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Laval: 2023-24 U-Sports Canada Men's Basketball National Champions

The Laval Rouge et Or concluded an historical journey in historical fashion Sunday night, defeating the Queen’s Gaels 77-71 to capture its first gold medal in the program’s history in the final of the 2024 GreenShield U SPORTS Final 8 Men’s Basketball Championship, presented by Michelob Ultra Sunday night in front of an ecstatic home crowd at the Laval University PEPS in Quebec City.

Qualified as the tournament’s hosts, the Rouge et Or consecutively took care of the Victoria Vikes (first seed), the Dalhousie Tigers (fourth seed) and the Queen’s Gaels (second seed).

With the win the Rouge et Or becomes the first French-language university and only the third RSEQ team to capture the national banner.

Back to the game. Energized by a very engaged crowd of 3,200 fans, the Rouge et Or quickly set the tone to the title match with a 16-points run to transform an 8-5 deficit into a 21-8 lead. The OUA champions still haven’t said their last word. Methodically, the Gaels climbed back into contention and jumped seven points ahead with 17 minutes to go in the game.

As they typically did since the beginning of that tournament, the Rouge et Or did not throw the towel. Steeve Joseph and Ismaël Diouf, who was the player of the game, enabled the local favourites to come from behind and write their own chapter of Canadian university basketball history.

Diouf concluded the final with outstanding 26 points, 12 rebounds, four blocks and two steals in 37 minutes of play. Joseph added 24 points and six assists.

For the Gaels, the U SPORTS Defensive Player of the Year Luka Syllas (23) was the only Gaels scoring over 20 points. Playing their first national final in program history, the Gaels will return to Kingston with a silver medal.

Tournament MVP : Ismaël Diouf (Laval)

Players of the Game: Ismaël Diouf (Laval) and Cole Syllas (Queen’s)

2024 U SPORTS Men’s Basketball Final 8 All-Star Team: Shawn Maranan (Winnipeg) Diego Maffia (Victoria) Malcolm Christie (Dalhousie) Cole Syllas (Queen’s) Ismaël Diouf (Laval)

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Tristan and Sasha

Tristan is like… will this emotional ass ever shut up?

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Blue sisters 💙 . . @maryb._ @carabins #football #rseq #playoffs #bluefans #cosmicsister (à CEPSUM) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4YOcOkHNpf/?igshid=fzoxj5j451yu

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we are in a time where we HAVE to do those vape PSAs for teenagers! that’s so weird!!! I keep having nostalgia vibes from the PSAs of my time (i sound old and im 22 fml.) where stuff like cigarette and drugs were a thing with teens.

translation: “there are risks to vaping. i ain’t touching that.”

“ *if you vape, you are 3 times more likely to try cigarette afterward.* ”

ps: this is from and for Quebec. I don't know if  English-Canadians have their version of the PSA showing up in their youtube ads. also, IT’S ONLY A YT AD AND IT DOES NOT SHOW UP ON NORMAL TV. +1 aiming for teenagers.

[natebball]

Blog #6

The crazy week of physical activity.

This week there was a lot of things happening with sports. First I want to say that I made the basketball team and in the 2 games combined I made 11 points that is not to bad for the amount of time I played. We lost our first game. But it wasent fair the whole team was AAA players and there number 35 was there point guard he could do everything shoot drive dribble just overall a really good player. Luckily it was an ssiiaa game. On the other hand we won our second game in the rseq league. Against lpp so we started the season off good. Also last week it was a busy week during lunch time. We had basketball intermiral games. My team and I were really good we had won all our games. In the semifinals we played against the grade 11 and we had won by 15 points. Then on Tuesday was the finals I could honestly smell the pizza because I was pretty confident that we would win so was my team we started off great. At half time we were up by 10 points. We thought we had it in the bag. Not gonna lie we slacked off a bit but the other team was working really hard. All of a sudden theres 6 seconds left on the clock and the other team have the ball. There down by 2 points. They inbounded the ball and shot the 3 the ball went in!! It was a crazy buzzer beater I might have been disappointed but I couldn't be mad at that amazing ending. They deserved it and it was a fun game. We will come back next year to get our pizza. Forgot to mention that team was a grade 9 team. But sometimes we cant go in a game to confident because karma will get you.

In gym class its beep test season and I'm so proud of what I have accomplished I finally reached 12.5 imagine in grade 7 I was at 7.5 so it is a massive improvement. It was a crazy ride this week but sure was lots of fun.

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Nové Vratislavice s ještě novějším parkem s bývalou starou rušičkou rádiového signálu s nejnovější osvěžující svijanskou 11-tkou. Toť Liberec ‼️🍺🗼🌳☀️🍀👍😜👌 (v místě Občerstvení Park Nové Vratislavice) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ce_vcl-rsEq/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Saison plus le parfait pour les joueurs de basket

Saison plus le parfait pour les joueurs de basket

L’équipe de basketball de l’École des beaux-arts Barthélemy-Joliette terminera sa saison avec un reportage sur les Championnats de tennis du RSEQ à Trois-Rivières, le dimanche 30 avril et le 1er mai. Elle a également l’habitude d’être la première équipe sportive de l’école à promouvoir les grands lauréats de cet annuaire classique. Les paniers contiennent une saison en plus que vous pouvez avoir…

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16th Iberian Peptide Meeting

16th Iberian Peptide Meeting 4th Chemical Biology Group Meeting PRBB. Doctor Aiguader, 88 Barcelona 5/7 Febrero 2018

Organizado conjuntamente por la comunidad Ibérica Péptido  affiliada con la Sociedad Europea de Péptidos ( EPS) y el especializado grupo de Biología Química (GEQB) de la Real Sociedad española de Química (RSEQ) .

El encuentro, que se celebrará en el auditorio del Parque de…

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By Marshall Ferguson, CFL.CA,@TSN_MARSH The NFL draft has come and gone, meaning it is officially time for our most speculative and rumour-filled four days of the year. Draft week! As happens each year, there are talented national players flirting with the chance to make an NFL roster by starting from the bottom as an undrafted free agent or rookie mini-camp signing. CFL teams will have to evaluate how serious the interest is from both the players chosen and the teams that have given them their NFL opportunities. Depending on the level of interest and perceived ability of a national player to challenge for an NFL roster or practice squad position, they can be deemed a larger risk to being drafted as the drafting team might never get a chance to work with the player. With that in mind, let’s take a look at the names that have drawn NFL interest in the last couple of days and how it might impact their drafting North of the border this Thursday. OTTAWA NATIVE AND OKLAHOMA D-LINEMAN NEVILLE GALLIMORE WAS CHOSEN 82ND OVERALL IN THE NFL DRAFT BY THE DALLAS COWBOYS (PHOTO: TY RUSSELL/SOONERSPORTS.COM) Oklahoma DT Neville Gallimore Gallimore was selected by the Dallas Cowboys with the 82nd pick in the 2020 NFL Draft after being rumoured to possibly dip into the first round. He is the top-ranked prospect in the final edition of the CFL Scouting Bureau rankings. In 14 games — including playoffs — this past season, the Ottawa native posted 30 tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss, four sacks and two forced fumbles for the Sooners. He follows in the footsteps of Brent Urban, Christian Covington, David Onyemata and Nathan Shepherd as talented Canadian defensive lineman recently drafted to the NFL. For perspective, those players were drafted in the CFL 43rd (Covington), 35th (Onyemata) and 15th (Urban). The unique situation for Gallimore is his hometown CFL team happens to have a territorial selection at the end of the second round in a year with minimal talent coming from Ottawa natives. I believe due to this Gallimore will go 20th overall with the line of reasoning being that it’s an extra pick anyways and if Gallimore ever comes to the CFL, Ottawa HAS to have his rights. The alternatives are to defer the pick into later rounds or draft a player who doesn’t deserve a second-round grade, neither of which are enticing. Notre Dame REC Chase Claypool The Pittsburgh Steelers took Claypool with the 49th overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft. In his final season with the Fighting Irish, Claypool was the go-to target in the passing game, hauling in 66 passes for 1,037 yards and 13 touchdowns in 13 games — including the team’s bowl appearance. His combination of size and speed combined with major NCAA production in a big time setting should result in Claypool sliding down the CFL Draft significantly Thursday, but once into the 3rd or fourth round the option to take a flyer on Claypool should be deemed too enticing to pass up for some teams. Alberta OL Carter O’Donnell O’Donnell is the best offensive line product to come from U SPORTS since Super Bowl champion Laurent Duvernay-Tardif was taken by the Kansas City Chiefs before being drafted 19th overall by the Calgary Stampeders. O’Donnell signed with the Colts and received a $25,000 signing bonus, which should give an indication about the bidding war that likely played out for his services. O’Donnell will slide down the draft order but I believe he’s still worth the risk as a late first round or early second round pick. Considering the Colts already have a few established lineman including standout Quenton Nelson and Anthony Castanzo and O’Donnell’s CFL upside is too strong to ignore. MARC-ANTOINE DEQUOY SIGNED WITH THE GREEN BAY PACKERS SHORTLY AFTER THE NFL DRAFT CONCLUDED ON SATURDAY (PHOTO: MONTREAL CARABINS) Marc-Antoine Dequoy Now THIS is a tough one to project. Dequoy could go one of two ways, following in the footsteps of former RSEQ standouts to sign with NFL teams. He could be former Laval DE Mathieu Betts, who went to Chicago and was still taken fourth overall last year by the Edmonton Eskimos, whom he eventually signed with later in the season. Or he could follow former Laval TE Antony Auclair, who signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and remains on the roster to this day. Ohio QB Nathan Rourke Rourke — at the moment this was written — has NOT been signed by an NFL club. That isn’t to say he won’t be or doesn’t deserve to be, but if he doesn’t sign anywhere this week it could dramatically alter the landscape of the CFL Draft. One of the most accomplished and talented Canadian quarterbacks ever, Rourke could be destined to play his professional football in Canada. Brown DL Michael Hoecht Hoecht was honestly a mystery to me until a couple of months ago, but after watching a couple of his games and a virtual pro day posted online, it’s not hard to see why the defensive lineman out of Brown is highly respected in the CFL Draft and now an NFL employee. Hoecht is all of six-foot-four and 295 pounds but he runs well (he posted a 4.65-second 40-yard dash), has game strength that resonated in his athletic testing (23 reps of 225 pounds on the bench press) and has a thoughtfulness in his approach to the game. Everything he does from snap to whistle has a purpose and there is little wasted energy on irrelevant movement. Expect Hoecht to land somewhere in the teens in the CFL Draft, unless a club finds out he has little or no chance to stick with the Rams. Simon Fraser REC Rysen John At six-foot-seven and 237 pounds, Rysen John reminds me of a slightly lankierBrayden Lenius, who was drafted in the second round by the Riders last year. His ball skills and frame alone were worth an NFL look, but will he stick? I don’t think CFL teams will be as dissuaded on John’s NFL opportunities as they would be with an O’Donnell or Dequoy. The post Ferguson: How NFL opportunities impact the CFL Draft appeared first on American Football International. #CFLDraft #MarcAntoineDequoy #RysenJohn

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Le Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec (RSEQ) et K72 dévoilent la deuxième mouture de la campagne de prévention du tabagisme chez les jeunes ados Fumer, c’est dégueu, qui mise sur la répugnance dans le but ultime de transformer une norme sociale.

Alors que la campagneDe Facto s’adressait davantage aux 17-25 ans, Fumer, c’est dégueu s’adresse spécifiquement aux 11-15 ans. «Au Canada, l’âge moyen d’initiation au tabac est de 13 ans et l’utilisation du tabac n’a pas diminué de façon significative ces dernières années chez les jeunes de niveau secondaire, indique Stéphane Boudreau, directeur général adjoint du RSÉQ. Ils sont les plus susceptibles de se faire offrir des produits du tabac ou encore de les essayer pour la première fois, souvent afin de combler leur besoin d’appartenance à un groupe social.» 

«Une jeune de 13 ans qui fume la cigarette, ça n’a pas de sens, ajoute Simon Beaudry, directeur de création de K72. Notre effort vise à faire en sorte qu’ils ne commencent pas. L'offensive déclenche un sentiment de dégoût que nous associons de façon crue à la cigarette, pour en faire un répulsif.» 

Les exécutions mettent en scène une jeune fille offrant une cigarette à un garçon, qui réplique préférer manger une «cuillérée d’asticots vivants», un «insecte croquant» ou encore un «ongle d’orteil pourri» que de fumer. En illustrant graphiquement ces actions peu ragoûtantes, les images créent un effet de répulsion instantané. 

Les vidéos de 15 secondes seront présentées à la télévision, sur le web et dans les cinémas en plus d’avoir été adaptées pour Instagram, Snapchat et Facebook, des médias sociaux largement consultés par la cible.

Des affiches imprimées seront aussi déployées dans des écoles secondaires, des cinémas et dans des Centres intégrés universitaires de santé et de services sociaux (CIUSSS). 

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Annonceur: RSEQ – Stéphane Boudreau, Andrée-Anne Dionne-Emond Agence: K72 Direction de création: Simon Beaudry Conception-rédaction: Guillaume Blanchet Direction artistique: Jean-Nicolas Duval, Simon Beaudry Service à la clientèle: Charles Filfe, Nathalie Quirion Production: Roméo & Fils Production: France-Aimy Tremblay Réalisation: Émile Lavoie Direction photo: Christophe Dalpé Direction artistique de plateau: Susan MacQuarrie Montage: Laurent Bernier Colorisation: Charles-Étienne Pascal Effets spéciaux: Rémy Couture Son: Cult Nation – Théo Porcet Photographie: Philippe Richelet Effets spéciaux: Olivier Masson Stylisme: Cassandra Vallée Infographie: M&H – Maximilien Hayeck

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