Lancers football upsets No. 3 Queen's 25-22 in Kingston

No. 7 Lancers football upset No. 3 Queen's 25-22 in Kingston. Cotton 284 yds and 2 TDs; Ginn 8-182 and 2 TDs; Patrinos 3 FGs. Spits fell 5-1 to Oshawa; host Saginaw Mon 2:05 at WFCU.

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The No. 7 University of Windsor Lancers football team upset the No. 3 Queen's Gaels 25-22 on Saturday afternoon in Kingston, handing Queen's its first loss of the season.

Windsor improved to 5-2 and holds sole possession of fourth place in the OUA standings. Queen's fell to 5-1 but remains near the top of the conference. Quarterback Kareame Cotton threw for 284 yards and two touchdowns on 17-of-27 passing and added 94 rushing yards. Wide receiver Colby Ginn caught eight passes for 182 yards and two touchdowns. Kicker Alex Patrinos converted all three field-goal attempts and both extra points. Windsor outgained Queen's 447-328 and recorded three interceptions. The Lancers are on a bye next week, then visit Guelph on Oct. 24 at 1:00 p.m.

At the WFCU Centre on Saturday night, the Oshawa Generals beat the Windsor Spitfires 5-1. Ryan Hedley scored a hat trick for Oshawa; Bogdan Yakushevsky scored Windsor's only goal. The Spitfires host the Saginaw Spirit on Monday at 2:05 p.m.

In other Saturday results, Lancers women's basketball lost to Saskatchewan 63-76 in Toronto in the Darcel Wright Memorial Tournament (exhibition), falling to 4-2. Women's volleyball beat St. Clair 3-1 in an exhibition at the Toldo Lancer Centre. There were no Lancers men's hockey, men's soccer, or women's soccer games Saturday, and no Lancers games Sunday.

St. Clair Saints baseball swept Sheridan 10-1 and 10-0. Saints fastball lost 4-3 to Western Ontario at the CCSA national championship in Oshawa. Today, Saints fastball faces Durham at 11:00 a.m. in Oshawa.