Conor Tomalty
Conor Tomalty was The Link's Vol. 43 sports editor and was the copy editor for Vol. 44. If you stretch him out he measures six-foot-five, but due to bad posture he stands at a mere six-foot-four | An advocate for DEI in the world of sports, his work covers various stories in sports and recreation from all walks of life.
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SportsTwo former Stingers in need of aid
Stingers supporters rally around ex-Concordia University basketball stars Nelly Owusu and Areej Burgonio after they lost their home in an NDG blaze. Their GoFundMe surpasses $17,000.
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SportsAlice Fleming’s record-breaking night signals bright future for Concordia basketball
Alice Fleming caught fire, draining 10 threes to set a RSEQ record and lead Concordia to a dominant win! More than just a big game, her performance signals a promising future for the Stingers.
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Nelly Owusu’s journey back to basketball
Three years after a heartbreaking playoff loss, Nelly Owusu returns to the Stingers, overcoming injury and finding purpose through love and mentorship.
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SportsConcordia flag football’s fight for varsity recognition
Concordia University’s flag football team celebrates a historic championship while navigating challenges to secure varsity status and league support.
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SportsConcordia flag football soars to historic victory
Concordia flag football wins first-ever provincial title with a dominant 20-0 victory, and eyes national championship next.
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SportsFrom green to the pride of the maroon and gold
The impact that rugby captain Fallon Coulouris made on and off the field this season was crucial for the future of the program.
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SportsStingers 29, Ravens 3: Concordia conquers Carleton in final regular season contest
The Concordia Stingers capped their season with a commanding 29-3 win over the Carleton Ravens.
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SportsStingers baseball bounced in opening round of provincial playoffs
The Concordia Stingers baseball team was eliminated by the McGill Redbirds in a tight semi-final series. The team now turns their attention to the National Tournament.
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SportsChanging of the guard
Concordia’s baseball program sees new leadership with Casey Auerbach, aiming to revitalize team spirit and engagement.
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SportsStingers 22, Carabins 15: Rugby team nearly blows lead against Les Bleus
It was a close call for the Stingers women’s rugby team, but they ultimately emerged victorious against the Montréal Carabins.
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SportsPatriotes 8, Stingers 1: Concordia falls to 1-3 with recent loss
The Stingers baseball team fell to 1-3 in 2024 following an 8-1 loss to the UQTR Patriotes.
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SportsStingers 53, Martlets 5: Stingers capture the 20th annual Kelly-Anne Drummond Cup
The Stingers trounced the McGill Martlets to capture the Kelly-Anne Drummond Cup.
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SportsMahalia Robinson’s journey to Concordia rugby
Stingers rugby captain Mahalia Robinson reflects on her journey from farm town to university athletics and setting her sights on the Canadian National team.
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SportsConcordia Flag Football Tournament takes over Stingers Dome
Dull dome transformed into vibrant hub as Concordia Flag Football Tournament brings spirit, sponsors and hope for varsity status.
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SportsStingers 3, Warriors 1: Warriors come out to play, are sent away
Concordia Stingers women’s hockey team advanced to the U Sports final for a third consecutive year after beating the University of Waterloo Warriors 3-1 in the semifinals.
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SportsÉmilie Lavoie: Playing a 200-foot game
Émilie Lavoie, a powerhouse forward, balances physicality with finesse, earning accolades and shaping a promising future in hockey.
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SportsStingers 10, Carabins 4: Three-peat achieved
Concordia Stingers women’s hockey clinched their third straight RSEQ championship with a thrilling 10-4 victory over Université de Montréal Carabins.
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SportsStingers 4, Carabins 1: Stingers steal game two
The Stingers women’s hockey team clinched victory against the Carabins, advancing to tomorrow’s RSEQ finals deciding game with home-ice advantage.
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SportsCarabins 3, Stingers 2: Late goal gives UdeM series lead
Montreal Carabins clinched a 3-2 victory over Concordia Stingers in game one of the RSEQ final with a ricochet goal.
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SportsStudent-athletes navigate hurdles beyond the field
Being a varsity athlete is a full-time commitment, but the major expenses that come with playing a varsity sport are cause for concern for students.
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