Sports
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SportsStingers Cap Off Homecoming in Style
The Stingers kicked off homecoming weekend in style, beating the St. Francis Xavier X-Men 55-9 at Concordia Stadium on Saturday. The massive crowd was witness to a dominating performance by the Stingers, spearheaded by the efforts of cornerbacks Kris Robertson and Nathan Taylor, both of whom contributed immensely on defense and special teams.
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SportsStingers Open Season With a Thud
Concordia’s women’s rugby team was caught by surprise last Sunday, as the Laval Rouge et Or dominated from start to finish to the tune of a 24-8 thrashing.
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SportsLaval Crushes Two Stinger Squads
Concordia’s men’s soccer team found itself kicked to the ground last Friday as the Laval Rouge et Or cruised past the Stingers with a 5-1 victory on their home turf.
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SportsSluggish Stingers Basketball Key to Pre-season Loss
Concordia’s men’s basketball team suffered a tough 87-69 home game loss Sunday afternoon, as the visiting NCAA division University of California Santa Barbara Gauchos came to town.
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SportsStingers Embrace a Champion
The Concordia men’s hockey team welcomes goaltender Nick Champion, a native of Labrador City, NL., who has four years of experience as one of the top goalies in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League.
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SportsStingers Trounce Defending Champions
The Stingers closed their third game with a sting at Trudeau Park with a 10-6 victory against the defending national champions, the McGill Redmen, on Sept. 6.
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SportsNo Offense
Concordia’s women’s soccer team closed out the pre-season yesterday by shutting down the opposition Middlebury College from Vermont—but unfortunately failed to score a goal themselves.
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SportsStingers Fall Apart in Fourth
An inability to play a full 60 minutes caused the men’s Stingers football team to collapse in the fourth quarter on Saturday, as the visiting Laval Rouge et Or crushed them with a 36-8 trouncing.
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SportsThe Ride of Their Lives
This summer, two pairs of wheels, two pairs of tires, two pairs of pedals and two pairs of very strong quadriceps took Maria Millang and Vanessa Rondeau across the country.
On June 20, both Millang and Rondeau dipped the rear wheels of their bicycles into the Pacific Ocean in Victoria, BC. Last week, on Sept. 2, the two triumphantly rode their front wheels into the Atlantic Ocean at Signal Hill, NL. -
SportsSWARMing the Field
Stinger pride is on the rise at Concordia. At least that’s the goal of a new student-run group founded this summer on campus.

