Émilie Lavoie, Émilie Lussier, Jordyn Verbeek and Alexandra-Anne Boyer from women's hockey were chosen to represent Team Canada at the 2025 FISU games in Torino, Italy.
Stingers men's hockey standouts Mathieu Bizier, Simon Lavigne, and Mikael Huchette have been selected by Team Canada for the 2025 FISU games roster. The tournament will take place in Torino, Italy, from Jan. 13 to 23.
In its 39th annual presentation of scholarships to CEGEP and university student-athletes, the Aléo Foundation added a new program to its large array of bursaries.
After securing two more wins, men's hockey finished the year strong, ranked first in the OUA and second in U SPORTS with a 16-0-2 record and 34 points.
After 2 more wins on the road beating the Brock Badgers 6-3 and shutting out the Guelph Gryphons 7-0, men's hockey is ranked first in the OUA and second in U SPORTS with a 14-0-2 record and 30 points.
Women's hockey win two match-ups against Bishop's to continue their undefeated streak. They remain first in U SPORTS and in the RSEQ with an 8-0 record and 16 points.
Defensive back Mendel Joseph was named the 2024 RSEQ Defensive Player of the Year, defensive back Isaac Pepin earned the Leadership Award, and Émilie Pfeiffer Badoux was named Assistant Coach of the Year.
Men's hockey went up two spots in the national rankings this week. With a 7-0-1 record and 15 points, the team is now second in U SPORTS and first in the OUA.
