Sports
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SportsComing Up Short In Front Of Packed House
The Concordia Stingers women’s hockey team couldn’t win one for the 800 kids in attendance, as they ran into yet another hot goalie, losing 2-1 to the Carleton Ravens in a shootout this past Wednesday morning.
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SportsBlue Down, Red to Go
On one side of the Concordia Stadium stands, there were chants from the Stingers fans. On the other side, Carabins fans tried to outscream their rivals. Needless to say, it was an emotional semifinal game for both teams and their fans on Sunday afternoon.
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SportsRugby Canada Wants You!
Rugby is two years away from making its Olympic debut at the 2016 Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro, but Rugby Canada is wasting no time identifying potential prospects that may be worthy of representing their country overseas—whether they’re knowledgeable of the game or not.
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SportsFrom Stinger To Gaiter
The Concordia Gymnasium is no longer Kyle Desmarais’s home. It is no longer a place where Stingers fans can celebrate his three-point shots and athletic plays. When he falls to the ground after being fouled, Concordia’s coaches will no longer plead his case. Instead, they’ll defend their own players.
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SportsStingers Streak Snapped at Three
After riding their longest winning streak since November 2005, the Concordia Stingers women’s hockey team couldn’t find a way to score, coming up short in a 2-0 loss versus the Gee-Gees on Saturday afternoon.
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SportsMen’s Basketball: Stingers Stall versus Bishop’s
Despite outscoring the Bishop’s Gaiters in both quarters of the second half, the Stingers were unable to overcome and surpass the Gaiters lead, losing 76-69 at the Concordia Gymnasium this past Thursday night.
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SportsWomen’s Basketball: See You Later, Gaiters
Following a 87-24 blowout win over Bishop’s Gaiters this past Thursday night, Concordia Stingers women’s basketball head coach Keith Pruden was asked about his team not reaching the 90-point plateau during the game.
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SportsCanadiens General Manager Highlights All-Star Lineup at JMSM14
Montreal Canadiens general manager Marc Bergevin is an extremely busy man who has little time to spare during his team’s 82-game regular season schedule. You may catch him on television for the occasional interview, but otherwise he’s working tirelessly at building a winning hockey club and continuing to restore its image.
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SportsRough and Tumble Crumble
Following a particularly physical game against the UQAM Citadins last season, Stingers women’s basketball head coach Keith Pruden quipped that his opponent had the makings of a rugby team.
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SportsJumping Out the Gym
When Stingers rookie Ken Beaulieu earned a breakaway late in the fourth quarter, it was as if he was given a blank canvas on which to express his art. The newcomer stole the ball from an opposing player and was already off to the races from mid court.

