Sports
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SportsMen’s Rugby: Offseason Competition
The Concordia Stingers fell to the Université de Montréal Carabins in the final of their annual rugby Sevens tournament hosted at the Stingers Dome on Loyola Campus Sunday afternoon.
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SportsTaking the Plunge for a Cause
Participants made their way to the ledge of the pool. Awaiting the signal to jump, their bodies shivered and their eyes widened at the sight of the icy cold water.
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SportsStingers Briefs: Heartbreaking Weekend
In addition to playing games at the Ed Meagher and Concordia Gymnasium, the Stingers were hard at work fundraising for the Canadian Interuniversity Sport’s Shoot for the Cure weekend.
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SportsFC Montreal: Saturday Morning at the Big-O
The Montreal Impact and their United Soccer League academy team FC Montreal played a preseason intrasquad game Saturday morning at the Olympic Stadium in the closest thing fans can have to a city rivalry match.
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SportsMen’s Basketball: Seventh Heaven
The Concordia University men’s basketball team defeated the Laval Rouge-et-Or 67-60 at home on Thursday night to extend their winning streak to seven games. Ken Beaulieu led all scorers with 29 points.
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SportsMen’s Hockey: Keep Calm and Corey On
It was a full house at the Ed Meagher Arena for the 29th annual Corey Cup between the Concordia Stingers and the McGill Redmen this past Friday night, as the Maroon & Gold came out on top.
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SportsWomen’s Basketball: Buzzing Offensively
The Concordia Stingers women’s basketball team defeated the Université de Laval Rouge et Or by a score of 82-72, collecting their fifth win of the season on Thursday night.
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SportsMen’s Hockey: Les Patriotes get the Last Laugh
The Stingers took the game into double overtime but it was not enough to win, as the Université du Quebec à Trois-Rivières Patriotes won 6-5 last Wednesday.
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SportsStingers Briefs: You Get a Win, and You Get a Win!
This week in Stingers Briefs, Concordia’s basketball and men’s hockey teams all won on the road.
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SportsPoulin’s Place
Marie-Philip Poulin’s office is cold, damp and crowded. Often times it is maddeningly loud, with thousands meticulously observing her every move. She travels fairly often—Montreal, Boston, Vancouver and Sochi to name a few spots—but has a rare gift to find that perfect workspace, whichever time zone she happens to be in. It’s where she thrives—low slot, a couple strides from an offensive zone faceoff circle.

