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 Youth Basketball Program Seeks Players Fairfield Youth Basketball Program Seeks Players
Fairfield Youth Basketball Program Seeks Players FAIRFIELD, Conn. – Basketball players in fifth through eighth grade interested in trying out for the Fairfield PAL basketball teams can soon sign up. Sign-up sheets can be downloaded at from the organization's website or picked up at The Higgins Group office at 1530 Post Road from Tuesday, Sept. 11 through Friday, Sept. 21.  Teams participate in the competitive Fairfield County Basketball League.  PAL Basketball is for the more serious, dedicated youth basketball players.  Forms need to be returned to Paul Krumins at P.O. Box 751, Fairfield CT 06824 and postmarked no earlier than Sept. 11. …
Stamford, Greenwich Rowers Compete At Paralympics Stamford, Greenwich Rowers Compete At Paralympics
Stamford, Greenwich Rowers Compete At Paralympics STAMFORD, Conn. – Stamford’s Alexandra Stein and Greenwich’s Andrew Johnson rowed their first race for the United States Friday in the Paralympic Games in London. Rowing on the same course used in the Summer Olympics, Johnson and Stein helped the U.S. Mixed Coxed Four finished second in its heat. The U.S. team will compete in the repechage Saturday. The finals are Sunday. Johnson, who began rowing at the Greenwich Rowing Club and also rowed for Norwalk River Rowing, is a four-year member of the U.S. national team. He helped the adaptive four with coxswain finish sixth at the 2011 World Rowi…
Top 10 Summer Sports Stories In Fairfield County Top 10 Summer Sports Stories In Fairfield County
Top 10 Summer Sports Stories In Fairfield County FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. – Summer can be a relatively quiet time in local sports, but it was any thing but quiet in Fairfield County over the past few months. Fairfield American’s young ballplayers, Olympic contestants and the sobering death of a triathlete in Westport were among the top stories. Here’s a look at my Top 10 summer stories for 2012: 1. Fairfield American reaches Williamsport again: For the second time in three years, the team from Fairfield played in the Little League World Series. It was another fantastic run for Fairfield American, which battled through District 2, Section 1…
Darien Softball Coach Finds Hits With His Country Band Darien Softball Coach Finds Hits With His Country Band
Darien Softball Coach Finds Hits With His Country Band DARIEN, Conn. – Nick DeMaio changes hats for the summer, swapping his Darien softball cap for the cowboy hat he wears as the lead vocalist in his country and western band, Gunsmoke. DeMaio, coach of the Darien High School softball team, performs with his brother, Jeff, who plays pedal steel guitar and sings, and his father, also named Nick. The elder DeMaio, whose nickname is “The Ambassador,” is a guitarist and singer. Scott Tyler and Gary Tokarz also play in the band. Christina DeMaio, daughter of the Darien coach and a former softball standout, joined the band for several shows this summ…
New Season Kicks Off For Young Football Players New Season Kicks Off For Young Football Players
New Season Kicks Off For Young Football Players FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. – A new season kicks off Saturday for the Fairfield County Football League with games scheduled in five communities. The league also welcomes a new member, Weston, raising the number of league towns to eight. Games take place Saturday in Darien, New Canaan, Ridgefield, Westport and Wilton. Games will also be played on Sunday. The league's other communities are Norwalk and Fairfield. Wilton’s program finished with a flourish last fall, winning championships in the third-, fourth- and fifth-grade levels. Darien won the seventh-and eighth-grade divisions, while Fairfiel…
Stamford Veteran Sails Again In Vineyard Race Stamford Veteran Sails Again In Vineyard Race
Stamford Veteran Sails Again In Vineyard Race STAMFORD, Conn. – Hiroshi Nakajima of the Stamford Yacht Club has seen it all in 25 years of sailing the Vineyard Race. Friday will be race No. 26 for the 2008 winner, who has competed under all conditions against fields ranging from around 50 to more than 100. “Ever since I started doing it, it has been a must every Labor Day weekend,’’ Nakajima said. “It’s a fascinating race. I started when I was in high school and still couldn’t drive. I used to have to bum a ride just to get to the race.” Winds have been light in recent years, but Nakajima remembered the race in 2006, when Hurricane Ern…
Sports 'Persons Of The Year' Named in Fairfield County Sports 'Persons Of The Year' Named in Fairfield County
Sports 'Persons Of The Year' Named in Fairfield County FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. – Olympians from New Canaan, Darien and Fairfield have been named Sports Persons of the Year in their communities and will be honored at the eighth annual Fairfield County Sports Night on Oct. 15. New Canaan’s Charlie Cole, Darien’s Rob Crane and Fairfield’s Craig Kinsley were chosen by a committee in each town. Each was deemed to have had the most positive impact in their sports community from August 2011 to August 2012. The three competed at the London Games, and Cole won a bronze medal in rowing. Winners from other Daily Voice communities include Norwalk’s Bryan D…
Greenwich Triathlete Blows Away Rivals Greenwich Triathlete Blows Away Rivals
Greenwich Triathlete Blows Away Rivals GREENWICH, Conn. – Greenwich’s Reenie Parker did not just win her age group at Sunday’s Mossman Park City Triathlon in Bridgeport. Parker could have slept in or taken a lunch break and still finished first. Parker completed the Olympic distance event in 2:26:40, and was 29:14 ahead of Margaret Deluca of Waccabuc, N.Y., in the 50-54 age group. She was the seventh woman overall, and third among women from Connecticut. Of the seven women who finished ahead of Parker, six were under the age of 24. The women from Connecticut who outdistanced her were 21 and 26. The race included many collegiate …
New Leader Fills Big Shoes For Fairfield Giants New Leader Fills Big Shoes For Fairfield Giants
New Leader Fills Big Shoes For Fairfield Giants FAIRFIELD, Conn. – Mark Innaimo knows he has big shoes to fill in replacing Jack Tetreau as the president of the Fairfield Giants Pop Warner Youth Football program. The good news is Tetreau has left a strong model to follow. Innaimo also has a board he believes will continue to lead the program forward. “Jack is tough to follow,’’ said Innaimo, who has been involved with the league since 2003. “It was Jack and his brother Mike, Steve Finnegan, and a lot of others who put in a lot of time to make this work. We have a great group of volunteers. From top to bottom, everybody gives 110 percent.…
Wilton Woman Latest To Break Westport Race Record Wilton Woman Latest To Break Westport Race Record
Wilton Woman Latest To Break Westport Race Record WESTPORT, Conn. – Wilton's Mary Zengo became the third runner this summer to re-write the record book in the 50th anniversary season of the Westport Summer Series last Saturday. Zengo, Amy Bevilaqua of Wilton and former Darien High running standout Chase Pizzonia established new marks this summer. Bevilaqua and Pizzonia did it on the same day, Aug. 11, in the 6.85-mile race. More than just performance records have fallen this year, though. Participation has continued to explode. In five of the nine races, the number of finishers surpassed last year’s totals. The total number of finishers in…
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