Tom Renner

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No one knows local sports quite like Tom Renner, The Daily Voice's Sports Editor. For 22 years, he covered the field for The Stamford Advocate. He's been in Fairfield County since 1987.

Tom was formerly a reporter at Daily Voice.

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McMahon Falls Short in FCIAC Playoffs McMahon Falls Short in FCIAC Playoffs McMahon Falls Short in FCIAC Playoffs
McMahon Falls Short in Fciac Playoffs Brien McMahon High School boys basketball coach Mo Tomlin felt his team defense was good enough against Westhill in Saturday's quarterfinals of the Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference tournament at Fairfield Ludlowe High School. The Senators lost, 77-75, as the Vikings erupted for 28 points in the fourth quarter. "They just shot the ball ridiculous,'' Tomlin said. "They didn't miss any shots, and we had hands in their faces. And we couldn't throw the ball in the ocean." T.J. McCrae scored 18 points and C.J. Langley added 16 for sixth-seeded McMahon (16-6), which beat the Vi…
Stamford Stops Ridgefield in FCIAC Playoffs Stamford Stops Ridgefield in FCIAC Playoffs Stamford Stops Ridgefield in FCIAC Playoffs
Stamford Stops Ridgefield in Fciac Playoffs The Stamford High team needed to focus on defense and rebounding, coach Jim Moriarty said before the start of the Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference boys basketball tournament. The seventh-seeded Black Knights put on a clinic on both fronts Saturday and upset No. 2 Ridgefield, 39-31, at Fairfield Ludlowe High School. Danny Turkvan scored 15 points while Anthony Davis added 12 to lead Stamford (14-7). The most impressive numbers came on defense. The Black Knights held the Tigers (18-3) to just two field goals and 11 points in the second half. Ridgefield went nearly six min…
Westhill Boys Hold Off McMahon Westhill Boys Hold Off McMahon Westhill Boys Hold Off McMahon
Westhill Boys Hold Off McMahon Chris Walters provided the early offense for Westhill High School in Saturday's 77-75 win over Brien McMahon High in the quarterfinals of the Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference boys basketball tournament at Fairfield Ludlowe High School. Antwaun Boyd and Tony Dobbinson joined the party in the second half, and the third-seeded Vikings hung on to stop the sixth-seeded Senators to reach Monday's semifinals at Webster Bank Arena. Westhill (16-5) will play Stamford in Monday's semifinals at a time to be announced. Walters scored a career-high 32 to lead the Vikings. Dobbinson (…
Runners Hit Road for Final Buildup Race Runners Hit Road for Final Buildup Race Runners Hit Road for Final Buildup Race
Runners Hit Road for Final Buildup Race Runners will take to the streets Sunday for the final race in the Boston Buildup Series. The 25-kilometer run begins at 9 a.m. at Silvermine School on Perry Avenue in Norwalk. But bad weather once again threatens the race. The second race of the series, a 15-kilometer run in Ridgefield, was delayed a week because of icy conditions on the road. Snow is forecast for the region for Saturday night. Race director Jim Gerweck said there is a possibility the race could be postponed because of weather. "Hopefully it won't come to that,'' Gerweck said. "We'll try to do everything we can to get it in…
Warde's Sullivan Seeded First for State Open Warde's Sullivan Seeded First for State Open Warde's Sullivan Seeded First for State Open
Warde's Sullivan Seeded First for State Open Fairfield Warde's Mike Sullivan is seeded No. 1 at 160 pounds as the Mustangs send five wrestlers to the State Open beginning Friday at the New Haven Athletic Center. Sullivan, the undefeated Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference champion, is coming off a sensational Class L tournament in which he earned the award for fastest falls, collecting four points in just 5:01. He will be joined at the Open by Alex Delaney (171), Pharoah Eaton (125), Evan Fraster (130) and James Neomontis (135). Delaney is seeded sixth after finishing second in the Class L meet. He lost in the final t…
New Canaan Swimmers Help Wahoos Win States New Canaan Swimmers Help Wahoos Win States New Canaan Swimmers Help Wahoos Win States
New Canaan Swimmers Help Wahoos Win States Several New Canaan residents helped the Wilton Y Wahoos clinch their 25th consecutive Connecticut YMCA State Swimming Championship title earlier this month. The Wilton Y Wahoos who have won the CT Y state championship title every year since 1987. This year the team scored an impressive 4,837 points overall. Greenwich YWCA was second with 2,643 overall team points. Eight-year-old Georgia Stewart of New Canaan rose to the championship occasion, posting personal best times in the 25 butterfly and 25 breaststroke events. Luke Stewart was first in the 9 and 10 boys 50-yard butterfly and 100-yard…
SoNo Rowers Shine at Boston Competition SoNo Rowers Shine at Boston Competition SoNo Rowers Shine at Boston Competition
SoNo Rowers Shine at Boston Competition The SoNo rowing team traveled to Boston last weekend ready to show the rowing community their strength on the ergometer at the C.R.A.S.H. B sprints and came away with impressive results. Wilton High School freshman Mary Beth Greer won her weight class, pulling 2,000 meters in a personal best time. She was more than 10 seconds better than a second place finisher from Trinity College and 23 seconds ahead of teammate Jenna Lee, also a Wilton freshman. "It was good practice coming here to compete," Greer said. "Being able to race against athletes from around the world helps put our training int…
New Canaan Girls Goalie Touted as MVP New Canaan Girls Goalie Touted as MVP New Canaan Girls Goalie Touted as MVP
New Canaan Girls Goalie Touted as MVP For all of his team's offensive firepower, New Canaan girls hockey coach Rich Bulan has a surprising choice as his team's MVP. "I've said it and I've had parents tell me, Britt Gardella is our MVP,'' says the veteran coach, whose team plays in its seventh straight Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference championship game Saturday at Terry Conners Rink against Darien (6:30 p.m.) . "No way are we where we are without her." Gardella, a junior goaltender, has registered four shutouts and allowed 36 goals for the Rams (18-1). Amazingly, this is her first year playing the position. "…
Stamford Boys Pose a Threat in Playoffs Stamford Boys Pose a Threat in Playoffs Stamford Boys Pose a Threat in Playoffs
Stamford Boys Pose a Threat in Playoffs For a No. 7 seed, Stamford's boys basketball team could make a lot of noise in the upcoming Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference tournament. The Black Knights meet No. 2 Ridgefield Saturday at Fairfield Ludlowe at 2 p.m. in the FCIAC quarterfinals. Stamford brings a deceptive 13-7, 12-6 league mark into the contest against the Tigers (18-2, 16-2). Stamford lost to Ridgefield, 47-46, on Feb. 11. In its last 14 games, Stamford is 11-3 and all three setbacks have been by one point (Staples and St. Joseph also beat the Black Knights). The return of senior point guard Jakai Wilso…
Wrestlers Take Shot at State Open Wrestlers Take Shot at State Open Wrestlers Take Shot at State Open
Wrestlers Take Shot at State Open Fairfield Warde's Mike Sullivan is seeded No. 1, while Greenwich's Ben Ceci, Stamford's Ben Pierre-Saint and New Canaan's Brian Khzouz are No. 2 seeds in this weekend's State Open wrestling championships. The tournament begins Friday at the New Haven Athletic Center. Sullivan, a senior wrestling at 160 pounds, won the Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference title and Class LL championships, and is undefeated on the season. Ceci wrestles at 189, where Thomaston's Mark Dilley is the No. 1 seed. Ceci is the Class LL and FCIAC champion. His only two losses this year have come to …
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