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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Greenwich Grocer Will Be Honored At Golf Event Greenwich Grocer Will Be Honored At Golf Event
Greenwich Grocer Will Be Honored At Golf Event GREENWICH, Conn. – Greenwich grocer Jerry Porricelli Jr. will be honored Oct. 15 for his decades of support for Abilis, people with disabilities and local charities during Golf for Abilis at Trump National Golf Club. Porricelli’s Market hosted a charity celebrity golf tournament in Old Greenwich for 24 years. Abilis (formerly ARC), the nonprofit that supports people of all ages in Greenwich and Stamford with autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy and other developmental disabilities, was one of several charities to benefit from the tournament throughout the years. The Jerry Sr. Memorial Celeb…
Stamford Skaters Kick Off New Season Stamford Skaters Kick Off New Season
Stamford Skaters Kick Off New Season STAMFORD, Conn. -- The Southern Connecticut Skating Club kicked off the start of the synchronized skating season last weekend at its annual summer clinic at Terry Conners Ice Rink.  Southern Connecticut Synchronized Skating is comprised of three teams. The Shimmers are the mid-level team. They will compete in the Pre-Juvenile division for the 2011-2012 season. The Sprites are the introductory level team. In the 2011-2012 season, the Sprites will compete in the Beginner division. The Shadows are the highest-level team. They will compete in the Open-Juvenile division for the 2011-2012 season. …
Danbury Doubles Team Wins Family Tennis Title Danbury Doubles Team Wins Family Tennis Title
Danbury Doubles Team Wins Family Tennis Title DANBURY, Conn. – Danbury’s Tommy and Takao Inouye won their third doubles championship Thursday in the First Niagara Family Classic at the Connecticut Tennis Center in New Haven. Both men said their 6-3, 6-2 win was harder than it looked. “It was a pretty good challenge,’’ said Tommy, 19, after beating Glastonbury Tennis Club’s Todd and Joshua Custer in the Parent and Child 19-and-over final. “They were a good team.” The Inouyes, who play out of Ridgefield Tennis Club, won their previous two titles in younger age divisions. “We were pretty relaxed,’’ Takao said. “It just took us a little …
Norwalk Triathlete Takes Long Road To London Norwalk Triathlete Takes Long Road To London
Norwalk Triathlete Takes Long Road To London NORWALK, Conn. – Norwalk’s Nick Logan was determined to race next year in London at Triathlon World Championship. Logan achieved his goal the hard way at last weekend’s USA Triathlon National Championships in Burlington, Vt. Logan, 31, raced Saturday in the Olympic distance championship. He finished 178th overall and 30th in his age group for those eligible for London. Only the Top 25 in the age group qualified for next year’s race in London. On Sunday, Logan officially punched his ticket to London. In the sprint distance event, Logan finished 60th overall and ninth in his age group. There …
Road Races, Triathlons Welcome Fairfield Athletes Road Races, Triathlons Welcome Fairfield Athletes
Road Races, Triathlons Welcome Fairfield Athletes FAIRFIELD COUNTY,  Conn. – Summer’s unofficial penultimate weekend includes a lot of racing opportunities for runners and triathletes around Fairfield County. There are road races on Friday in New Canaan and Saturday in Westport, while women have their choice of a triathlon or duathlon on Sunday in Norwalk. There is also a triathlon on Sunday in Bridgeport that will include many county contestants. The fourth annual All Out For Autism 5K begins at 6 p.m. Friday in downtown New Canaan. Race proceeds go to building a fitness path especially designed for people with autism. The race begins at …
Stamford Team Wins Mother-Son Doubles Title Stamford Team Wins Mother-Son Doubles Title
Stamford Team Wins Mother-Son Doubles Title STAMFORD, Conn. – Stamford’s Louise Soifer won her third title in the First Niagara Family Classic Thursday when she teamed with her son, Jordan, to win the Mother and Child 12-and-under championship at the Connecticut Tennis Center. Soifer won her previous two titles with her older son, Daniel. Thursday’s win was her first with Jordan. They defeated Michele and Andrew Vroman of Abbott Run Valley Club in Massachusetts. The Soifers play out of Intensity in Norwalk and are members at Long Ridge Club in Stamford. The Soifers won the first set, 7-5, and dropped the second, 6-1. The Stamford tea…
Easton Couple Wins Tennis Crown In New Haven Easton Couple Wins Tennis Crown In New Haven
Easton Couple Wins Tennis Crown In New Haven EASTON, Conn. – Easton’s Wendy and Ed Levine won the husband-and-wife championship in the First Niagara Family Classic Thursday at the Connecticut Tennis Center in New Haven. The tournament is run in conjunction with the New Haven Open. The Levines, who play out of Easton Racquet Club, won 7-5, 6-4 over Diane and Paul Garbaccio of Hardscrabble Club in Brewster, N.Y. The Levines seemed to be cruising toward an easy first set win after getting two early breaks. Midway through the first set, Ed Levine turned his ankle when he stopped suddenly. After a few moments, play resumed but Levine’s ank…
Ridgefield Woman Dips Into Triathlon Challenge Ridgefield Woman Dips Into Triathlon Challenge
Ridgefield Woman Dips Into Triathlon Challenge RIDGEFIELD, Conn. – Ridgefield’s Jen Blackwell knew she wasn’t going to win her first triathlon earlier this summer. She also knew she didn’t want to finish last. On Sunday in Norwalk, Blackwell will attempt her second triathlon when she participates in the Trifitness Women’s Triathlon at Calf Pasture Beach. The objective, primarily, is the same as her triathlon debut at the Ridgefield Triathlon in June. “I know I’m not going to be fast,’’ said Blackwell, who grew up in Norwalk. “A friend of mine told me don’t worry, you’ll always pass a man and you’ll feel good. Sure enough, it happened. I…
Former Stamford Sports Star Touched Community Former Stamford Sports Star Touched Community
Former Stamford Sports Star Touched Community STAMFORD, Conn. – A pair of former football teammates believe James Cobb, a scholastic star for Stamford High in the late 1960s and early 1970s, was as special in the community as he was an athlete. Cobb, 58, died Aug. 6 after a battle with cancer. He was a standout in football, basketball and baseball and helped the Black Knights win the Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference football championship in 1970. Cobb was an all-state football running back and played for one year at Dartmouth University. “I have never seen anyone excel at all sports like he did,’’ said Bobby Augusty…
Danbury Father, Son Serve For Family Tennis Title Danbury Father, Son Serve For Family Tennis Title
Danbury Father, Son Serve For Family Tennis Title DANBURY, Conn. – Winning never gets old for Danbury’s Takao Inouye. Victories with his son, Tommy, are especially meaningful. The Inouyes, who play out of Ridgefield Tennis Club, will try for another marquee victory Thursday at the First Niagara Family Classic tournament at the Connecticut Tennis Center in New Haven. They will meet Todd and Joshua Custer of Glastonbury in the Parent-Child 19-and-over championship at 4 p.m. The Inouyes won their club championship and then won three matches at a qualifier last month. In the semifinals, Takao and Tommy beat Teo and Tom Hoyt of Stratford, 6-4, …
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