Thursday, September 4

Women's Soccer vs. Ontario Tech

The Trent Excalibur women's soccer team were on the road Thursday night to face the Ontario Tech Ridgebacks.

Ontario Tech pressed hard early, forcing rookie goalkeeper Kymora Chung (#1, Markham) to come up with several key saves to keep the Excalibur in the game. In the 26th minute, Ridgebacks midfielder Emma Dang broke through to give the hosts a 1–0 lead. Trent defended hard to keep the deficit at one heading into halftime.

The second half began in similar fashion, with Ontario Tech on the front foot. In the 65th minute, substitute Jordyn Sammut (#17, London) sparked the Excalibur offense, burying the equalizer to level the score. As the match looked destined for a draw, Trent earned a last-minute corner kick in extra time. Emma Da Silva (#12, Whitby) delivered a perfect ball into the box, where defender Tianna Wilson (#7, Whitby) rose above the crowd and headed home the winner. The Excalibur completed the comeback in dramatic fashion, securing their first win of the season.

Saturday, September 6

Women's Soccer vs. Ontario Tech

The Excalibur women's soccer team earned a 1–1 draw against Ontario Tech at Justin Chiu Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Ontario Tech struck first, but once again, rookie keeper Kymora Chung stood tall, keeping Trent within reach with several timely saves. Just before halftime, Emma Da Silva found the back of the net, sending the teams into the break tied 1–1.

Both defenses held firm through the second half, and neither side could find a breakthrough as the match ended level.

Men's Soccer vs. Ontario Tech

The Excalibur men's soccer team made it two straight victories with a 2–1 win over Ontario Tech on Saturday at Justin Chiu Stadium.

Rookie striker John Moncada (#22, Scarborough) stayed red-hot, scoring both Excalibur goals in the first half. He opened the scoring early before doubling the lead off a setup from Warren Chambers (#11, Scarborough).

Ontario Tech clawed one back in the second half, but keeper Owen Schultz (#1, Peterborough) came up big with six saves to preserve the lead and secure the win.

Moncada now sits atop the OUA scoring race, establishing himself as one of the conference's most dangerous offensive threats.

Women's Rugby vs. Brock

The Excalibur women's rugby team hit the road for their second game of the season, falling to Brock University.

Brock capitalized on early defensive gaps, running in multiple tries to build a commanding lead. The Excalibur responded with improved structure and determination, showing resilience and earning small wins across the pitch, though they could not close the gap.

Despite the result, the Excalibur remain optimistic as they prepare for their second annual Pride Match, set for Saturday, September 13 at 1 p.m. against the University of Toronto at Justin Chiu Stadium.

Men's Rugby vs. Western

The Excalibur men's rugby team opened their season at home against Western in a hard-fought 47–34 defeat.

Ben Logan (Toronto) opened the scoring with the first try of the game, as both sides traded points in a back-and-forth first half. Trent held a narrow 22–21 lead at the break.

The second half remained tight, with the Excalibur matching Western try for try. However, Western broke through late with two unanswered tries to pull away. Despite a relentless push, Trent fell just short.

The Excalibur will return to Justin Chiu Stadium on Saturday, September 13 at 4 p.m. to face Queen's University.

Women's Lacrosse vs. Queen's

The Excalibur women's lacrosse team opened their season with a 13–6 win over Queen's University on Saturday at Ontario Tech.

Abby Hiltz (#10, Peterborough) opened the scoring, assisted by Maddy Baxter (#24, Whitby), sparking a first-quarter battle as the teams traded goals. In the second quarter, Trent pulled away and carried the momentum through the remainder of the game.

Goalkeeper Kieran Gerow (#23, Brighton) was outstanding in net, making key saves and earning Player of the Game honours.

Women's Lacrosse vs. Toronto

In their second game of the day, the Excalibur women's lacrosse team defeated the University of Toronto 17–5, avenging last year's OUA Championship bronze medal loss.

Trent came out firing, with Natalie Fournier (#17, Georgetown) opening the scoring off a feed from Ryleigh Elliot (Owen Sound). Tyler McDonald (#15, Lynden), Abby Hiltz, and Maddy Baxter added to the total as Trent built a first-quarter lead.

The Excalibur extended their advantage in the second with goals from Olivia Grosjean (#7, Brooklin), McDonald, Fournier, and Baxter, taking a 9–2 lead into halftime. Trent stayed dominant in the second half, with McDonald, Elliot, Hiltz, and Baxter all contributing before sealing the 17–5 win in the fourth.

McDonald led the way with six goals, while Fournier, Baxter, and Hiltz each recorded hat tricks. McDonald was named Player of the Game for her relentless attack and reliability.

Sunday, September 7

Men's Lacrosse vs. McGill

The Excalibur men's lacrosse team earned a thrilling 11–10 victory over McGill, the top-ranked team in CUFLA, in their home opener.

Trent opened the scoring on the first play of the game before McGill responded with four quick goals to take a 4–1 lead after the first quarter. The Excalibur rallied in the second, drawing level at 6–6 by halftime.

The second half saw the teams trade goals, with Trent briefly pulling ahead by two. McGill pressed hard late, but the Excalibur defense held strong to preserve the one-goal margin.

The win marked back-to-back victories for the Excalibur men, who will head to Bishop's on Saturday, September 13 at 7 p.m. A live stream link will be shared on the Trent Excalibur Instagram.