Sports
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SportsRouge et Or 57, Stingers 50: Concordia women’s basketball team loses close semi-final
The Concordia University Stingers women’s basketball team played a strong semi-final game away at Laval, holding a lead for the majority of the game. However, they let it slip in the clutch and exited the playoffs.
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SportsConcordia women’s basketball sets the standard
The Concordia University Stingers’ three seniors produce more than half the women’s basketball team’s scoring, rebounds and assists. But for rookie Saydie Roy, their legacy is the leadership they modelled off the court.
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SportsStingers well represented at Canadian football combines
Christopher Liberta, Jean-Sébastien Lamothe, Damien Irep and Loïk Gagné helped uplift the Concordia University football team and build a national culture. Now, they’ll take on the next frontier: the Canadian Football League.
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SportsHired to win, fired to fix
In pro sports, even winning isn’t always enough. Coaches are judged fast and replaced faster.
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SportsThe veteran leadership of Stingers women’s hockey
For the Concordia University women’s hockey team, success stems from the team’s veterans. This year’s seniors have fuelled another strong season while passing down their lessons.
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SportsConcordia’s Society of Automotive Engineers is speeding to success
More than just a club, Concordia University’s Society of Automotive Engineers is a platform for students looking to become determined engineers by solving complex problems and competing with schools all over the world.
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SportsStingers 4, Carabins 3: Concordia ends the regular season in style
The Concordia University women’s hockey team ensured a strong regular-season finish over their crosstown rivals.
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SportsHeated Rivalry’s success challenges hockey’s unresolved homophobia
Heated Rivalry has influenced and encouraged many gay athletes to come out online. But with its success, the NHL is forced to face its lack of effort in making the sport an inclusive and safe environment for gay hockey players.
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SportsConcordia athletes give back
Athletes’ popularity makes them highly influential figures, no matter the level of competition. Concordia’s athletes are no different, making community service a priority.
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SportsAngélie Jobin wants it all and wants it now
First-year defender Angélie Jobin has hit the ice strong, with her tenacity propelling the Concordia University women’s hockey team to the next level.
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