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Women’s Basketball: Martlet Madness
The Concordia women’s basketball team was defeated 59-54 by the second-ranked McGill Martlets on Thursday evening.
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Under the Gunner
In Austin, Texas, the capital of the second most populous and second largest state in the U.S., there is a young industrial welder who spends his day building overhead bridge cranes and designing custom parts for oil production.
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Ready Set Goal
A two-time all-star in North American Prep Hockey Association in 2014 and 2015, Samantha Rhainds scored lots of goals for the Stanstead Spartans—and there are high hopes she’ll bring that power to Concordia this season. But in another sport, she was the one who stopped them from going in.
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Men’s Hockey: Re-Finding the Offense
Coming off of a four game losing streak, the Stingers needed to get their season back on track with a win against the Royal Military College Paladins. Despite a late comeback attempt by the Paladins, Concordia would hold on for a 6-3 win.
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Talking Baseball in Montreal
It was a late July day in Cooperstown, New York, the home of the Baseball Hall of Fame. Montreal Expos fans, and ESPN columnist Jonah Keri, are in town for the induction of legendary pitcher Pedro Martinez into the Hall as a member Boston Red Sox, despite having spent the earlier part of his career in Montreal. Keri, and nine other colleagues, were trying to sneak into a party for Martinez, which was being held by the Red Sox.
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Women’s Hockey: “Everything is Earned”
Playing the best women’s hockey team in the Réseau du Sport Étudiant du Québec was never going to be an easy task for the Stingers, but Concordia was able to sneak away a 1-0 victory against the Montreal Carabins last Friday at the Ed Meagher Arena.
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Football: Most Outstanding Miller
Concordia Stingers quarterback Trenton Miller was given the Jeff Russel Memorial Trophy for being named the Réseau du Sport Étudiant du Québec conference’s most outstanding player during a ceremony in Quebec City on Friday afternoon.
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“Nothing Wrong With Being MLS”
“We are not the NFL, we are not the NBA,” said Toronto FC President, Bill Manning. “It’s okay being MLS, and I never try to pretend that we’re the NFL.”
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Building Through The Fans
It may come as a surprise to Canadians, but hockey is not a self-sustaining sport in North America. Nurturing and supporting the growth of hockey requires lots of work from the National Hockey League and its historical franchises.
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League of Lechery
If you attended the 2015 League of Legends World Championships at the Rialto Theatre, you got a prize: a Japanese schoolgirl.