Sports
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SportsMcGill Redmen Lacrosse Team Recruits First Indigenous Player
By earning a spot on the McGill Redmen lacrosse team, Kieran McKay made history, yet he didn’t even know it.
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SportsFormer Montreal Alouette Tanner Marsh Settles on Coaching Job
He may be the most recognizable high school coach in Quebec, but former Montreal Alouettes quarterback Tanner Marsh doesn’t want to be described that way—he’s here to develop quarterbacks.
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SportsConcordia Stingers’ Julien Cantin Switches From Soccer to Rugby
Julien Cantin remembers his first ever rugby game for the Concordia Stingers like it was yesterday—which makes sense, since he only started playing the sport for the first time this past August.
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SportsStingers Shutout by Les Canadiennes at Home
The Concordia Stingers put in a valiant effort, but were ultimately no match for Les Canadiennes de Montréal of the Canadian Women’s Hockey League. They defeated the Canadian Inter-university Sport squad 5-0 Friday night at Ed Meagher Arena.
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SportsMiller Shines, Stingers take home the Shrine Bowl
It was a penalty filled affair but the Shrine Bowl provided Concordia supporters with a breath of fresh air, as the Stingers offence came alive after a three-week hiatus.
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SportsMen’s Soccer: Stingers Suffer Late 2-1 Loss At Home to Rouge et Or
An 89th minute goal by Laval Rouge et Or forward Nico Hernandez gave the visitors all three points at Concordia Stadium Friday night. With the 2-1 loss, the Stingers were denied a chance to leapfrog Laval for second place in the Réseau de Sport Étudiant du Québec.
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SportsBaseball: Stingers Beat Carabins in Tight Pitcher’s Duel
Concordia Stingers pitcher Jarryd Taylor’s dominant six and two third innings gave the Stinger offence just enough time to explode for four runs in the top of the seventh inning. The Stingers secured a 4-2 win against the Université de Montréal Carabins on Thursday.
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SportsFC Montreal Praises Patience in Post Mortem
Patience was the theme of FC Montreal’s season for head coach Philippe Eullaffroy as the team offered their 2016 season post mortem on Tuesday morning.
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SportsJulie Chu to Take Part-Time Duties With Les Canadiennes
Between coaching the Stingers women’s hockey team and playing for Les Canadiennes, Julie Chu doesn’t have much free-time. Monday is almost considered to be her “day-off,” even though she still has to lead a Stingers practice at night.
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SportsMen’s Rugby: Stingers Win in Dramatic Fashion
The École de Technologie Supérieur Piranhas held a two-point lead after 80 minutes of play. At 36-34, it looked like Concordia was going to remain winless in three games this season.

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