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  Barrette the Alouette

  Andrew Maggio – Published April 3, 2012

  Like many young Canadians, ex-Concordia Stinger Anthony Barrette’s first passion was hockey. But a chance meeting helped spur his move from the ice rink to the gridiron.

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  Exhibit of Things to Come

  Andrew Maggio – Published April 1, 2012

  The Concordia Stingers men’s rugby team began preparations for the upcoming 2012 season with a 15-5 victory over Royal Military College in exhibition play on Sunday at the Concordia Stinger Dome.

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  Hitting the Ground Running

  Andrew Maggio – Published March 28, 2012

  Concordia’s cross-country team turned in a solid effort in the 33rd edition of La Course et Marche Populaires de Lasalle on Sunday afternoon.

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  Pitching In

  Eric White – Published March 26, 2012

  Despite the vast diversity of people and cultures in the Concordia community, it’s not often they are united under the common banner of a charitable cause.

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  Fencing for Glory

  Andrew Maggio – Published March 26, 2012

  “You are completely focused,” said Philippe Beaudry, discussing his mental preparation for a fencing match.

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  The Penalty Shot Shivers

  Eric White – Published March 20, 2012

  Karim Haroun, centre midfielder for the Stingers, knows how to take a penalty shot—he converted four out of four penalties during the fall season.

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  Wrestling with a Dream

  Tyler Finigan & Ashley Couillard – Published March 20, 2012

  Weighing in at only 130 lbs, 24-year-old wrestler and Concordia student David Tremblay has a lofty dream much bigger than his 5’5” stature.

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  To the Maxwell

  Andrew Maggio – Published March 19, 2012

  Jordan Maxwell was always talented on the football field, but something was missing. That changed when he decided to make the move to quarterback.

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  Bend It Like Genders

  David Murphy – Published March 12, 2012

  Jorge Sanchez has been a women’s soccer coach at the Canadian Interuniversity Sport and provincial level for over a decade—he’s seen the drastic change the sport has undergone in the new millennium.

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  Out Like a Light

  Andrew Maggio – Published March 10, 2012

  The Concordia Stingers women’s basketball team were unable to pull off an upset against the number-one seed Regina Cougars and fell 73-60 in the semi-final game of the Canadian Interuniversity Sport Western Regionals in Saskatoon Friday night.