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SportsCS MRO 1, Fabrose 0: Griffons Edge Past PLSQ New Boys
An early first-half goal by forward Ritch-Andy Jean-Pierre was enough for Club de Soccer Mont-Royal Outremont Griffons to earn three points. Club de Soccer Fabrose turned up the pressure in the second half, but CS MRO prevented the visitors from finding a late goal.
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SportsBlainville 2, Griffons 1: Blainville Stay Composed in Heated Match Versus Griffons
It was everything you would expect from a rivalry game. Emotions running high and both teams hungry to reap the rewards, Club de soccer Mont-Royal Outremont Griffons and Association de Soccer de Blainville faced off in a midseason battle for first place.
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SportsGriffons Acquire Forward Berlin Jean-Gilles from FC Lanaudière
In light of the Club de soccer Mont-Royal Outremont Griffons’ loss to Association de soccer de Blainville, head coach Luc Brutus stated that his team was “gonna make a move early this week to make sure [they] score more goals.”
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Griffons 4, Dynamo 1: Rejuvenated Griffons Extend Winning Streak
The Club de soccer Mont-Royal Griffons have turned a corner in their season. After a string of poor results and a habit of conceding late goals, CS MRO’s latest win has the team feeling confident mid way through the campaign.
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SportsAS Blainville Raise the Bar in Canadian Championship Run
After becoming the first semi-professional team—along with the Oakville Blue Devils—to play in the Canadian Championship, Association de Soccer de Blainville’s journey came to a close.
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SportsGriffons 2, Gatineau 0: Griffons Extend Unbeaten Run in Win Over Gatineau
It was a tough battle for Luc Brutus and the Club de soccer Mont Royal Griffons, but an early first half goal and penalty save by Gabard Fenelon helped them leave with all three points on Saturday night against FC Gatineau.
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NewsHisham Saadi Convicted For Concordia Bomb Threat
Hisham Saadi, a former PhD student at Concordia University, was convicted on Thursday after issuing a bomb threat on March 1 2017.
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SportsOttawa Fury Edge Past “Very Good” AS Blainville Side
An early goal and heroics from goalkeeper Max Crépeau were enough for the Ottawa Fury to take the first of two legs in round two of the 2018 Canadian Championships on Wednesday night.
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SportsCanadian Championships Preview: Blainville Spirits High Ahead of Hosting Ottawa Fury
After beating League1 Ontario’s Oakville Blue Devils, Association de Soccer de Blainville will now turn their attention to a new challenge, as they prepare to face the Ottawa Fury in the second round of the Canadian Championships.
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Griffons Look to Put Longueuil Draw “In the Past”
After earning two red cards, all seemed lost for Club de Soccer Longueuil. But a 92nd minute goal would leave the Griffons shocked.
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SportsGriffons 1, CS Longueuil 1: Late Collapse Sees Griffons Drop Two Points at Home
A late collapse sent the Club de Soccer Mont-Royal Outremont Griffons home with just one point on Sunday night. After receiving two red cards and down to nine players in the second half, Club de Soccer Longueuil managed to steal a point from the home team in a 1-1 draw.
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Canadian Championships: Papouche Caps Off Historic Night of Soccer in Style
It was a night of firsts for Association de Soccer de Blainville and the Oakville Blue Devils. Representatives from both the Premier ligue de soccer de Quebec and League1 Ontario were granted entry into the Canadian Championship for the first time in the competition’s ten year history.
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Griffon’s Left Frustrated After Last Minute Goal to Blainville
Head coach Luc Brutus found it difficult to put the team’s frustration into words after Sunday’s loss to Première ligue de soccer du Québec champions, Association de soccer de Blainville.
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SportsBlainville 2, Mont-Royal Outremont 1: Griffons Can’t Hold on as They Fall to Blainville
The Club Soccer Mont-Royal Outremont Griffons were left stunned by Association de Soccer de Blainville on Sunday night. The visitors reaped the rewards, sending the Griffons home empty handed and remaining undefeated on the season, sitting at the top of the The Première Ligue de soccer du Québec
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SportsNew-Look Griffons Down CS St-Hubert in Home Opener
The Club de soccer Mont-Royal Outremont Griffons earned their first points of the Première Ligue de soccer du Québec season after defeating CS St-Hubert on home soil. Their victory came thanks to some help from a few new faces on the team.
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SportsGriffons Bounce Back in Win Over CS St-Hubert
With the sun beaming down in the Town of Mount Royal, the Club de Soccer Mont-Royal Outremont Griffons bagged three points in their home opener.
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NewsCSU Increases CEO Honorarium from $9,000 to $13,000
The Chief Electoral Officer’s honorarium has been raised to $13,000 after surpassing the budget this year.
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NewsTRAC Disappointed with New Collective Agreement Negotiations
Teaching and Research Assistants at Concordia continue to tussle with the university over wages and split contracts.
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SportsShaquille Michaud’s Futsal Journey
Shaquille Michaud left his university soccer career to continue making a splash with the futsal company he founded
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NewsASFA 2018 Elections: Meet Your Executive Team Candidates
Voting for the Arts and Sciences Federation of Associations’ elections begins March 27 and runs until the 29. ASFA represents about 20,000 students within Concordia’s Arts and Science programs. This year, ASFA is attempting to restructure their executive positions through referendum. All but two positions are contested. Quorum for the election is 370.
