Articles by Andrew Maggio

  • Sports & Lifestyle

    Tremblay, Caron, Gaw Take Home Major Athlete Awards

    Concordia’s Athletes Honoured at Annual Gala

    Concordia finest athletes convened at the Holiday Inn Midtown in downtown Montreal for the annual Concordia Stingers Gala April 15.

  • Sports & Lifestyle

    Flying High

    Concordia Student Heads to Red Bull Paper Wings World Championship

    Concordia student ZSean Qureshi will be representing Canada at the Red Bull Paper Wings World Championship, taking place in Salzburg, Austria May 4-5.

  • Opinions

    Bleu, Blanc, Maroon and Gold?

    Befuddled Habs and ConU Admin Have a Few Things in Common

    At first glance, there isn’t much Concordia University and the Montreal Canadiens have in common, except perhaps their proximity to Lucien-L’Allier Metro.

  • Sports & Lifestyle

    Barrette the Alouette

    Former Stingers Lineman to Dress for Montreal

    Like many young Canadians, ex-Concordia Stinger Anthony Barrette’s first passion was hockey. But a chance meeting helped spur his move from the ice rink to the gridiron. 

  • Sports & Lifestyle

    Exhibit of Things to Come

    Stingers Men’s Rugby Team Starts Pre-Season with Victory

    The Concordia Stingers men’s rugby team began preparations for the upcoming 2012 season with a 15-5 victory over Royal Military College in exhibition play on Sunday at the Concordia Stinger Dome.

  • Sports & Lifestyle

    Hitting the Ground Running

    Stingers Cross-Country Team Comes up Strong at Spring Competition

    Concordia’s cross-country team turned in a solid effort in the 33rd edition of La Course et Marche Populaires de Lasalle on Sunday afternoon.

  • Sports & Lifestyle

    Sports in Brief

    Sports in Brief for the week of March 27, 2012

  • Sports & Lifestyle

    Fencing for Glory

    Concordia Fencer Takes Second Shot at Olympic Gold

    “You are completely focused,” said Philippe Beaudry, discussing his mental preparation for a fencing match.

  • Sports & Lifestyle

    To the Maxwell

    Top Recruit Joins Stingers Football Team

    Jordan Maxwell was always talented on the football field, but something was missing. That changed when he decided to make the move to quarterback.

  • Sports & Lifestyle

    Out Like a Light

    Women Season Ends in Semi-Finals

    The Concordia Stingers women’s basketball team were unable to pull off an upset against the number-one seed Regina Cougars and fell 73-60 in the semi-final game of the Canadian Interuniversity Sport Western Regionals in Saskatoon Friday night.

  • Sports & Lifestyle

    Beginning to End

    Graduating Stingers Captain Reflects on Career

    Eric Begin was lost when he came to Concordia in 2007.

  • Sports & Lifestyle

    Stingers Slink Into Offseason

    Disappointing Season Ends in Blowout Loss to Carleton

    Yet another disappointing performance in a must-win game left the Concordia men’s hockey team in a state of shock Saturday afternoon, as they were officially eliminated from playoff contention.

  • Sports & Lifestyle

    That Hurt

    Stingers risk not making post season in humiliating defeat

    The McGill Redmen got revenge for last week’s home loss to Concordia by routing the Stingers 5-0 at the Ed Meagher Arena Wednesday night in the 25th annual Corey Cup game.

  • Sports & Lifestyle

    Overtime Winners

    Stingers Pick Up Crucial Points in Tight Playoff Race

    Nicholas Champion made 35 saves and Michael Blundon scored the overtime winner as the Stingers defeated the Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières Patriotes 4-3 in a closely contested game on Jan. 25.

  • Sports & Lifestyle

    Grades Before The Gridiron

    Rookie Vaillancourt Tipped for Pro Ball, but Rejects International Bowl

    Rookies are supposed to be complementary pieces to a sports team. They’re expected to stay quiet, absorb information and learn the ropes until their moment comes somewhere down the road.

  • Sports & Lifestyle

    Ottawa Weekend Split

    Men’s Hockey Team Wins Convincingly, Then Loses

    Concordia’s men’s hockey team got their weekend road trip in Ottawa off to a great start with a resounding 7-2 victory over the Carleton Ravens last Friday. Yet they couldn’t carry that same momentum into the following game, losing 5-3 to the Ottawa Gee-Gees Saturday.

  • Sports & Lifestyle

    Caron Wins Presidents’ Trophy

    Stingers Linebacker Picks Up Top CIS Defensive Award

    Concordia football player Max Caron gets CIS top defensive award at banquet in Vancouver.

  • Sports & Lifestyle

    McGrath to Stay On

    Concordia Football Coaches Meet After Twitter Controversy

    Concordia’s football exodus has been put on hold. No significant movement has happened since Nov. 8, despite a coaches’ meeting in the morning and a team meeting that took place in the afternoon.

  • Sports & Lifestyle

    Crossing to Nationals

    After Successful Season, ConU’s X-Country Teams to Vie for Top Spot

    With the season dwindling down to its last few weeks, Concordia Stingers cross-country head coach John Lofranco has been pleased with the overall performance from both the men’s and the women’s squads this year.

  • Sports & Lifestyle

    Uproar in the Offseason

    Twitter Fracas Calls for Football Head Coach to Resign

    With the season coming to an abrupt end at the hands on the Laval Rouge et Or this past Saturday, several Concordia Stingers football coaches and players are publically rebelling against long-time head coach Gerry McGrath.