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The Stingers women’s hockey team finished in fifth place at the CIS national championship recently at the University of Regina. The team lost its first two games of the tournament 5-2 to the top-ranked University of Alberta Pandas and 2-1 to the University of Toronto Varsity Blues, last year’s CIS champions. The two losses put the Stingers in the fifth-place game, where they dumped the St. Francis Xavier University X-Women 8-4. Rookie forward Dominique Rancour was the only Stinger named to the CIS national championship all-star team. Suzanne Kaye and Marie-Claude Allard were named to the CIS women’s hockey All-Canadian team. This is the first time that both players have been named to the list. Four stingers named hoop all-stars The QSSF basketball all-star teams for both the men’s and women’s basketball were announced recently. The Concordia women’s basketball team took two major awards. Head coach Keith Pruden was named coach of the year. Captain Marie-Pier Veilleux was named best defensive player for the second year in a row, joining teammate Kristina Steinfort on the first all-star team. On the men’s side, two players were named to the QSSF second team, third-year guard Gavin Musgrave and first-year point guard Philippe Langlois. |