Queens University of Charlotte transitioned to Division I in 2022-23 and competes in the ASUN Conference. The Royals had a successful Division II basketball history before making the jump to the highest level of college competition.
The Royals mascot reflects the regal name of the university, with "Queens" evoking royalty and nobility that the athletic teams embrace.
The 2022 transition to Division I and the ASUN Conference, marking a bold new era for the Charlotte-based university and its basketball program.
Queens University of Charlotte was founded in 1857 as a women's college and only became coeducational in 1987, making its Division I athletics journey a relatively recent development.
The Queens University Royals compete in the ASUN and hold an all-time record of 73–63 (.537 winning percentage) across 4 recorded seasons dating back to 2022-23.
| Season | Record | Conference | Coach | AP peak |
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| 2025-26 | 21-14 | 13-5 (A-Sun) | Grant Leonard | |
| 2024-25 | 20-15 | 11-7 (A-Sun) | Grant Leonard | |
| 2023-24 | 14-19 | 7-9 (A-Sun) | Grant Leonard | |
| 2022-23 | 18-15 | 7-11 (A-Sun) | Grant Leonard |
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Top 100 by all-time D1 wins. Verified against the NCAA record book — and tiered so you can argue properly.
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