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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A Win Worth Savoring For Weston Football A Win Worth Savoring For Weston Football
A Win Worth Savoring For Weston Football WESTON, Conn. – Weston senior Jack Hamilton walked wearily in the mist to the team bus following Friday’s 22-21 football win over Pomperaug. Even with the fatigue brought on by playing on both sides of the ball, however, the lineman probably could have run from Southbury back to Weston on adrenaline after the shocking win. The Trojans’ victory was their first over Pomperaug since 1990. The Trojans had lost to the Panthers in 54 straight football games at the varsity, junior varsity or freshman levels. In their last six meetings dating back to 2004, Pomperaug beat Weston by an average of 34.6…
Weston Eighth Grade Football Team Continues Win Streak Weston Eighth Grade Football Team Continues Win Streak
Weston Eighth Grade Football Team Continues Win Streak WESTON, Conn. – Weston’s eighth grade football league is having quite the debut season in the Fairfield County Football League. Weston defeated Norwalk on Saturday, 18-6, to improve to 5-0 on the season. Weston is one of three eighth grade teams still unbeaten, along with two teams from Darien. Weston is not scheduled to meet either Darien team during the regular season. Saturday’s victory was another team effort for the Junior Trojans. Alex Fruhbeis ran for two touchdowns and Jason Lawrence added another score. Weston meets Wilton Blue on Saturday at 8 p.m. in Wilton.
Weston Cross Country Wins Manchester Invitational Weston Cross Country Wins Manchester Invitational
Weston Cross Country Wins Manchester Invitational WESTON, Conn. – Weston’s boys cross country team takes on Newtown Tuesday in a battle of undefeated squads in the South-West Conference. The Trojans are coming into the race with a full head of steam after winning the small school division of the Winding Trails Invitational Saturday in Farmington. Led by junior James Murphy, the Trojans compiled 62 points. There were 12 teams in the race, and Weston outran two teams that it lost to earlier this fall, Nonnewaug and Lewis Mills. Nonnewaug took second with 75 points, and Ellington was third with 95. Lewis Mills finished fourth with 100. Murphy…
Fairfield Warde Runner Wins Rhode Island Race Fairfield Warde Runner Wins Rhode Island Race
Fairfield Warde Runner Wins Rhode Island Race FAIRFIELD, Conn. – Fairfield Warde’s cross country teams got a taste of competition against New England teams Saturday at the Ocean State Invitational in Warwick, R.I. The Mustangs and coach Tim Foster discovered junior Cate Allen is establishing herself as a regional standout. Allen won the Division 2 race in 19:03, 14 seconds ahead of her closest competitor. There were 189 runners in the race, with teams from Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut in the field. Allen’s winning time was the fifth fastest among three girls' races at the meet, which featured runners from nearly 60 teams…
Fairfield Runners Show Support For Bigelow Race Fairfield Runners Show Support For Bigelow Race
Fairfield Runners Show Support For Bigelow Race FAIRFIELD, Conn. – Luke and Max Laferriere represent what the Bigelow Tea Community Challenge is all about. The 8-year-old twin brothers from Southport were among the runners and walkers who participated in Sunday’s 25th edition of the race. Luke and Max, who celebrated their birthdays on Saturday, ran in the one-mile kids race at the Wakeman Boys and Girls Club. Their parents, Kelly and Richard, ran in the 5k. There were 568 finishers in the 5k. There were also two other races for children and a two-mile fitness walk. In all, nearly 1,000 participated in one of the events. The brothers, wh…
Westhill's Football Team Earns 2nd Straight Win Westhill's Football Team Earns 2nd Straight Win
Westhill's Football Team Earns 2nd Straight Win STAMFORD, Conn. – Westhill football team’s inexperience at winning was evident on the penultimate play in Saturday’s 13-0 win over Norwalk. Instead of taking to knee to let the clock expire, quarterback Ryan Coppola spiked the ball, stopping the clock with just a few seconds left. That was one of the few mistakes in the second half for Westhill, which snapped a 20-game winless streak last week with a victory over Trumbull. “We never practice that victory formation,’’ coach Frank Marcuccio said. “I was thinking we’ve practiced the two minute drill, how to kill the clock at the end of a half,…
Norwalk's Offense Falls Flat In Loss To Westhill Norwalk's Offense Falls Flat In Loss To Westhill
Norwalk's Offense Falls Flat In Loss To Westhill NORWALK, Conn. – Three weeks into the season, Norwalk High football coach Sean Ireland is still looking for play-makers to ignite the Bears’ struggling offense. Westhill, which snapped a 20-game winless streak last Friday against Trumbull, won its second straight Saturday with a 13-0 triumph over the Bears. Norwalk (1-2) played well defensively, but managed little on offense. Norwalk had just two first downs in the second half and 22 yards of offense. Westhill scored two second-half touchdowns to pull away from the Bears, who managed to hold Westhill running back Davell Cotterell to 82 yard…
Runners Remember 9/11 Victim At Danbury Race Runners Remember 9/11 Victim At Danbury Race
Runners Remember 9/11 Victim At Danbury Race DANBURY, Conn. – Heather Anderson will lace up her sneakers in a week to run in the Chicago Marathon. On Saturday morning in Danbury, however, it was about remembering, not racing, for Anderson and nearly 300 other runners in the Candace Lee Williams Run to Remember 5-kilometer race. Anderson, of White Plains, N.Y., pushed a stroller with her 20-month old daughter, Ryleigh, around the 3.1 mile course that started at Tarrywile Park. She ran because, like the other runners, she felt it was important to support the race, its charities and remember terrorist victims. Williams, a Danbury native …
Weston High Football Upends Pomperaug Weston High Football Upends Pomperaug
Weston High Football Upends Pomperaug WESTON, Conn. – Weston's Tyler Hassett and Justin Schaffer accounted for nearly 300 yards of total offense in the Trojans’ history-making 22-21 victory over Pomperaug in football Friday. The final three yards were the most critical. Hassett tossed the game-winning conversion pass to Schaffer with 4:48 to play to give Weston (3-0) the win over Pomperaug for the first time since 1990. Weston football teams lost 54 straight games to Pomperaug at varsity, junior varsity and freshman levels before Friday’s win, Athletic director Mark Berkowitz said. “We practice that play a lot,’’ said Hassett, …
Fairfield Ludlowe, Prep, Notre Dame Football Postponed By Rain Fairfield Ludlowe, Prep, Notre Dame Football Postponed By Rain
Fairfield Ludlowe, Prep, Notre Dame Football Postponed By Rain FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. – Several football games scheduled for Friday involving Fairfield County schools have been postponed by heavy rain and have been rescheduled for Saturday. Wilton will now host Bassick on Saturday at noon, while Danbury’s game at Bridgeport Central has been moved to Saturday at 11 a.m. The Fairfield Ludlowe at Trumbull game will start Saturday at 10 a.m. The Fairfield Prep at Xavier game has been switched to 7 p.m. Saturday. In the South-West Conference, the Notre Dame-Fairfield at Joel Barlow contest has been moved to 4 p.m. Saturday.
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