Sports
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SportsMen’s Rugby: Heavy Rain, Big Result
The RSEQ reigning champions successfully passed the first hurdle of the year during their season opener with a 20-13 win over the Bishop’s Gaiters on a rainy Sunday afternoon.
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SportsWomen’s Soccer: Un-Hive-ly
It was a tough outing for Concordia’s women’s soccer team as they fell to rival McGill University 4-0 this past Friday night at Concordia Stadium. The Martlets were lead by Audrey-Ann Coughlan, who scored twice for the visitors. Daphnee Morency-Roussin and Rebecca Green also found the back of the net as McGill cruised to a season opening victory.
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SportsMen’s Soccer: Stingers Score Four
Thanks to two goals from freshman Eli Barutciski, the Stingers men’s soccer team defeated bitter rivals, the McGill Redmen 4-0 this past Friday night at Concordia Stadium. It is the first victory for the Stingers in the RSEQ conference since Oct. 27, 2013.
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Sports
FC Montreal Halt Red Bulls II’s Playoff Push
FC Montreal leading scorer Alessandro Riggi scored two goals to shock third-placed New York Red Bulls II Wednesday night in the penultimate game of their inaugural United Soccer League campaign.
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SportsWomen’s Basketball Preview: “Effort is Non-Negotiable”
The winds of change have passed through many a Concordia Stingers team, and the women’s basketball squad is no exception.
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SportsWomen’s Hockey Preview: Building Blocks
The Stingers women’s hockey team last year went 8-12, which was good enough to make the playoffs. However, the team didn’t have enough to make it past the first round against the Montreal Carabins, getting swept.
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SportsMen’s Soccer Preview: Attacking and Exciting?
After a dismal 2014 campaign that saw the team fail to pick up a win in league play, the Stingers will look to use their experience, and new additions, to make some noise this fall.
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SportsMen’s Basketball Preview: Changes All Around
The Concordia Stingers men’s basketball team is entering an entirely new era of its history. With the additions of head coach Rastko Popovic, five new recruits, and a brand new uniform to boot, the team intends to give a new identity to a stagnant Stingers team.
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SportsWomen’s Soccer Preview: New Beginnings
The Stingers women’s soccer team saw 10 players graduate from their program at the end of last season, meaning a number of new faces will take over the team. The returning, and remaining, veterans are eyeing the postseason as the team has not made the playoffs since 2006.
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SportsMen’s Hockey Preview: Out with the Old, In with the New
With the departure of long time head coach Kevin Figsby, interim head coach Marc-Andre Element will take over and hope to guide the Stingers men’s hockey team to success.

