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SportsStingers Take Care of Sherbrooke
An outmatched Université de Sherbrooke Vert et Or side was shut out 32-0 by the superior Concordia Stingers in men’s rugby last Friday at Concordia Stadium.
“A win is a win, [but] we can’t take too much out of this game as far as celebrations go,” said first-year coach Shane Thomas.
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SportsThe Politics of Sports
Dave Zirin, a modern day Hunter S. Thompson without the suitcase of narcotics, was at Concordia on Sept. 21 to discuss the politics of sports and the corporatization of franchise ownership.
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SportsGaiters Spoil Homecoming
It was a painful homecoming for Stingers football on Saturday, as a last second field goal led to the surrender of the Shrine Bowl to the Bishop’s Gaiters 18-17 at Loyola Campus.
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SportsSliotars and Hurleys
Concordia students, alumni and members of the public were invited to learn the fundamentals of hurling during a workshop organized by Irish Concordia and the Montreal Shamrocks last Sunday morning at Loyola Campus.
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SportsSoccer Teams Garner No Points with Weekend Results
The men’s soccer team was unfortunate in its encounter with the unbeaten Laval Rouge et Or, conceding four goals in the second half and concluding the road trip to Quebec City with a 5-0 loss on Sept. 24.
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SportsStingers take the Shaughnessy Cup
Friday night’s 34-29 Shaughnessy Cup win in front of 5,736 fans at Molson Stadium was the 11th consecutive victory for the Concordia Stingers over the McGill Redmen, dating back to 2002.
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SportsWomen’s Hockey Starts Preseason in Ontario
The women’s hockey team opened camp last week, with its first test being a string of non-conference games against Ontario’s York, Brock and Queen’s universities on the weekend
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Men’s Baseball Splits Double with Carleton
Concordia’s men’s baseball team endured some growing pains last Sunday as they split their doubleheader against the Carleton Ravens with a 5-4 loss and a 10-9 win on the opponents’ turf in Ottawa.
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SportsTraining for Frank
A sense of panic settled in as I contemplated the serene landscape before me. As the newest member of Team Frank, I couldn’t afford to cower from the challenge I had accepted: my first triathlon.
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Despite Loss, Stingers Gain Respect
The Concordia men’s soccer team succumbed to a stronger McGill Redmen squad in heartbreaking fashion, losing 2-1 at Loyola Campus last Sunday.
