season opening win at TD Place
Women’s Rugby coach exits; Gallagher makes debut with Canada; Alumni donates to football program; Men’s Basketball beats Harvard
On July 20, Stefanie McKeough was named the head coach of the Gee-Gee’s women’s hockey program. The Fulcrum had an opportunity to speak with her about transitioning into the new role, the potential of the new team, and reflection on some intense moments from last season.
“This is a role that I will work my absolute hardest at to create an environment where players and staff can have a safe environment to develop and succeed,” said McKeough. “I am humbled to take on this role and build upon the legacy of those who have worn the Garnet and Grey.”
Meghan Kociancic was drawn to the high pace and organized environment shown on the Gee-Gees team.
TD Place played host to the Carleton Ravens and the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees for the sixteenth iteration of Capital Hoops.
For the second game in a row, the Gee-Gees score a big goal in overtime.
This was only the third time the teams faced one another in the Colonel By Classic.
On Saturday afternoon, the University of Ottawa men’s hockey team played host to one of the hottest teams in all of U Sports.
Gee-Gees remain undefeated and rank first in the nation after taking down Ontario Tech and Guelph at home.