Sports
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SportsThe sporty, scientific and ludicrous art of making concrete float
“How does it float?” is the first question everyone asks engineering students Alex Schuller, Julien Dyotte and Émile Rochon, when they learn they build concrete canoes competitively.
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SportsWhere statistics fail and eye tests prevail
Statistics give an objective and unbiased view of a player’s performance. However, good sports analysis require to look beyond points scored and onto the field itself.
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SportsShut Up And Dribble: She deserves to play
New rules surrounding participation of transgender athletes make it practically impossible for them to compete in international events and it’s not rooted in the scientific literature.
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SportsStingers 3, Varsity Blues 1: Mission accomplished
The Concordia Stingers women’s hockey team defeated the Toronto Varsity Blues 3-1 in the U Sports gold medal game to capture its second U Sports title in three years.
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SportsStingers 3, Warriors 1: Warriors come out to play, are sent away
Concordia Stingers women’s hockey team advanced to the U Sports final for a third consecutive year after beating the University of Waterloo Warriors 3-1 in the semifinals.
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SportsConcordia 4, Saskatchewan 0: One down, two to go
The Concordia Stingers women’s hockey team will face the University of Waterloo Warriors in the U Sports semifinals on March 16.
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SportsMontreal leading the way in Canadian skateboarding
The city’s years-long journey to the forefront of the Canadian skateboarding landscape has included the construction of several skate parks, the creation of community groups and countless initiatives geared toward diversity and inclusion.
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SportsTyler Hylland’s two-decade hockey career
From solely shooting pucks with his grandfather at a young age to winning gold at the 2023 FISU winter games with his family in the stands, former Stinger Tyler Hylland has come a long way in his hockey career.
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SportsÉmilie Lavoie: Playing a 200-foot game
Émilie Lavoie, a powerhouse forward, balances physicality with finesse, earning accolades and shaping a promising future in hockey.
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SportsStingers 10, Carabins 4: Three-peat achieved
Concordia Stingers women’s hockey clinched their third straight RSEQ championship with a thrilling 10-4 victory over Université de Montréal Carabins.
