Sports
-
SportsWe’re in 2026—stop using women’s bodies to sell sports
The Sydney Sweeney Novig ad is everything that women in sports have been fighting against, and we need to talk about it.
-
SportsBishop’s Gaiters football returns to the RSEQ
The Bishop’s University Gaiters football team returns to the RSEQ in 2026-27, adding a wrinkle to one of the most competitive conferences in U SPORTS.
-
SportsThe rebirth of a league
The establishment of a new Division 1 men’s hockey league predicts new horizons not just for universities, but at all levels of provincial competition.
-
SportsMontreal’s lesbo-queer soccer league takes the field
Established in 2022, the soccer league creates a space for lesbo-queer women, transgender folks and non-binary people to come together to play The Beautiful Game.
-
SportsMcGill’s offence dominates in a bitter homecoming for the Concordia Stingers
McGill’s running backs put the game out of reach early, allowing their quarterback to dominate for a total of 312 yards. Despite not getting the Homecoming result they wanted, the Stingers are now focused on winning their next match.
-
SportsVert et Or 3, Stingers 0: Concordia falls to Sherbrooke after difficult second half
The Concordia University men’s soccer team suffered another loss to a conference rival, this time the Université de Sherbrooke.
-
SportsStingers 2, Vert et Or 2: The Stingers surrender a late lead against Sherbrooke
The Concordia Stingers women’s soccer team came out strong against the Sherbrooke Vert et Or, but a late goal left the team with a 2-2 draw.
-
SportsGee-Gees 31, Stingers 10: Concordia falters in home opener
The Concordia University men’s rugby team could not hang with the University of Ottawa, as the Gee-Gees pulled away for their first win of the year.
-
SportsGee-Gees 26, Stingers 21: Ottawa outlasts Concordia
Despite a late surge, the Concordia University women’s rugby team dropped a close decision against the University of Ottawa.
-
SportsLo, how the Roses e’er blooming
Whether smashing opponents or attendance records, the Montreal Roses have made their mark in the Northern Super League’s second season.
