Sports
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Lo, how the Roses e’er blooming
The team seeks its first championship as the top seed in the NSL standings
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A night out with Concordia intramurals
Recreation and Athletics enters the year with changes on the horizon
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SportsConcordia golf swings into action
Two years after the Concordia golf program returned to conference competition, the architects of its revival hope to make it last.
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SportsHow to attend Stingers games
This is your ultimate guide to attending a Stingers game, the perfect cherry on top of your Concordia experience.
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SportsRoad to the 2026 FIFA World Cup
Canada’s national men’s soccer team wraps up its final preparation match with a 1-1 draw, while the country continues to build momentum as it prepares to host its first-ever FIFA World Cup alongside the United States and Mexico.
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SportsThe World Cup is a disaster waiting to happen
On Feb. 22, cartel violence consumed Guadalajara after the death of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes (El Mencho), leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel. Many died, others were left stranded, and in less than two months, the city will host four World Cup games.
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SportsCitadins 26, Stingers 25: Concordia flag football suffers another heartbreaking final loss
The Concordia University flag football team looked well-positioned to take home the Football Quebec Winter League championship, but fell in a nail-biting upset.
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SportsConcordia Formula Racing unveils 2026 car
At the annual AutoX showcase for the Concordia Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), the Formula team revealed its newest design for the upcoming season.
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SportsWorld Cup of hypocrisy
FIFA’s acknowledgement—or lack thereof—of the United States’ attack on Iran, and how this might complicate Iran’s attendance at World Cup games hosted by the U.S., is just the latest example of the federation’s hypocrisy.
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SportsConcordia hires new director of Recreation and Athletics
Claude Morin, a former professional hockey player and longtime administrator, will assume the director of Recreation and Athletics position at Concordia University in May.
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Serenity, synergy and success on ice
Wherever she goes, synchronized skater Shailja Judge finds success. Even a new city, club and school haven’t slowed her down.
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SportsThe pain and stigma of concussion culture
While most in the sports community now know the long-term dangers of repeated concussions, have the major leagues actually changed with the times? And are we doing enough to educate non-professional athletes about these risks?

