Sports

Dvir Cahana Looking Forward As Stingers Basketball Career Comes to an End

Stingers Forward Balanced Faith, School and Basketball During his Years with the Team

Elias Grigoriadis – Published April 3, 2018 – Comments

Dvir Cahana balanced faith and the busy life of a student athlete with the Stingers

Concordia Outdoors Club Strives for Inclusivity in its Activities

The Group Hopes to Welcome Nature Enthusiasts of All Levels

Elias Grigoriadis — Published April 10, 2018 | Comments

Clubs on campus are one of the crucial elements of student life that not only improve people’s experience, but can also introduce them to new Concordians with similar interests. As the school year comes to a close, there are many clubs that have grown and welcomed new members.
Former Stinger Jim Corsi Comes back to Where it All Began

NHL Goalie Coach Joined Stingers Coaching Staff

Dustin Kagan-Fleming — Published April 3, 2018 | Comments

Jim Corsi brings over 15 years of NHL coaching experience to the Stingers bench
Shaquille Michaud’s Futsal Journey

Sporting Montreal Co-Founder Opens Up about His Choice to Stick With Futsal

Alexander Perez — Published April 3, 2018 | Comments

Shaquille Michaud left his university soccer career to continue making a splash with the futsal company he founded
Stingers Men’s Hockey Team Hopes to Build off a Historic Season

The Team Hopes for Growth After First Nationals Berth in 34 Years

Dustin Kagan-Fleming — Published March 27, 2018 | Comments

It was a special season for the Concordia Stingers men’s hockey team. With highs of a Corey Cup win and all-star honours paired with the lows of a post holiday struggle for consistency, the 2017-2018 season is one that Concordia can look back on with pride.
Markham 2, Kunlun 1 (OT): Thunder Edge Out Red Star in Clarkson Cup Final

Laura Stacey Pots Home Overtime Winner to Lead Markham to Victory

Jordan Stoopler — Published March 25, 2018 | Comments

TORONTO—They may have been the fourth seed and the final team to qualify for the postseason. They may have had to knock off the regular season champion Canadiennes in Montreal in order to reach the finals. However, when all was said and done, the Markham Thunder left Toronto’s Ricoh Coliseum as Clarkson Cup champions.
Clarkson Cup Preview: Kunlun and Markham Set to Battle for CWHL Championship

Both Teams Overcome Obstacles to Reach Title Game

Jordan Stoopler — Published March 24, 2018 | Comments

TORONTO—It was not an easy ride for either team, with bumps and bruises, trials and tribulations to contend with all throughout the season.
Claudia Dubois’s Journey to Nationals: Thrill, Tears and Pride

We Didn’t Bring Home Gold, But it Was a Trip I’ll Never Forget

Claudia Dubois — Published March 24, 2018 | Comments

LONDON—For the second time in two seasons, my team went to nationals.
CWHL’s Stars Shine Bright at Annual Awards Show

Les Canadiennes’ Cathy Chartrand wins Defender of the Year

Jordan Stoopler — Published March 24, 2018 | Comments

TORONTO—The Canadian Women’s Hockey League’s brightest stars were on display Friday night at the Toronto Centre for the Arts.
Anthony Beauregard Earns a Shot at the Big Leagues

Former Stingers Forward Looking to Earn a Pro Contract With His Childhood Team

Dustin Kagan-Fleming — Published March 23, 2018 | Comments

The dominance that Anthony Beauregard brought to the Stingers this season has earned him a contract with a professional team.
Stingers Women’s Hockey Take Bronze at U Sports Women’s Hockey Championship

4-0 Shutout Over University of Saskatchewan Huskies Lands Them Third Place

Ireland Compton — Published March 21, 2018 | Comments

After dropping the semi-final in a heartbreaking shootout loss to the University of Manitoba Bisons, Concordia’s women’s hockey team looked to claim the bronze medal at U Sports Nationals as they faced off against the University of Saskatchewan Huskies.