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	The Link: Concordia's Independent Newspaper
		The Stingers were highly unimpressive in their opening 18-15 win over Sherbrooke at Loyola two weekends ago, and they hadn't beaten the Carabins, well, since they got good after 2003.
		The season opener for both the Concordia Stingers and the Bishop’s Lady Gaiters women’s soccer teams was an exciting match that saw two young squads finally playing a real game after weeks of training.
		No longer able to fly under the radar as an inexperienced, first-year squad, Concordia’s cross-country team started off their sophomore season at the McGill Open this weekend, and despite not placing, the general consensus was that the Stingers accomplished what they set out to do.
	thelink.concordia.ca /index.php?view=section&iid=9454&sid=17 (338 words)

	Concordia University - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Concordia University is a large urban university in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
		Concordia is one of Montreal's two universities that teach in English (the other being McGill University).
		Concordia has embarked on a mission to develop and expand the quality of their downtown campus, and to revive the west end in Montreal.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Concordia_University (1506 words)

	Stingers look for three-peat
		The Concordia Stingers and the McGill Martlets represent the QSSF conference for the second year in a row, but it took six periods of overtime (QSSF record) for the Martlets to overcome 1998 finalist UQTR, to qualify.
		Once again the host Concordia Stingers are the team to beat as they enter the Championship the way they began the year, as the number one ranked team in the country.
		The Stingers, who have won the tournament each of its first two years, including the inaugural event which they also hosted in 1998, boast what is arguably the most successful women's university hockey team in North America.
	www.sunmedia.ca /CIAUHockey/feb23_sti.html (1313 words)

	www.redmenhockey.com \| Official site of the McGill Redmen Hockey Team
		Concordia managed to regain some semblance of life later in the period when two consecutive penalties led to a 50-second two-man advantage.
		Concordia began the second period with sustained offensive pressure, until a blown call on an apparent hook by McGill on Stingers' forward Philippe Paris in the Redmen zone.
		Concordia rebounded quickly, and with authority, outshot McGill 22-12 in the period.
	www.redmenhockey.com /press/20040116b.shtml (608 words)

	Test website of John Mahoney's webjournalism course Bishops University (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Bishop's men played hard and well but the Stingers simply were a stronger team.
		Ranked sixth in the country, the Stingers were up seven by halftime.
		In the second half, Concordia went on an 11-0 run and never looked back.
	www.drsean.com /local_news/week_1/concordia_bu1.html (187 words)

	Varsity Sports & Fitness -- Con U. wins back-to-back women’s hockey titles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Though the road to the CIAU championship was bumpier for the Concordia Stingers the second time around, the result was the same as last year.
		Concordia still had the bulk of the scoring opportunities in the first period, but they were either blocked by Panda defencemen or stopped by goaltender Stacey McCullough.
		Stinger defenceman Deana Huyghebaerl’s shot from the blue line 18 seconds in was deflected by a Panda player into her own net.
	www.varsity.utoronto.ca /archives/119/mar01/sports/con1.html (518 words)

	McGill Athletics
		Regardless the outcome of this current series McGill and Concordia have both qualified for berths at the CIS national championships, to be played at McConnell Arena, March 10-13...
		In 2002-03: Concordia was 3-1-1 vs. the Martlets...
		In 2000-01: the Stingers were 5-1-1 against McGill but the Martlets got that all important win in the bronze medal game at the CIS championships...
	www.athletics.mcgill.ca /varsity_sports_article.ch2?article_id=913 (994 words)

	Stingers' news and notes
		The two-time defending champion Concordia Stingers won the bronze medal at the CIAU Women's Ice Hockey Championship on Sunday.
		The Concordia men's team (13-7) finished first in the conference and has a bye in the first round of the playoffs.
		She was nominated for the prestigious Howard Mackie Award, which is presented annually to the outstanding female and male athletes in the CIAU, in both 1998 and 1999.
	www.canoe.ca /CIAUNews/feb29_sti.html (675 words)

	Bring it on...Stingers victorious in season opener. - News
		The Concordia Stingers looked to a pair of All-Canadians to lift them to an 18-15 season-opening win against the Universite de Sherbrooke Vert et Or on Friday night at Loyola Field.
		The Stingers opened the game with scores on their first three possessions to open up a 13-0 lead, but needed Kean's last field goal to break a 15-15 tie in the fourth quarter.
		Early in the fourth quarter, Syvret's pass in the end zone was almost intercepted by a group of Vert et Or, and on the next play, Syvret had Saikaley wide open on the sideline, but a sure-touchdown was not to be when the pass was off target and dropped.
	media.www.theconcordian.com /media/storage/paper290/news/2006/09/13/News/Bring.It.On.stingers.Victorious.In.Season.Opener-2270053.shtml (853 words)

	Concordia Stingers 45, McGill Redmen 0
		Before 4,027 deliriously happy fans, the Stingers defeated their crosstown rivals, the McGill Redmen, 45-0 to win the 13th annual Shrine Bowl on Saturday afternoon at Concordia Stadium in Montreal.
		He was named the Concordia MVP and was rewarded with both a Shrine Bowl MVP Trophy and the Homecoming Cup.
		A number of Stingers were exceptional including, inside receiver Hugo Carriere who caught four passes for 115 yards and two TDs.
	www.canoe.ca /CIAUFootball/oct2_con_mcg.html (272 words)

	L'Agence de communication du sport amateur québécois
		Stinger’s Luc Messier, from Sudbury ON, took care of business by scoring the needed goal at 2:05 in overtime period, assisted by Patrice Thériault, from Dorval QC, and Andrew Davis, from Nepean ON.
		David Comeau, from Lorraine, was the first Stingers’ player to score 44 seconds before the end of the first period, assisted by Frédéric Faucher, from St-Raymond, and Patrice Thériault.
		The final game with the Concordia Stingers and the Middlebury Panthers will be played on Tuesday, at 7h30 PM, at the Sportsplexe Pierrefonds, in Montreal.
	www.sportcom.qc.ca /com/2003/com20031229-02E.html (409 words)

	Sikander's Journalism Journey: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Stinger fans Connorde Jesus and Adam Freilich, both 11, were attending their first-ever football game.
		Fortunately for excited Stinger fans such as Connorde and Adam, it was worth it to endure the late rain.
		Richard's expectations and Stevenson's predictions came true as the Stingers went on to buzz by the Redmen, 29-26 in overtime.
	journalismjourney.blogspot.com /2004_10_05_journalismjourney_archive.html (615 words)

	Evraire pushes Ottawa into league final (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Concordia managed to get on the board nearing the end of the first quarter with a field goal of their own, narrowing the gap to 10-3 for the Gee-Gees.
		Concordia's wide receiver Sylvain Girard caught a Hoas 18-yard pass for the Stingers' first major of the game.
		Concordia met the challenge as the team once again evened the score at 13 going into the half.
	aix2.uottawa.ca /~fulcrum/58-12/sports/EpOilf.html (483 words)

	No rest for hoopsters
		The Concordia Stingers men’s basketball team continued their winning ways last week, handing the McGill Redmen their first loss and defeating the Bishops Gaiters for the second time this season.
		Guard Benjamin Surmonte, who returned to the Stingers after working on his master’s degree at the Université de Montréal last year, said the tournament will be a “big test” for the team.
		When evaluating the Stingers early success, Dore said it is impossible to ignore the presence of the Buckley brothers.
	cjournal.concordia.ca /journalarchives/2006-07/dec_7/008272.shtml (471 words)

	Jean Béliveau helps Stingers honour Maurice Richard’s number 9 - Mediafax - Concordia University Public ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Three sweaters - all with the famous No. 9 - will be hoisted to the ceiling – a Canadiens jersey, and two Concordia sweaters, representing both the men’s and women’s teams.
		Like most Quebecers, members of the Concordia Stingers family were deeply saddened by the death of Maurice Richard in May. Richard transcended the game in a way no other hockey player has.
		The cost is $7 for adults, $5 for visiting students and $3 for Concordia students and seniors.
	publicaffairs.concordia.ca /mediaroom/mediafax/2000/11/000467.shtml (188 words)

	GAME SUMMARY: MONTREAL SHRINE BOWL
		Concordia Stingers fell 24 -- 21 to the U of Montreal Carabins in a rainy 19th Shrine Bowl.
		The Carabins defensive end Martain Gagné and the Stingers nose tackle Josh MacDonald were presented with the Ted Elsby awards.
		At Montreal, Jeronimo Huerta-Flores rushed for 199 yards on 25 carries as the third-ranked Laval Rouge et Or defeated the Concordia Stingers 24-7 in the 18th annual Shrine Bowl.
	www.montrealshrinebowl.com /msb_2004.htm (460 words)

	Stingers roundup - CTR Vol. 29, No. 2 - September 23, 2004
		Miller, a rookie defensive end with the Concordia Stingers, collected four solo tackles, five assisted tackles and two sacks in the Stingers' 17-5 opening-game loss to the Laval Rouge et Or.
		Concordia's varsity basketball and hockey teams are gearing for what promises to be strong 2004-2005 campaigns.
		Dore, head coach at Concordia since 1989, has taken the Stingers to the national championship tournament eight times, winning the university crown in 1990 and placing second in 1995.
	ctr.concordia.ca /2004-05/sept_23/26 (584 words)

	UWO Gazette - Friday, November 27, 1998
		The Concordia Stingers, who have been denounced by critics this week as overachievers, are hoping tomorrow's Vanier Cup championship will prove that in fact it isn't so easy being Saskatchewan Huskie green.
		Concordia, who boasted the second ranked defence in Canada during the regular season, will be looking for a huge performance from their defensive unit in shutting down the balanced attack of the Huskies.
		Reid felt the speed of the Concordia defence could be a big factor and also said the SkyDome's artificial turf could wreak havoc with respect to timing between himself and his receivers.
	www.gazette.uwo.ca /1998/November/27/Sports2.htm (590 words)

	Correction - CTR Vol. 29, No. 9 - January 27, 2005
		The Stingers were tied at a game apiece going into Sunday's third and deciding game of the OUA East Conference quarterfinal at the Ed Meagher Arena.
		Two members of the Concordia Stingers hockey teams were honoured by Le Club de la Médaille d'Or in a grande fête du hockey hosted by the Montreal Canadiens recently at the Bell Centre.
		The Concordia Stingers clinched first place in the Quebec university women's hockey league with a 4-2 victory over the Ottawa Gee-Gees recently at the Ed Meagher Arena.
	ctr.concordia.ca /2004-05/mar_03/28 (606 words)

	Reports 9798
		Concordia used brilliant skating and a fantastic short passing game to outclass their rival.
		The Stingers were always on the move and the Friars were giving it their all.
		Concordia was on song and it was a treat.
	www.people.fas.harvard.edu /~cwinters/oth98.html (5694 words)

	X-Men Bastball News
		The Stingers return a veteran group which last season was ranked in the CIS Top 10 (as high as #5) for the better part of the season before an upset loss in the Quebec league semi-finals to Bishop's abruptly ended their season.
		Stingers hosted their annual early-season tournament in Montreal two weeks ago, losing in the finals to Virginia Cavaliers of ACC (NCAA Division 1).
		Look for the Stingers to play their usual up tempo, athletic game and make up for the lack of a true center with pressure defense and transition basketball.
	www.xmenbasketball.com /2004-05/news_20041021.htm (1582 words)

	canadaeast.com - TT E-Brief (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		It was the start of what looked like it could be a huge upset over the Concordia Stingers of Montreal in the Mounties' home opener.
		After Mount Allison punter Ryan Bradford received a poor snap he was forced to scramble with the ball and was stripped by Concordia defensive end Troy Cunningham, who picked up the football and rumbled on 60 yards for the touchdown on the fumble recovery.
		Concordia's star running back Jean-Michel Paquette looking like former Mount Allison star Eric Lapointe - ran for 91 yards on 16 carries and scored a touchdown before heading to the bench for much of the second half.
	canadaeast.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20030922/TTEBRIEF/309220005 (583 words)

	Varsity Sports & Fitness -- Huskies sting Concordia for Cup (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Saskatchewan can certainly make that claim after defeating the Concordia Stingers 24-17 on Saturday at the 34th Vanier Cup—what could very well be considered one of the most memorable contests in the game’s history.
		Concordia had played superbly for a team that was supposed to be a huge underdog to Saskatchewan.
		With just over two minutes remaining in the fourth quarter of a 17-17 game, the Stingers had the football on their own 18-yard line.
	www.varsity.utoronto.ca:16080 /archives/119/nov30/sports/husk.html (575 words)

	Stingers roundup - CTR Vol. 29, No. 3 - October 7, 2004
		Don't look now, but suddenly the Concordia Stingers are one of the hottest football teams in the country.
		Concordia's latest win came last Saturday afternoon, when they needed overtime to dispose of the McGill Redmen 29-26 at Concordia Stadium.
		Concordia forced a Saint Mary's safety, and Kean connected on another field goal.
	ctr.concordia.ca /2004-05/oct_7/29 (618 words)

	Bemidji State Athletics
		Bemidji State dominated all facets of the game, out-shooting Concordia 50-17, converting on two of six power-play chances and holding the Stingers scoreless on six tries with the man advantage.
		Concordia was called for six penalties in the third, including a 10-minute misconduct call on Derek Legault after he was called for tripping at the 6:47 mark.
		BSU’s penalty killers were strong, however, holding the Stingers scoreless in six chances with a man advantage.
	info.bemidjistate.edu /sports/sports/mhockey/schedule/2003-04/20031010-ConcordiaRecap.html (590 words)

	CIAU final commentaries
		Concordia responded with a couple of 3's, but this time, the Pronghorns answered back, and maintained a double digit lead, at 63-48 with 11:13 remaining in the game.
		However, the Stingers would not die, and went on a 12-2 run in the following 3 minutes, to cut the Lethbridge lead to 65-60, with 8:20 on the clock.
		Concordia was unable to mount a comeback, and the Horns went on to the win.
	macbb.mcmaster.ca /macbb/mbb/99-00/gm-com/h04c.shtml (417 words)

	The Concordian
		In hockey there are three periods, in Canadian football there are three downs, but someone might need to remind the Concordia Stingers that there are four quarters and it is almost impossible to win a game without playing all of them.
		In their season opener, the Concordia Stingers mustered a 3‑3 tie against defending eastern‑conference champion UQTR Patriotes under the most bizarre circumstances.
		Before leaving for Trois‑Rivieres, Stingers head coach Kevin Figsby was told the game would have to be moved from the main rink due to a gas leak, to a minor hockey rink next door.
	www.theconcordian.com /home/index.cfm?event=displaySectionpage§ion_id=307160 (356 words)

	Concordia Sports Medicine & Physiotherapy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Concordia Sports Medicine & Physiotherapy consists of six dynamic sports medicine and physiotherapy clinics located in and around the City of Montreal.
		Concordia Sports Medicine & Physiotherapy started over twenty years ago by athletic therapist / osteopath Dave Campbell and athletic therapist / osteopath Gary Cummings at a clinic in the Olympic stadium in Montreal.
		Dave is a part time faculty member at Concordia University in the Department of Exercise Department, and gives lectures to other healthcare professionals in the Montreal area.
	www.concordiasportsmed.com /eng/about_us.ch2 (1705 words)

	MUN-Concordia Recap (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Stingers were looking to continue the roll that started with a nail-biting win over Memorial while the Panthers were looking to finish on a high note.
		The lead got as high as seven but the Stingers were not about to give up the fight.
		Musgrave was high scorer for Concordia with 21 while Rastko Popovic shot 4 of 7 from three point range for Stingers Player of the Game honours.
	www.math.mun.ca /~bruce2/hawkeyes/game5recap.htm (327 words)

	Two Stingers named All-Canadians
		Chantal Hurtubise, who plays the No. 8 position with the Concordia Stingers women's rugby team, was named to the 1999 CIAU women's rugby All-Candian team at the national championship tournament in Guelph, Ont., last week.
		Hurtubise and her Stinger teammates competed at the national championship, finishing sixth out of six teams.
		He is a very calm person and this trait has a big influence on the Stinger defence.
	www.allpop.com /CIAUNews/nov15_con.html (787 words)

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