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SportsStingers Can’t Hold Lead in Second Meeting with McGill
Despite a quality four and two-thirds inning outing from starting pitcher Sam Brochu and a three-run double by catcher Dario Vincelli, the Stingers could not hold their early edge, falling to the McGill Redmen 4-3.
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SportsStephanie Di Lemme Returns to Stingers After Season-Ending Injury
It was a spring afternoon in March of 2015. The Concordia Stingers faced-off against the Université de Sherbrooke Vert et Or at the Stinger Dome. Concordia midfielder Stephanie Di Lemme left the field in disappointment, knowing that she was going to miss the following season.
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SportsConcordia Dragon Boat Building Strength by the Books
Over the phone, Tom Trung Zacchia shouts “Do you mind if I call you back? I need to get on the podium.”
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SportsBaseball: Defensive Miscues Sting Concordia Against Redmen
The Concordia Stingers dropped their first meeting of the season with the McGill Redmen on Thursday night by a score of 11-3. Concordia was unable to follow up their improbable comeback win against Université de Montreal with a win against their biggest rival as early mistakes on defence proved too much to overcome.
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SportsMen’s Soccer: Stingers Seeing Red
The Stingers saw red on Friday night—twice to be exact—in what proved to be a convincing 2-0 win for the Université du Québec à Trois Rivières Patriotes.
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SportsWomen’s Soccer: First Win of the Season
Knowing they would need three points in order to keep a contending spot for the playoffs, the Concordia Stingers took a 3-1 win against the Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières Patriotes.
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SportsBaseball: Stingers Show No Mercy to Carabins
After having been swept by Carleton in a two game series on Sunday in Ottawa, the Concordia Stingers captured their first win of the season on Monday night in bizarre fashion by beating the Université de Montréal Carabins 15-5.
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SportsNachi Fujimoto Reports to Montreal Canadiennes Camp
As she left the Canadiennes locker room at the Bell Sports Complex in Brossard, Nachi Fujimoto was approached by the team’s media relations director. The 25 year old, who is from Japan and was in Montreal for the team’s training camp, had a number of interviews scheduled.
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SportsMatthew Halbgewachs Transitions from CJFL to Stingers
There are obvious differences between Regina, Saskatchewan and Montreal. Here, millions of people walk the streets daily. There, roughly 240,000 individuals inhabit the city. Other noticeable differences include the vast number of buildings, the French language and the overall faster pace of life that defines Montreal to a tee.
