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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Former Danbury Football Coach Davis Remembered As Family Man Former Danbury Football Coach Davis Remembered As Family Man
Former Danbury Football Coach Davis Remembered As Family Man DANBURY, Conn. – Rick Davis coached football for eight years at Danbury High School. But the impact he had on his players will be far more lasting. “He had the ability to connect with each and every individual,’’ said P.J. Prunty, who played as a running back for Davis from 2002-05. “I had him for math class, and it was the same thing. You could just sense that there was sincerity behind it.” Davis, 64, died Monday after a fighting pancreatic cancer since January. He coached the Hatters from 2001-08 and had a 47-36-4 career record. He led the Hatters to Fairfield County Interscholastic At…
Stokes Steps Down As Trinity Football Coach Stokes Steps Down As Trinity Football Coach
Stokes Steps Down As Trinity Football Coach STAMFORD, Conn. – Pete Stokes stepped down Thursday as coach of the Trinity Catholic High School football team, just two weeks after guiding the Crusaders to their first state playoff berth in 19 years. “Right now, I need to be with own my little ones for a while,’’ Stokes said. “It’s time to be Coach Dad instead of Coach Stokes.” Stokes compiled an 18-23 record in four years. The Crusaders were 8-3 this fall and reached the Class S tournament, their first visit to states since winning the Class S crown in 1993. The Crusaders got off to a 7-0 start that included their first win over New C…
Girls From Norwalk Rowing Team Make College Choices Girls From Norwalk Rowing Team Make College Choices
Girls From Norwalk Rowing Team Make College Choices NORWALK, Conn. – A record four girls from the Norwalk River Rowing Association have signed letters of intent to continue in college at Division I schools. Norwalk’s Julia Barr will attend Fordham University in the Bronx. Wilton’s Amanda Jenkins and Kylie O’Conner will attend Boston College, and Trumbull’s Maggie Walsh will head to Northeastern University in Boston. Barr, Jenkins and O’Conner were on the NRRA team that finished fourth in the Women’s Youth 8+ in the U.S. Youth Northeast Regional championships in May. "I'm so excited to be going to Boston College, and I can't wait to come …
Norwalk Cheerleaders Take 6th At Nationals Norwalk Cheerleaders Take 6th At Nationals
Norwalk Cheerleaders Take 6th At Nationals NORWALK, Conn. – The Norwalk Packers finished sixth in the American Youth Football cheerleading championships last weekend in Kissimmee, Fla. The thirty-two member Packers team competed in the Division 13 Red Large division. A team from Brick, N.J. won the competition, which included eight squads. The Packers finished with a score of 137.2, just 10 points behind the third place team from Marlboro, N.J. The Packers comprised girls in grades six  to eight. They were the first Norwalk team to advance to the national competition since 2007. Earlier this year, the Packers won the Colonial Fo…
Norwalk High Basketball Expects Big Things Norwalk High Basketball Expects Big Things
Norwalk High Basketball Expects Big Things NORWALK, Conn. – Norwalk High School’s basketball team expects big things this winter. And its towering front line just might be the key to bringing the Bears their first winning season in a while. Norwalk went 10-11 last year under first-year coach Tom Keyes. The reason for optimism is a front line that includes 6-5 sophomore Roy Kane, 6-7 sophomore Steven Enoch, 6-6 senior Sean Butler, 6-4 senior Saeed Soulemane and 6-4 senior Luke Sweeney. Not many teams in the league can match Norwalk’s height. “I like our size,’’ said Keyes, whose team opens the season Wednesday at home against Danbu…
Staples Runner Named Westport Athlete Of The Month Staples Runner Named Westport Athlete Of The Month
Staples Runner Named Westport Athlete Of The Month WESTPORT, Conn. – Staples High senior Henry Wynne was selected as The Daily Voice’s Athlete of the Month in Westport for November. It may have been his best month of racing in a year filled with highlights. On Nov. 4, Wynne became the first Staples runner since Tom Sheeran in 1988 to win the State Open championship. He followed that up with a victory in the New England championships in Cumberland, Maine. With Wynne leading the way, Staples also won the State Open indoor track and field championship in March. He also won two individual events at the State Open outdoor track and field champ…
Fairfield Football Players Tackle For State Squad Fairfield Football Players Tackle For State Squad
Fairfield Football Players Tackle For State Squad FAIRFIELD, Conn.—Two Fairfield Wildcats football players played for a Connecticut team last weekend in the Football University national championship series in Mansfield, Ohio. Justin Collier and Grant Carnemark played for Connecticut South, which split two games. Connecticut lost to Massachusetts, 27-0, and beat Chicago, 27-6. The loss to Massachusetts eliminated Connecticut from advancing to the semifinals, which will be played in January in San Antonio, Texas. Collier and Carnemark played for Connecticut South when it won games over New York City, 35-6, and Long Island, 27-0, in the fir…
Wilton Runner Earns All-American Honors Wilton Runner Earns All-American Honors
Wilton Runner Earns All-American Honors WILTON, Conn. – Angela Saidman of the Wilton Running Club earned All-American honors Saturday at the U.S.A. Track and Field Junior Olympic cross country championships in Albuquerque, N.M. Saidman finished seventh in the Midget Girls division for runners born in 2000 and 2001. Saidman ran 11:25:11 for  the three kilometer race, which featured 263 runners. She was less than six seconds behind the third place runner. Taylor Roe won the race in 11:04.9. Saidman becomes yet another All-American for the Wilton Running Club. Aaron Breene earned All-American honors last year. He qualified for t…
Young Fairfield Runners Compete In National Race Young Fairfield Runners Compete In National Race
Young Fairfield Runners Compete In National Race FAIRFIELD, Conn. – Two runners from Fairfield competed in the U.S.A. Track and Field Junior Olympic cross country national championships Saturday in Albuquerque, N.M. Brianna Auray finished 46th in the Youth Girls Division. David Bates finished 49th in the Boys Division. Auray ran 15:53.49 for the four kilometer race. There were 236 runners in the division, which included girls born in 1998 and 99. Bates ran 14:18.07. There were 254 runners in his race. Both runners qualified with strong performances at a regional race in November. Auray finished third in her division, and Bates was 13t…
Norwalk's Ripken, Cranbury Baseball Leagues To Merge Norwalk's Ripken, Cranbury Baseball Leagues To Merge
Norwalk's Ripken, Cranbury Baseball Leagues To Merge NORWALK, Conn. – The Cranbury and Norwalk Cal Ripken baseball programs have played interleague games in recent years, and now they have decided to join forces in one league. Cranbury will now be part of the Cal Ripken League and will play under that program’s rules. Cranbury, which started in 1960, had played under PONY rules. The new league will have a Cranbury and Norwalk division. Young ballplayers also have the option of participating in Norwalk Little League. “We get along very well, and it makes sense to combine,’’ said Rich Clemens, president of Cranbury Baseball. “The days of havi…
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