Sports
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SportsMen’s Hockey: Comeback Kids
Down 3-0 after the first period, it looked like the Stingers were done and out of the game. After the next 40 minutes, the Stingers were anything but that, completing the comeback and winning the game 4-3 versus the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks.
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SportsBreakers Dance Off
Dancing duellists squared off on a mat, each trying to outclass the other under the gaze of a roaring crowd.
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SportsBuilt Tough
For most elite coaches, nothing but the best is expected, and with a no-nonsense attitude, Concordia’s head wrestling coach Victor Zilberman is no exception.
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SportsMen’s Hockey: Last Minute Effort
McGill Redmen forward Daniel Milne scored the game-winning goal with 13 seconds left to play in a game against the Concordia Stingers this past Saturday evening at the Ed Meagher Arena, ending the game with a 3-2 score.
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SportsFootball: Kick It to Win It
With crosstown bragging rights, a trophy and a potential playoff berth on the line, Concordia Stingers kicker Keegan Treloar was called on to kick a 30-yard field goal to win the game. However, prior to the game-winning kick, Treloar’s kicking practice net was broken and the fifth-year marketing student couldn’t warm up.
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SportsPaying It Forward
Concordia Stingers slotback Jamal Henry has played a grand total of one game this season, as he’s been sidelined due to injury. Yet, he provided a significant contribution for his team, albeit after they defeated the Bishop’s Gaiters 63-0 on Saturday afternoon at Concordia Stadium.
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SportsYoung Guns
The roster for the Concordia men’s hockey team has many new names following training camp. In an effort to get some fresh legs into the program, head coach Marc-Andre Element chose rookies in favour of long time Stinger veterans.
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SportsThe New Guard
Months ago, newly minted Concordia Stingers women’s basketball coach Tenicha Gittens had just celebrated her new job as Stingers head coach, similar to how most would do in the digital age—via Facebook post.
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SportsMen’s Soccer: Down and Out
The Concordia men’s soccer team was dealt their fifth loss in as many games, losing a 4-1 decision at the hands of the Université de Québec a Trois-Rivières Patriotes on Sunday afternoon at the Concordia Stadium.
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SportsWeekend Sweep
The Montreal Canadiennes defeated the Brampton Thunder 5-2 at Centre Étienne Desmarteau on Sunday afternoon. The team remains perfect through two games into the season.

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