It has been an exciting year so far for Queens University, now being a Division I program and competing at a high level. Queens though has certainly been a program making headlines year after year, as it continues to prove why it is one of the rising teams in the country.
The Royals found great success under former head coach Bart Lundy and have continued that under now-head coach Grant Leonard. One player that has been a big part of Queens success over the years recently has been senior Kenny Dye, who has been a proven leader.
Dye is no stranger to being part of winning cultures, as he racked up 107 wins in four seasons at Northside, and he has only carried that into his career at Queens. Dye has now played in 130 total games, starting 122 of them. In his career, he has averaged nearly 29 minutes per game and has racked up over 1,400 points and counting so far.
His leadership on the court can
