Julian Mei

During the course of a long year, teams go through many ups and downs. And seeing as no one wants to relive the low points…

After qualifying for the Olympics last week at a tournament in Orlando, 24-year-old David Tremblay from the Concordia Stingers wrestling team is getting ready to…

The weather is starting to warm, the kids are finishing March break—for a sports fan it can only mean one thing: it’s time to fill…

Stingers stars, past and present, were in attendance last Friday afternoon as football coach Gerry McGrath introduced a group of young men he hopes will lead Concordia in the future.

For some players, the bitter pit in their stomach was more than just the feeling of a tough loss to a worthy opponent.

The situation on Saturday afternoon was simple for the Concordia Stingers: win and you’re in. Unfortunately for the Stingers, they squandered the opportunity to clinch the final RSEQ playoff berth, losing to the Université de Montréal Carabins 36-1.

It would be unfair to call the Concordia Stingers baseball team’s 2011 season a disappointment. Rather, it was a very successful season that happened to come to a disappointing end.

The Concordia Stingers baseball team hopes to put Sunday’s long, cold, damp and disappointing day behind them before the CIBA National Championship begins this weekend.

The Concordia Stingers will be returning to the CIBA National Championship this season, after defeating the defending champion McGill Redbirds two games to one on Sunday and Monday.

You will not find many baseball fans in Montreal who recall the mid-90s with anything but anger, despair or resentment. This period of time is often associated with the beginning of the end for Quebec’s only Major League Baseball team, the Montreal Expos.