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Concordia Gets a New Pond

David S. Landsman – Updated February 4, 2014 at 5:56am

Back in mid-October, Krzysztof Kmiecik had a vision.
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A Golden Opportunity

Yacine Bouhali – Updated February 4, 2014 at 5:41am

Representing Canada at the Sochi Winter Olympics is an honour that comes with high pressure to perform.
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One Step Closer To Clinch Playoff Spot

David S. Landsman – Published February 3, 2014

After being set back their chase for the post-season Saturday afternoon in a 5-1 loss to the Canadian Interuniversity Sport no. 1-ranked McGill Martlets, Concordia was excited at their chances against the Carleton Ravens—a team who had lost 15 straight.
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Sinking Stingers

David S. Landsman – Published February 3, 2014

Trying to put a couple of points in their playoff race seemed impossible for the Concordia Stingers’ men’s hockey team this past weekend as they were beaten handedly in both games, losing 6-2 to the Queens’ Gaels Friday night and then 7-2 on the following afternoon playing against the Carleton Ravens.
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No Glory Without Discipline

David S. Landsman – Published February 1, 2014

The scoreboard showed 4-1 in favour of the Patriotes when the final horn sounded at Ed Meagher Arena on Wednesday night. The Stingers knew it could have been a lot worse.
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The Buzz

David S. Landsman & Yacine Bouhali – Published January 30, 2014

Get your weekly dose of Concordia sports with The Buzz, hosted by David S. Landsman and Yacine Bouhali.
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Weekend Warriors

David S. Landsman – Updated January 28, 2014 at 2:39am

Consistent inconsistency has been the Stingers men’s hockey team theme thus far in the new year.
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Rising to the Occasion

Julian McKenzie – Updated January 28, 2014 at 1:30am

A 6-foot-tall point guard, the Stingers’ Adam Chmielewski was overshadowed in more ways than one last season by teammates Kyle Desmarais and Evens Laroche.
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Stingers Fail to Gain Ground Against Top Teams

David S. Landsman – Updated January 27, 2014 at 9:42pm

After one of their most disappointing games of the season Friday night, losing 6-0 to the Canadian Interuniversity Sport no. 2 ranked Université de Montréal Carabins, the Concordia Stingers women’s hockey team took Saturday off and went into Sunday’s contest against their bitter cross-town rival, the no. 1-ranked McGill Martlets, hoping to play a more competitive game.
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The Buzz

David S. Landsman & Yacine Bouhali & Julian McKenzie – Updated January 23, 2014 at 7:08pm

Get an update on the latest Stingers action with The Buzz, your weekly Concordia sports radio show hosted by David S. Landsman, Yacine Bouhali and Julian McKenzie.