Established in 1987, Queens’ NCAA Division II program continues to offer diverse, exciting, intercollegiate athletics competition to its student-athletes through its 16 men’s and women’s sports teams and 65-acre, state-of-the-art sports complex facility.

The Royals compete in Conference Carolinas with a high level of success.  Some of the recent accomplishments include:

Men's soccer received an NCAA bid for the sixth time overall, advancing to the Elite Eight as recently as 2006. 

Women's soccer won the Conference Carolinas Tournament advancing to the NCAA's for the first time in schools history.

Men's cross country won the Conference Carolinas championship, Regional Championship and advanced to the National Championship, which were all program firsts.

Men's basketball advanced to the NCAA tournament for the sixth time in program history.

Indoor track and field athlete Daniel Kanyaruhuru captured the 5,000m National Championship to become the first-ever NCAA National Champion at Queens.

Men’s golfers Simon Bird and Iain Hall qualified and participated in the Atlantic Regional Tournament.

Queens placed 111 student-athletes on the Conference Carolinas honor roll.

Queens has the world’s largest standing lion sculpture at the Sports Complex.

In addition to the awards won during the season, Queens athletes have been recognized as All-Americans:

The Royals Club continues to provide Queens athletic programs with the well-deserved and needed support that complements the outstanding efforts of the teams, players, coaches, staff, and University as a whole. emphasize enough the tremendous importance of a strong and supportive organization like the Royals Club.