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Posted on March 16, 2017
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Current students at Concordia do outstanding academic work and get involved in community projects that improve our quality of life. See what they've been up to:
- The 2017 U Sports women's hockey championship, getting underway today in Napanee, Ontario, is previewed in Independent Sports News and the Charlottetown Guardian, with the Stingers play their quarter-final game against Guelph, tomorrow afternoon at three. The championship tournament is mentioned also on TSN.ca.
- USports (reprised by MyInforms) announces its women's hockey awards for the 2017-2017 season. The winners include the Stingers' Caroll-Ann Gagné, named to the USports all-Canadians second team, and Stingers player Alexandra Nikolidakis, namedd to the all-rookie team. Stingers head coach Julie Chu was nominated for the Coach of the Year award.
- The Canadian Press writes that Stingers men's hockey forward Anthony De Luca has been named U Sports hockey rookie of the year: Medicine Hat News, Nanaimo Daily News, Prince Rupert Northern View, Northumberland News. The award to De Luca is reported also on Usports.ca (reprised by My Informs).
- Les 2 Rives reports that Concordia women's basketball player Tamara Pinard-Devos is ending a four-year career with the "Stingers as she prepares to graduate this Spring with a bachelor's degree in Athletic Therapy.