Sports
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SportsMen’s Hockey: Stingers Welcome Alexis Pépin and Massimo Carozza
The Concordia Stingers added their first two recruits of the summer, bringing forwards Alexis Pépin and Massimo Carozza into their ranks. The news came via the Stingers Twitter account this afternoon.
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SportsMen’s Hockey: Stingers Name Philippe Hudon Captain
The Concordia Stingers men’s hockey team announced that Philippe Hudon was named captain for the 2017-18 Ontario University Athletics season on Thursday.
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SportsWomen’s Soccer: Stingers Appoint Andréanne Gagné as Assistant Coach
Concordia Stingers women’s soccer head coach Jorge Sanchez and newly-hired assistant coach Andréanne Gagné have been thinking about collaborating for a little while now.
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SportsKayla Tutino Returns Home to Play for Les Canadiennes
It is a homecoming of sorts for Kayla Tutino.
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SportsMontreal Comes Together for Annual Classic Hoops Tournament
Many youths and community members came out to join the festivities at the Montreal Classic Hoops Tournament last weekend.
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SportsOttawa Fury FC, Toronto FC II Create New Rivalry in the USL
The Montreal Impact and Toronto FC were part of a rivalry in the United Soccer League for two years in the form of their second teams: FC Montreal and Toronto FC II. Late last year the Impact announced that it would dissolve the FC Montreal and instead affiliate itself with the Ottawa Fury.
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SportsLes Canadiennes Acquire Kayla Tutino from Boston
Montreal acquired forward Kayla Tutino from the Boston Blades on Tuesday. The acquisition of the Montreal native ties a bow around the team’s trade last September of defenceman Nachi Fujimoto to the Blades; Montreal made the deal at the time for “future considerations.”
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SportsPlaces to Play
Montreal is a sporty city. With three professional teams, and varsity teams from four universities, the island has lots of places to play sports.
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SportsTracy-Ann Lavigne Reflects on Five Years With the Stingers
Tracy-Ann Lavigne wasn’t sad after the Concordia Stingers women’s hockey team lost to the McGill Martlets in the Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec finals—not even a little bit. In fact, she probably wasn’t even thinking about the loss.
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SportsConcordia Women’s Tennis Lose to Université de Montreal in Semi-Final Matchup
The top-ranked Université de Montréal Carabins downed the Concordia University women’s tennis team in the semi-final of the provincial playoff series Saturday afternoon at Uniprix Stadium.
