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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Norwalk Fourth Grade Football Team Celebrates Title Norwalk Fourth Grade Football Team Celebrates Title
Norwalk Fourth Grade Football Team Celebrates Title NORWALK, Conn. -- The Norwalk Packers fourth-grade football team defeated Bridgeport, 7-0, on Saturday to win the Colonial League championship. Team members include Andre Robinson, Koy Price, Brendyn Marroquin, Sean Hardison, Khalil Eason, Christian Schaffer, Stephen Murphy, Nemo Harris, Arthur Cocchia, Roderick Olson, Tyler Whitteaker, Lorenzo Delfino, Dontae Scullark, Msonne Pollard, Jake Lusardo, Edward Cantey, Thomas Hargrove, Vincent Borges, Carlos Thol, Michael Mercado, Austin Hall, Izayah Valentine, Dean Tsiranides, Donye Murphy Jr. and Isaiah Jenkins.
Fairfield Runners Find Own Marathon Challenge After Hurricane Fairfield Runners Find Own Marathon Challenge After Hurricane
Fairfield Runners Find Own Marathon Challenge After Hurricane FAIRFIELD, Conn. – Fairfield’s Carrie Cochrane needed to run 26.2 miles Sunday as much for herself as for her late father. With the support of 12 other runners running for the Connecticut Challenge, Cochrane accomplished her goal despite Hurricane Sandy. Cochrane had planned to run the New York City Marathon on Sunday in memory of her father. At last year’s marathon, she saw her father for the last time when he met her along the race route. He died days afterward. When this year’s race was canceled late Friday afternoon, Cochrane and running partner Duffy Kilbride planned to run the dista…
Norwalk 4th Graders Win League Football Title Norwalk 4th Graders Win League Football Title
Norwalk 4th Graders Win League Football Title NORWALK, Conn. – Nursing a seven-point lead with only 1:25 left in the game, the Norwalk Packers fourth-grade football team turned to its defense to get one final stop against the Bridgeport Chargers in Saturday’s Colonial League championship game. As it did most of the day, the Packers defense pushed the Chargers backwards. The Packers beat Bridgeport, 7-0, to win the championship in the fourth-grade division of the league for the second straight year. “It’s been like that all year,’’ coach Bert Borges said. “That’s what they do. Bridgeport’s a good team over there. It’s tough to hold Br…
Fairfield County Runners Understand Decision To Cancel Marathon Fairfield County Runners Understand Decision To Cancel Marathon
Fairfield County Runners Understand Decision To Cancel Marathon FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. – Greenwich’s Emmy Stocker and Sharon Vos and New Canaan’s Alicia O’Neill have long relationships with the ING New York City Marathon. Each had different objectives at Sunday’s race and different outlooks when it was canceled late Friday afternoon. Sunday’s race was to be the 25th and final one for Stocker, who finished last year in 3:45:06.  "I am sad,’’ Stocker said. “It is my favorite race, and I paid close to $300 to run it.  But runners will forget about it and survive.  It is truly the right thing to do.” Stocker thought logistics made it too hard to hold t…
Danbury Woman Goes Extra Mile To Help Hurricane Victims Danbury Woman Goes Extra Mile To Help Hurricane Victims
Danbury Woman Goes Extra Mile To Help Hurricane Victims DANBURY, Conn. – After the New York City Marathon was canceled on Friday, Danbury’s Carolyn Wolfe still wanted to run 26.2 miles. On Saturday, she created her own Danbury Marathon, and support from friends helped her raise money for New York residents battered by Hurricane Sandy. Wolfe decided on Friday after the race was canceled to run in Danbury. She created a Facebook page, and friends said they would donate $26.20 to support relief efforts. Wolfe created her own 26.2 mile course and wore a GPS watch to calculate her distance. She finished in five hours and 41 minutes. In less than 24…
What's On, Off For Sports This Weekend What's On, Off For Sports This Weekend
What's On, Off For Sports This Weekend FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. – What’s on, what’s off this weekend for Fairfield County recreational, youth and scholastic sports: High school football: Games scheduled Friday and Saturday have been postponed. Most of this week’s games have been re-scheduled for next Thursday in the Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference. High school playoff games: The FCIAC will play semifinals in boys' soccer, field hockey and girls' soccer Tuesday. The winners will be co-champions. The volleyball quarterfinals also will be Tuesday and the semifinals are Wednesday. Playoffs in the South-West Con…
Norwalk Woman Celebrates Unique Anniversary At Marathon Norwalk Woman Celebrates Unique Anniversary At Marathon
Norwalk Woman Celebrates Unique Anniversary At Marathon NORWALK, Conn. – Norwalk’s Debbie Moran will run her 10th marathon on the 10th anniversary of her first 26.2-mile race in Sunday’s ING New York City Marathon. The memories from her 2002 race, however, will never be duplicated. Moran completed the race that year 15 months after being diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer. On Dec. 31, 2001, having completed chemotherapy and heading for radiation, Moran made the commitment to run the race. She got in through the lottery in June and completed the race. Moran, a kindergarten teacher at St. Aloysius School in New Canaan, will stand on the starting…
Westport Runner Has Unfinished Business In Marathon Westport Runner Has Unfinished Business In Marathon
Westport Runner Has Unfinished Business In Marathon WESTPORT, Conn. – Westport’s Alan Martin has unfinished business in the ING New York City Marathon. On Sunday, he’ll get a chance to complete his work. And he believes the Fairfield County running community will have played a big part in it. Martin tore his Achilles tendon training for the race in the mid-1990s. On Sunday, he hopes to finally complete his first marathon as he runs for the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation. Readers can support Martin through his fundraising page. “Having spent most of my life in this area, it’s the race that I wanted to do,’’ he said. “Up to a year ago,…
Ridgefield Woman's Lupus Won't Keep Her From Marathon Ridgefield Woman's Lupus Won't Keep Her From Marathon
Ridgefield Woman's Lupus Won't Keep Her From Marathon RIDGEFIELD, Conn. – Ridgefield’s Amanda Glendinning is running in Sunday’s ING New York City Marathon for the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation because she knows what it’s like to overcome physical challenges. At 15, Glendinning was diagnosed with lupus. Now 29, she has suffered joint pain, weight gain and physical discomfort ever since. She controls her condition through exercise, diet and a positive mental approach. The New York race will be her third marathon and her second for the Norwalk-based foundation. Readers can support Glendinning through her fundraising page. “When I ran Ne…
Darien Lawyer Will Feel At Home In New York Marathon Darien Lawyer Will Feel At Home In New York Marathon
Darien Lawyer Will Feel At Home In New York Marathon DARIEN, Conn. – Darien’s Gisela Chavez-Garcia figures she will feel right at home when she runs in Sunday’s ING New York City Marathon. Chavez-Garcia, an immigration lawyer with three New York offices, will run the race with her sister, Suzette. Just as significant, Chavez-Garcia will be running among the people she has helped find a better life in the United States. “Suzette is the runner, I’m just the copycat,’’ said Chavez-Garcia, who will be attempting her first marathon. “But I also wanted to do this as an immigration lawyer. I’m passionate about those who are coming from foreign cou…
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