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SportsCarleton 55, Concordia 50: Stingers Give Up Late Lead
Concordia’s womens’ basketball team’s rendez-vous with the Carleton Ravens was their last of the preseason, and they were looking to complete their exhibition slate without a loss.
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SportsRouge et Or 46, Stingers 14: Injury-Ravaged Stingers Outclassed
On Sept. 24, the Concordia Stingers and Université Laval Rouge et Or duked it out in a thrilling 12-8 game that ultimately saw Laval come away with the win.
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SportsConcordia Names D’Arcy Ryan Director of Recreation and Athletics
After serving as interim director of recreation and athletics since January 2017, the Department of Recreation and Athletics promoted D’Arcy Ryan as the permanent director.
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SportsConcordia 3, McGill 1: Stingers Come Into Their Own Against Martlets
Despite a strong 3-1 victory against the Stingers’ rival, the McGill Martlets, at their home opener on Oct. 21, head coach Julie Chu is not eager to make predictions about the upcoming season.
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SportsConcordia 4, Guelph 2: Stingers Win Two Games in Two Days
Entering the second game of a back-to-back, the Stingers men’s hockey team spent their first few shifts looking like a team that had been moving furniture all day. That look didn’t last very long, though.
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SportsConcordia 5, Brock 3: Anthony Beauregard Shines in Stingers Home Opener
Though his production didn’t come right away, Concordia Stingers men’s hockey forward Anthony Beauregard was a difference maker from the first drop of the puck.
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SportsRSEQ Stays Put on Their Decision to Cancel Stingers-Carabins Game
The Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec announced that they rejected the appeals from Université de Montreal, Concordia, and Université de Sherbrooke, regarding the cancelled football game between the Carabins and the Stingers at a press conference on Oct. 18, 2017.
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SportsCarabins 4, Concordia 1: Women’s Soccer Suffer Heavy Loss at Hands of Carabins
With the race for a playoff spot becoming increasingly contentious, the Concordia Stingers women’s soccer team will be put to the test heading into the last four games for the season.
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SportsCarabins 5, Stingers 1: Concordia’s Men’s Soccer Unbeaten Run Cut Short by Slow Start
Going into their game against league-leaders les Carabins de l’Université de Montréal, the Stingers had just come off of drawing second-place UQAM and beating last place Sherbrooke.
