The No. 10-ranked Concordia Stingers scored two touchdowns in the final four minutes of play to push the No. 1-ranked Laval Rouge et Or to the limit, but they could not knock out the No. 1-ranked team in the CIS.
With a lopsided 58-30 win over the McGill Redmen in the Shaughnessy Cup game at Molson Stadium on Saturday afternoon the Concordia Stingers have clinched a Quebec conference playoff spot.
Quarterback Liam Mahoney rushed 19 times for 181 yards as the No. 10-ranked Concordia Stingers dumped the winless McGill Redmen 13-8 to capture the 21st annual Shrine Bowl in the cold rain at Concordia Stadium.
Defensive lineman Jean-Philippe Binette came up with some special team heroics to set the No. 8-ranked Concordia Stingers on course towards a 21-15 victory over the Montreal Carabins before 3,500 Homecoming fans at Concordia Stadium in Montreal on Saturday afternoon.
The No. 6-ranked Concordia Stingers narrowly defeated the Bishop's Gaiters 20-18 before an opening night crowd of 3,500 fans at Concordia Stadium in Montreal.
The entire Concordia University community, especially members of the Stingers football program, wish to express their sympathies to the family and friends of Concordia Sports Hall of Famer Nick Benjamin.
Concordia head coach Gerry McGrath will open the Stingers' 2007 football training camp by welcoming approximately 95 student-athletes to the Loyola campus of the university tomorrow morning.
Warren Kean, a fourth-year placekicker with the Concordia Stingers, was the second pick overall in the annual Canadian Football League college draft this afternoon.
Concordia Stingers head coach Gerry McGrath and members of his team are working with some of the best young football talent in the province, getting them ready for the 23rd annual Alouette Classic High School All-Star Game.
Four members of the Concordia Stingers football team will participate in the fifth annual East West Bowl on Saturday, May 12 at Université Laval in Ste. Foy, Que.
Patrick Donovan, the two-time outstanding defensive player in the country, is the Quebec nominee for the BLG awards honoring the top Canadian Interuniversity Sport male and female athletes for the 2006-'07 season.
Patrick Donovan, the 2005 and 2006 outstanding defensive player in the CIS, was named the Concordia Stingers football team most valuable player as the team gathered to celebrate its season with a year-end banquet held Saturday night at Molson Breweries in Montreal.
Gerry McGrath, head coach of the Concordia Stingers football team, is pleased to announce changes to his coaching staff for the 2007 Quebec university season.
The Montreal Alouettes announced today that they have signed Concordia Stingers punter Mike Renaud and running back Andrew Hamilton to free agent contracts.
Concordia Stinger linebacker Patrick Donovan made CIS history last night at a gala dinner in Saskatoon by winning the President's Trophy as the outstanding defensive player in the country for the second year in a row and keeping the trophy in the Donovan family for a third straight year.
Keith Dauper, a fourth-year offensive tackle from Dublin, Ohio, was named a CIS second team all-Canadian when the 2006 offensive honor rolls were released today.
Three members of the Concordia Stingers 2006 football team have been named CIS first team all-Canadians on defence and will be honored at a Vanier Cup awards gala in Saskatoon on Thursday night. Modibo Sidibe
Linebacker Patrick Donovan and several Stinger teammates played the last games of their university careers on Saturday when Concordia lost 28-12 to the Laval Rouge et Or in the QUFL championship at PEPS stadium in Ste. Foy, Que.
