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A look into the CF Montréal season
Staff changes, a busy transfer market, and an underwhelming performance mark the new CF Montréal season.
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Stingers 4, Carabins 1: Stingers steal game two
The Stingers women’s hockey team clinched victory against the Carabins, advancing to tomorrow’s RSEQ finals deciding game with home-ice advantage.
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Carabins 3, Stingers 2: Late goal gives UdeM series lead
Montreal Carabins clinched a 3-2 victory over Concordia Stingers in game one of the RSEQ final with a ricochet goal.
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Newfound depth propels Stingers men’s basketball to new heights
The Concordia men’s basketball team has seen a quick resurgence in 2023-24 following a season to forget in 2022-23. Having more starters healthy and bolstered depth on the roster have made them the team to beat in the RSEQ.
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Concordia 13, Ottawa 0: Battle-tested Stingers advance to RSEQ final
The Concordia Stingers women’s hockey team defeated the Ottawa Gee-Gees 13-0 in the ultimate third game of the RSEQ semi-final to advance to their third consecutive final.
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Redbirds 3, Stingers 1: McGill wins OUA East semifinals
Despite a valiant effort, the Concordia Stingers fall short to the McGill Redbirds in a tightly contested matchup.
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Stingers 5, Gee-Gees 1: Concordia takes home game one
Stingers women’s hockey continues their winning streak into the playoffs with a shutout performance from goaltender Jordyn Verbeek.
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Stingers 2, Carabins 0: Concordia finishes regular season undefeated
Concordia’s strengths came through in a tense shutout for Stingers goaltender Arianne Leblanc to finish off a historic and memorable season.
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Stingers 4, Gaels, 3: Concordia men’s hockey moves on to semi-finals
Simon Lavigne collected the game-winning goal as Concordia defeated Queen’s University in Game Two of the OUA East quarterfinals.
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Brigitte Laganière: From Stinger to pro player
Brigitte Laganière was a key defender and leader with the Stingers women’s hockey team for six years, but now, she is representing her alma mater internationally while playing for PWHL Montreal.