Ottawa at Queen's 20181020
Photos of Game 8, Ottawa at Queen’s on October 20, 2018 at Richardson Stadium, Kingston, ON.
All photos on this site are Copyright © Jeff Chan, and may be used for personal non-commercial applications including by Queen's University, and U Sports and its member conferences, and participating teams, so long as photo credits are shown or the photos are otherwise attributed to Jeff Chan.
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QUEEN'S 22, OTTAWA 27
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GAELS END SEASON WITH HEARTBREAKING LOSS TO OTTAWA ON HOMECOMING AAND THINK PINK WEEKEND
Queen’s Sports Information
The Queen's Gaels saw their season come to an end after a 27-22 loss to the Ottawa Gee-Gees during the Gaels homecoming weekend and Think Pink game.
HOMECOMING
It was great Fall homecoming day for football at Richardson Stadium and a near capacity crowd of 7,055 were on hand. The homecoming festivities saw the Tricolour Guard parade the field at halftime while students and alumni alike cheered and saluted on their way past.
GRADUATING SENIORS
Prior to kick-off, the Gaels honoured their graduating senior players with a special presentation. Thank-you to our graduating Seniors who were honoured prior to kick-off today #ChaGheill
5th Year
Hobbs
Del Brocco
McGarritty
4th year
Richards
Osei-Kusi
Uhl
Pendergast
Hebert
Bews
J. Puskas
Kealey
Causer
Schaefer
McQuilkin
Jones
Giffin
Henning
MacLean
THINK PINK
Queen's partnered with the AMS ReUnion Street Festival and the Canadian Cancer Society for Think Pink Day as Gaels fans added pink to their Tricolour outfits. Donations were also accepted by the Canadian Cancer Society throughout the game.
GAME FLOW
Things got off to a slow start as the two teams traded punts early on in the opening quarter. Ottawa's offence was finally the first to get going and they found the scoreboard on a Sawyer Buettner 10-yard pass to Carter Matheson for a touchdown.
Early in the second quarter, the Gee-Gees offence forced a Gaels fumble into their own end zone. Francis Perron jumped on the loose ball for Ottawa and they held an early 14-0 lead.
After a field goal from Nick Liberatore to get Queen's on the board, the Gaels blocked a Gee-Gees punt and recovered the football setting up another strike from the Queen's kicker. After Ottawa tacked on a late field goal, Queen's was down just 17-6 at halftime.
Nate Hobbs connected on a big catch-and-run play to Matteo Del Brocco for a 71 yard gain down to the Ottawa 1-yard line. Hobbs kept for himself and scored his ninth rushing touchdown of the season.
Down 20-15 Ottawa connected on a 37-yard field goal and followed up with a Buettner two-yard rushing score to extend their lead to 27-15.
Queen's was able to score one more time as Hobbs hit Chris Osei-Kusi over the middle of the field for a 30-yard touchdown.
That was as close as the Gaels would get however as the Gee-Gees spoiled the Gaels homecoming with a 27-22 win.
THINK PINK
Queen's partnered with the AMS ReUnion Street Festival and the Canadian Cancer Society for Think Pink Day as Gaels fans added pink to their Tricolour outfits. Donations were also accepted by the Canadian Cancer Society throughout the game.
GAME FLOW
Things got off to a slow start as the two teams traded punts early on in the opening quarter. Ottawa's offence was finally the first to get going and they found the scoreboard on a Sawyer Buettner 10-yard pass to Carter Matheson for a touchdown.
Early in the second quarter, the Gee-Gees offence forced a Gaels fumble into their own end zone. Francis Perron jumped on the loose ball for Ottawa and they held an early 14-0 lead.
After a field goal from Nick Liberatore to get Queen's on the board, the Gaels blocked a Gee-Gees punt and recovered the football setting up another strike from the Queen's kicker. After Ottawa tacked on a late field goal, Queen's was down just 17-6 at halftime.
Nate Hobbs connected on a big catch-and-run play to Matteo Del Brocco for a 71 yard gain down to the Ottawa 1-yard line. Hobbs kept for himself and scored his ninth rushing touchdown of the season.
Down 20-15 Ottawa connected on a 37-yard field goal and followed up with a Buettner two-yard rushing score to extend their lead to 27-15.
Queen's was able to score one more time as Hobbs hit Chris Osei-Kusi over the middle of the field for a 30-yard touchdown.
That was as close as the Gaels would get however as the Gee-Gees spoiled the Gaels homecoming with a 27-22 win.
STATISTICS
OTTAWA STATISTICS QUEEN'S
18 FIRST DOWNS 18
8
7
3 Passing
Rushing
Penalty 11
7
0
259 TOTAL OFFENSE 387
59
4.4 Total Offensive Plays
Average gain per play 71
5.5
171 NET YARDS PASSING 294
18-34
5.0
1-6
3 Completions-Attempts
Net yards per pass play
Sacked: Number-Yards
Had intercepted 17-40
7.3
4-10
3
106 NET YARDS RUSHING 103
24
4.4 Rushing Attempts
Average gain per rush 27
3.8
10-361 PUNTS: Number-Yards 10-399
36.1 Average 39.9
226 TOTAL RETURN YARDS 210
7-54
2-34
3-138 Punt Returns: Number-Yards
Kickoff Returns: Number-Yards
Interception Returns: Number-Yards 7-61
5-96
3-53
8-40 PENALTIES: Number-Yards 11-87
2-0 FUMBLES: Number-Lost 1-1
4-10 SACKS: Number-Yards 1-6
3-138 INTERCEPTIONS: Number-Yards 3-53
27:43 TIME OF POSSESSION 32:17
ROSTER
0 Ethan Whiting
1 Rasheed Tucker
2 Nick Liberatore
3 Konner Burtenshaw
4 James Keenan
5 Nate Hobbs
6 Brendan Steele
7 Perry Amankwaah
8 Rudy Uhl
9 Chris Osei-Kusi
11 Louis Hebert
13 Benjamin Arhen
15 Ejaz Causer
17 Zackary Kealey
18 Matteo Del Brocco
20 Oliver MacKenzie
21 Eric Colonna
22 Thompson McCallum
26 Connor McQuilkin
27 Tristan Kuchar
28 Jake Puskas
30 Marquis Richards
33 Nolan Bedard
35 Ron Jones
38 Jaeden Washington
39 Will Bannatyne
40 Kurtis Schaefer
44 Gabriel Boucher
45 Jacob Jefferies
48 Walter Karabin
49 Cameron Duffy
50 Nicholas Pinard
51 Philip Maclean
52 Dominic Ciraco
55 Noah Lalama
62 Jacob Butler
64 Tim Vanheuvelen
65 Harrison Taylor
66 Josh Mosley
67 Jonathan Wedgbury
68 Adam Dingwall
80 Jeremy Pendergast
81 Sakhia Kwemo
83 Richard Burton
85 Marko Xidos
89 Jack Hache
90 Tyler Roy
91 Yann Ky
92 Cameron Lawson
93 Owen Stewart
94 Tyson Fletcher
96 Trevor McGarrity
97 Blake Zarubiak
99 Anthony Federico
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QUEEN'S 22, OTTAWA 27
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GAELS END SEASON WITH HEARTBREAKING LOSS TO OTTAWA ON HOMECOMING AAND THINK PINK WEEKEND
Queen’s Sports Information
The Queen's Gaels saw their season come to an end after a 27-22 loss to the Ottawa Gee-Gees during the Gaels homecoming weekend and Think Pink game.
HOMECOMING
It was great Fall homecoming day for football at Richardson Stadium and a near capacity crowd of 7,055 were on hand. The homecoming festivities saw the Tricolour Guard parade the field at halftime while students and alumni alike cheered and saluted on their way past.
GRADUATING SENIORS
Prior to kick-off, the Gaels honoured their graduating senior players with a special presentation. Thank-you to our graduating Seniors who were honoured prior to kick-off today #ChaGheill
5th Year
Hobbs
Del Brocco
McGarritty
4th year
Richards
Osei-Kusi
Uhl
Pendergast
Hebert
Bews
J. Puskas
Kealey
Causer
Schaefer
McQuilkin
Jones
Giffin
Henning
MacLean
THINK PINK
Queen's partnered with the AMS ReUnion Street Festival and the Canadian Cancer Society for Think Pink Day as Gaels fans added pink to their Tricolour outfits. Donations were also accepted by the Canadian Cancer Society throughout the game.
GAME FLOW
Things got off to a slow start as the two teams traded punts early on in the opening quarter. Ottawa's offence was finally the first to get going and they found the scoreboard on a Sawyer Buettner 10-yard pass to Carter Matheson for a touchdown.
Early in the second quarter, the Gee-Gees offence forced a Gaels fumble into their own end zone. Francis Perron jumped on the loose ball for Ottawa and they held an early 14-0 lead.
After a field goal from Nick Liberatore to get Queen's on the board, the Gaels blocked a Gee-Gees punt and recovered the football setting up another strike from the Queen's kicker. After Ottawa tacked on a late field goal, Queen's was down just 17-6 at halftime.
Nate Hobbs connected on a big catch-and-run play to Matteo Del Brocco for a 71 yard gain down to the Ottawa 1-yard line. Hobbs kept for himself and scored his ninth rushing touchdown of the season.
Down 20-15 Ottawa connected on a 37-yard field goal and followed up with a Buettner two-yard rushing score to extend their lead to 27-15.
Queen's was able to score one more time as Hobbs hit Chris Osei-Kusi over the middle of the field for a 30-yard touchdown.
That was as close as the Gaels would get however as the Gee-Gees spoiled the Gaels homecoming with a 27-22 win.
THINK PINK
Queen's partnered with the AMS ReUnion Street Festival and the Canadian Cancer Society for Think Pink Day as Gaels fans added pink to their Tricolour outfits. Donations were also accepted by the Canadian Cancer Society throughout the game.
GAME FLOW
Things got off to a slow start as the two teams traded punts early on in the opening quarter. Ottawa's offence was finally the first to get going and they found the scoreboard on a Sawyer Buettner 10-yard pass to Carter Matheson for a touchdown.
Early in the second quarter, the Gee-Gees offence forced a Gaels fumble into their own end zone. Francis Perron jumped on the loose ball for Ottawa and they held an early 14-0 lead.
After a field goal from Nick Liberatore to get Queen's on the board, the Gaels blocked a Gee-Gees punt and recovered the football setting up another strike from the Queen's kicker. After Ottawa tacked on a late field goal, Queen's was down just 17-6 at halftime.
Nate Hobbs connected on a big catch-and-run play to Matteo Del Brocco for a 71 yard gain down to the Ottawa 1-yard line. Hobbs kept for himself and scored his ninth rushing touchdown of the season.
Down 20-15 Ottawa connected on a 37-yard field goal and followed up with a Buettner two-yard rushing score to extend their lead to 27-15.
Queen's was able to score one more time as Hobbs hit Chris Osei-Kusi over the middle of the field for a 30-yard touchdown.
That was as close as the Gaels would get however as the Gee-Gees spoiled the Gaels homecoming with a 27-22 win.
STATISTICS
OTTAWA STATISTICS QUEEN'S
18 FIRST DOWNS 18
8
7
3 Passing
Rushing
Penalty 11
7
0
259 TOTAL OFFENSE 387
59
4.4 Total Offensive Plays
Average gain per play 71
5.5
171 NET YARDS PASSING 294
18-34
5.0
1-6
3 Completions-Attempts
Net yards per pass play
Sacked: Number-Yards
Had intercepted 17-40
7.3
4-10
3
106 NET YARDS RUSHING 103
24
4.4 Rushing Attempts
Average gain per rush 27
3.8
10-361 PUNTS: Number-Yards 10-399
36.1 Average 39.9
226 TOTAL RETURN YARDS 210
7-54
2-34
3-138 Punt Returns: Number-Yards
Kickoff Returns: Number-Yards
Interception Returns: Number-Yards 7-61
5-96
3-53
8-40 PENALTIES: Number-Yards 11-87
2-0 FUMBLES: Number-Lost 1-1
4-10 SACKS: Number-Yards 1-6
3-138 INTERCEPTIONS: Number-Yards 3-53
27:43 TIME OF POSSESSION 32:17
ROSTER
0 Ethan Whiting
1 Rasheed Tucker
2 Nick Liberatore
3 Konner Burtenshaw
4 James Keenan
5 Nate Hobbs
6 Brendan Steele
7 Perry Amankwaah
8 Rudy Uhl
9 Chris Osei-Kusi
11 Louis Hebert
13 Benjamin Arhen
15 Ejaz Causer
17 Zackary Kealey
18 Matteo Del Brocco
20 Oliver MacKenzie
21 Eric Colonna
22 Thompson McCallum
26 Connor McQuilkin
27 Tristan Kuchar
28 Jake Puskas
30 Marquis Richards
33 Nolan Bedard
35 Ron Jones
38 Jaeden Washington
39 Will Bannatyne
40 Kurtis Schaefer
44 Gabriel Boucher
45 Jacob Jefferies
48 Walter Karabin
49 Cameron Duffy
50 Nicholas Pinard
51 Philip Maclean
52 Dominic Ciraco
55 Noah Lalama
62 Jacob Butler
64 Tim Vanheuvelen
65 Harrison Taylor
66 Josh Mosley
67 Jonathan Wedgbury
68 Adam Dingwall
80 Jeremy Pendergast
81 Sakhia Kwemo
83 Richard Burton
85 Marko Xidos
89 Jack Hache
90 Tyler Roy
91 Yann Ky
92 Cameron Lawson
93 Owen Stewart
94 Tyson Fletcher
96 Trevor McGarrity
97 Blake Zarubiak
99 Anthony Federico
