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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Fairfield Runner Shines In College Debut Fairfield Runner Shines In College Debut
Fairfield Runner Shines In College Debut FAIRFIELD, Conn. – You could tell the runner on the Virginia team was Fairfield native Connor Rog by his signature headband. And his fleet feet. Rog had a terrific debut with the University of Virginia cross country team, finishing 17th in the Virginia/Panorama Farms Invitational last Saturday. Competing against several nationally-ranked schools, Rog finished in 24:38.6 on the 8-kilometer (4.97 mile) course. Rog was Virginia’s fourth finisher as the Cavaliers finished third behind nationally ranked Oklahoma (40 points) and Arkansas (61). Rog, who ran at Fairfield Prep, was also the fastest …
Darien 8th-Grade Football Teams Surge To Top Darien 8th-Grade Football Teams Surge To Top
Darien 8th-Grade Football Teams Surge To Top DARIEN, Conn. – Two Darien teams in the Fairfield County Football League that went undefeated in regular season play last year as seventh graders are undefeated again this year as eighth-graders. Darien White, coached by Rich Joyce, went 11-0 last season and won the league championship. Darien Blue, coached by Jay Hardison, went undefeated during the regular season last fall before losing to Fairfield, 18-13, in the semifinals of the league playoffs. Now the two are among four league eighth grade teams that are undefeated at the midpoint of the regular season. Weston, a first-year team, and…
Norwalk River Rowers Stage Fundraiser Norwalk River Rowers Stage Fundraiser
Norwalk River Rowers Stage Fundraiser NORWALK, Conn. – Members of the Norwalk River Rowing Association hit the streets instead of the water last weekend in a fund-raiser for the Matthew Zucker Fund. Rowers assembled rowing machines at Darien Sports Shop, Wilton Village Market and Stop & Shop on Main Avenue in Norwalk. The rowers completed 10,000 meters apiece, and the goal for the club was to exceed one million meters. Rowers also encouraged shoppers to try the rowing machines, called ergs. The Matthew Zucker Fund was established by Barbara and Mark Zucker in memory of their son, who was an avid rower and popular NRRA team …
Stamford Football Teams Savor Winning Weekend Stamford Football Teams Savor Winning Weekend
Stamford Football Teams Savor Winning Weekend STAMFORD, Conn. – There has not been a lot to cheer about for Stamford football teams in recent years. This past weekend, however, was one to savor. Westhill snapped a 19-game losing streak Friday with a 37-30 win against Trumbull. Trinity Catholic upset New Canaan Saturday, 31-28, its first win versus the Rams in 28 years. Coach Pete Stokes was the team’s quarterback the last time the Crusaders beat the Rams. Also on Friday, Stamford crushed Norwalk, 48-6, barely a week after the death of one of its former stars. The three victories were the first time since 2006 that all three teams won…
Weston Boys Cross Country Team Makes A Statement Weston Boys Cross Country Team Makes A Statement
Weston Boys Cross Country Team Makes A Statement WESTON, Conn. – Weston’s boys cross country team fired an opening salvo to the rest of the South-West Conference in its first meet of the season. And with a deep and swift running pack, the Trojans might not be done surprising top teams from around the state. Weston defeated New Milford by a point, 27-28, in its season opener. New Milford is one of the state’s top programs, with 11 straight South-West Conference titles and a State Open title. Weston also beat Brookfield and Immaculate in that race and swept a quad meet Wednesday in Bethel to jump out to a 6-0 start in the league. “We came i…
Darien Football Passing Combination Whips Warde Darien Football Passing Combination Whips Warde
Darien Football Passing Combination Whips Warde DARIEN, Conn. – Through the first two games of the season, Darien quarterback Henry Baldwin and fleet receiver Nick Lombardo have proven to be a dynamic combination. The pair hooked up for two more long scoring passes Saturday as the Blue Wave rolled past Fairfield Warde, 44-21, to improve to 2-0 on the season. Baldwin and Lombardo connected on scoring strikes of 59 and 61 yards in the first half Saturday to lead the Blue Wave. The pair connected three times for scores in a season-opening 41-7 win over Fairfield Ludlowe. “They’re clicking real well,’’ Darien coach Rob Trifone said. “Nick’s…
Fairfield Warde Football Reaches Early Crossroads Fairfield Warde Football Reaches Early Crossroads
Fairfield Warde Football Reaches Early Crossroads FAIRFIELD, Conn. – The Fairfield Warde football team has reached a critical point in its season after just two weeks. The Mustangs lost Saturday to Darien, 44-21, to drop to 0-2 on the season. The Mustangs battled gamely after falling behind 30-0 early in the second quarter, but by that time the game had been decided. “We made mistakes early on that a good team can’t make against Darien, let alone us right now,’’ coach Duncan Dellavolpe said. “If we’re going to do some of those things in a game, I don’t know why we practice.” Darien moved the ball at will against the Mustangs early on, sco…
Stamford Football Standout Runs Over Norwalk Stamford Football Standout Runs Over Norwalk
Stamford Football Standout Runs Over Norwalk STAMFORD, Conn. – Stamford High running back Cameron Webb wanted to give a performance that would honor Marcus Dixon, the former Black Knight player who died in a tragic shooting last week. Friday, Webb did just that against Norwalk High. Webb rushed for 140 yards and two touchdowns and caught a touchdown pass – all in the first half – to lead Stamford to a 48-6 win over the Bears at Boyle Stadium. Fans and players held a moment of silence for Dixon before the game, and Webb then went out and delivered a Dixon-worthy performance. “Marcus was definitely on my mind,’’ said Webb, a junior. “I …
Stamford Squash Player Earns Spot On National Team Stamford Squash Player Earns Spot On National Team
Stamford Squash Player Earns Spot On National Team STAMFORD, Conn. – Greenwich’s Natalie Grainger will keep a close eye on this weekend’s U.S. National Team Trials at Chelsea Piers Connecticut in Stamford. The player who emerges with the fourth spot on the team will be her teammate. Grainger,the squash director at the new Stamford all-sports facility, already has been named to the women’s national team. She will play in the No. 1 position for the U.S. in the World Team Championships in France from Nov. 12-17. Grainger is a five-time national champion and has won 23 squash tour titles. She will keep a close eye on this weekend’s tournament, …
Kids, Learn Basketball Skills At Stamford Clinics Kids, Learn Basketball Skills At Stamford Clinics
Kids, Learn Basketball Skills At Stamford Clinics STAMFORD, Conn. – Young basketball players can receive training and conditioning in clinics conducted by the Stamford Peace beginning Friday, Sept. 21. Boys and girls in grades 5-11 can participate in the clinics, which run through Nov. 10. Clinics for boys and girls in grades 5 to 8 will be held Fridays from 6 to 7:15 p.m. Players in grades 9 to 11 will play from 7:30 to 8:45 p.m. The Sept. 21 clinics will be held at the Stamford YMCA at 909 Washington Blvd. Subsequent Friday clinics will be held at St. Luke’s School in New Canaan. Players also have the option of attending Saturday clinic…
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