Samuel Kayll
Samuel Kayll is The Link's Vol. 46 sports editor. His love for Korean barbecue is surpassed only by his love for the San Antonio Spurs.
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SportsNot all fee levies are created equal
A second year on the ballot for Concordia Recreation and Athletics’ proposed fee levy increase ended in failure again. What went wrong, and how can organizations improve their chances?
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SportsHow sweaters and socks shaped the life of Concordia’s newest hockey star
From Ontario to New Brunswick to Quebec, Ekaterina Pelowich took an unorthodox path through the world of hockey. But her drive’s never wavered, and she’s ready to help push Concordia University towards another national championship.
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SportsA season to be proud of for Concordia flag football
With an excellent regular season and championship game finish, the Concordia University flag football team can hold its head high.
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SportsStingers 5, Martlets 0: Concordia opens home conference play with a shutout
With high expectations for the year, the Concordia University women’s hockey team reminded everyone of its dominance with a straightforward home win.
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SportsStingers name new men’s basketball interim head coach
Following a standout playing career and a successful coaching stint, Damian Buckley will lead the Concordia University men’s basketball team during the 2025-26 season.
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SportsFueling the game starts outside the arena
As athletes progress, they prioritize learning how informed, personalized nutrition boosts performance and well-being.
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SportsStingers 27, Vert et Or 23: Concordia rallies to take down Sherbrooke
The Concordia University football team recovered from a first-half deficit to grind out a win over the Université de Sherbrooke Vert et Or.
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SportsStingers 7, Warriors 0: Concordia sweeps Waterloo
In an extended match at the Theresa Humes Cup, the Concordia University Stingers women’s hockey team earned a sliver of revenge with a dominant win against the University of Waterloo.
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SportsInternational sports federations must take a stand on Israeli athletics
It’s entirely possible to ban Israeli national teams from participating in world competitions. So why haven’t we seen it yet?
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SportsThe impact of U Sports’ transfer rule changes
As Canadian university sports prepare to enter a new era of player empowerment, how do the new rules affect the universities whose recruitment strategies rely on continuity and loyalty?
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SportsStingers 71, Martlets 0: Concordia storms to victory in the Kelly-Anne Drummond Cup
The Concordia University women’s rugby team secured a seventh straight Kelly-Anne Drummond Cup win with a dominant showing against their rivals
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SportsRouge et Or 39, Stingers 14: Laval smokes out Concordia
The Concordia University football team fell short against the defending national champions in a Shrine Bowl showdown.
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SportsJMCC athletics gets down to business
For the John Molson Competition Committee (JMCC), the divide between athletic and academic programs has created a growing disconnect. This year’s leadership team plans to change that.
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SportsA look behind the curtain of Concordia recruiting
Behind every Concordia University athlete lies a complex and detailed recruiting process, each carefully constructed by their program
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SportsMetamorphosis from recruit to Stinger
Every Stinger’s path begins differently—some straightforward, some unexpected. But when it comes time to commit, what makes Concordia stand out?
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SportsHow unexpected beginnings lit the fire inside Canada’s top rhythmic gymnast
From unexpected youngster to Canadian national team stalwart, Montreal-born Suzanna Shahbazian has fought to raise the country’s international standing in rhythmic gymnastics. Now, she hopes that others can follow her lead.
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SportsRosebuds: The meteoric rise of the Montreal Roses
With just under three months gone in the inaugural NSL season, there’s no question that the Montreal Roses have taken the city and its soccer fandom by storm. So, what’s next?
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SportsVarsity Blues 3, Stingers 1: Concordia women’s hockey team falls to fourth place at Nationals
The Concordia University women’s hockey team wrapped up their 2024-25 campaign at the national tournament in Waterloo.
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SportsStingers 5, X-Women 2: Concordia advances to national semifinals
Excerpt: Amid a roller coaster quarterfinal matchup, the Concordia University women’s hockey team pulled away to keep their dreams of repeating alive.
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SportsGee-Gees 79, Stingers 69: Concordia comeback falls short
Despite a spirited comeback, the Concordia University men’s basketball team fell in the first round of the U Sports National Championship.
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