Queens University student-athletes are smashing records in community service, logging over 5,700 hours last year—worth more than $208,000—and ranking their entire athletic department in the top 30 of 100 Division I schools, the highest ever. Ten teams hit 100% participation, six others were at 94%, and seven programs cracked the top 10—triple last year’s count. This isn’t just about hours; it’s about character, driven by the school’s motto “not to be served, but to serve,” and powered by the Helper Helper platform, which partners with the NCAA. Nationally, student-athletes contributed over 637,000 hours with a $23 million economic impact. As the year ends, Queens will honor its top service teams and individuals with Royals Service Awards—celebrating those who truly give back to Charlotte.

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Queens University just added a scoring machine—Matthew Sullivan, a 6-foot-5 guard who lit up Triton College with 12 PPG and career-high 25 points, shooting over 40% from three. Coach Grant Leonard is thrilled, calling him a dynamic shooter with length and relentless improvement. With Queens riding high off their first ASUN title and NCAA appearance, Sullivan’s arrival signals a loaded 2026 squad primed for another deep run.

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Queens University of Charlotte is launching a summer awards series to spotlight their standout student-athletes for the 2025-26 season, dropping 12 total honors every Tuesday and Thursday on social media. The first wave celebrates Royals Sportsmanship Award winners — athletes who crush it on the field and lead with integrity, respect, and fair play. Coaches hand-picked stars like Jacob Grimes (baseball), Nasir Mann (basketball), Dayuna Colvin (women’s basketball), and dozens more across 14 sports. Follow @QueensAthletics on all platforms to catch every winner and stay updated all summer.

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Queens University of Charlotte secures forward Josh Osayanrhion for their 2026 basketball squad. Standing at six-foot-eight, Osayanrhion averaged over eight points and seven rebounds per game at North Platte Community College. He previously led Irelands U18 EuroBasket team in scoring, showcasing his international prowess. This move marks a significant step for Osayanrhion, who has long aspired to play Division 1 ball, and aligns with Queens rising program, fresh off their first ASUN Tournament Championship and NCAA Tournament appearance. Head coach Grant Leonard praises Osayanrhions athleticism, skill, and potential, as the Royals continue to build momentum for the next season.

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Queens University of Charlottes mens basketball team gets a boost with Dan Baileys promotion to associate head coach. Bailey, a 2012 Queens grad, has been instrumental in the teams success, helping secure back-to-back 20-win seasons and an ASUN Tournament title. As a former star player, Baileys analytics smarts and game IQ will further elevate the team. Expect more wins as the Royals aim for championship glory.

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Dante Kearse, a six-foot-four forward, transfers to Queens University of Charlotte for the 2026 class, joining head coach Grant Leonards Royals squad. Kearse, who spent two seasons at The Citadel, is known for his impressive high school career with over one thousand points and a state title in high jump. Coach Leonard is excited about Kearses skills and character, while Kearse is eager to contribute on and off the court. The Royals, coming off a historic run with their first ASUN Tournament title and NCAA Tournament berth, look to build on their success with Kearses addition.

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Queens University of Charlotte extends mens basketball coach Grant Leonards contract through 2031, following a successful season with a 21-14 record, Atlantic Sun Conference title, and NCAA Tournament appearance. Leonard, who joined the program in 2022, has built a championship culture and attracted top recruits like Nicholas McLean and Caleb Jones. The university is confident in his leadership, setting the stage for future success in Division One.

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Grant Leonard, Queens University basketball coach, made headlines for his festive game-day attire, including a St. Patricks Day sweater. This tradition, started by fans and family, has become his signature look, drawing attention and smiles. Leonard, a Milwaukee native, has a 73-62 record since taking over as head coach in 2022, leading the Royals to their first NCAA Tournament berth this year.

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