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Football: Miller Time
The Concordia Stingers embarrassed the Bishop’s Gaiters 63-0 this past Saturday afternoon at Concordia Stadium, improving their record to 3-3 on the season. The win sets up a crucial matchup versus the McGill Redmen next Saturday in the Shaughnessy Cup, where a defeat over their crosstown rivals will give them a playoff berth.
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Men’s Soccer: “Broken Record”
Truth be told, it was the same old song and dance Friday night for the Concordia Stingers men’s soccer team. An inability to dictate the play, failure to finish, and lack of concentration all led to the demise of the Stingers, who fell 1-0 to the McGill Redmen at Percival Molson Memorial Stadium this past Friday night.
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Women’s Soccer: Another Setback
The Concordia Stingers dropped their second game of the season against the McGill Martlets on Friday, Oct. 16, losing 2-1.
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Men’s Hockey: Tough Times
With a win and a loss last weekend, the Stingers came home to a packed Ed Meagher Arena hoping to make a statement by beating visiting University of Windsor. However, in a high scoring game that saw a score of penalties, the Stingers lost to the Lancers 6-5.
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Women’s Basketball: (Pre-Season) Upset!
The Concordia Stingers women’s basketball team defeated the five-time defending national champions, the Windsor Lancers 70-63, at the Concordia Gymnasium this past Friday evening.
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“For Our Brothers”
For Concordia’s men’s rugby team, the expectations are always high. The Stingers are the reigning champions of the Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec after finally defeating their rivals, the McGill Redmen. Concordia has reached the RSEQ championship game for the last five seasons, all against McGill, but only won over their cross-town rivals last year.
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Surf’s Down
There was a weird ambiance at the Lachine Canal’s dock station among the young surfers who had paddled the whole morning on the choppy waters. Most of them had their lips pulled back, grinning as they enjoyed their last paddle session of the season. But underneath those temporary smiles, bigger concerns were hiding.
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Men’s Rugby: Cold Front
Entering their sixth game of the season, Concordia’s men’s rugby team needed a win to keep their hopes alive of getting into the Réseau de sport étudiant Québec quarterfinals. In their way stood the Université de Montréal Carabins, who beat the Stingers nearly a month ago at the Concordia Stadium.
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Men’s Basketball: Golden Hawk Down
Concordia’s men’s basketball team won 79-60 over the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks this past Friday evening during their annual pre-season Concordia Classic Tournament at the Concordia Gymnasium.
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Women’s Soccer: Playoffs Slipping Away?
By their own admission, an “average” Université de Montréal Carabins defeated the Concordia Stingers women’s soccer team 2-0 on Sunday afternoon.