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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New Canaan Triathlete Wins Age Group Title New Canaan Triathlete Wins Age Group Title New Canaan Triathlete Wins Age Group Title
New Canaan Triathlete Wins Age Group Title NEW CANAAN, Conn. – Eben Jones of New Canaan won his age division and was the top Connecticut finisher Saturday at the USA Triathlon National Age Group Championship in Burlington, Vt. Jones, 51, finished first out of 110 contestants in the 50-54 age division. He finished the race in 2:02.51. The Olympic distance consisted of a 1.5-kilometer (0.93 mile) swim, a 40K (24.8-mile) bike ride and a 10K (6.2-mile) run. Jones came in 49th overall in a field of 1,649 finishers. Earlier this summer, Jones won his age group and finished fourth overall in the Pat Griskus Sprint Triathlon. He also fini…
Wilson Eliminated at U.S. Amateur Wilson Eliminated at U.S. Amateur Wilson Eliminated at U.S. Amateur
Wilson Eliminated at U.S. Amateur NORWALK, Conn. – Rowayton golfer Cameron Wilson lost in the first round of match play at the U.S. Amateur golf competition Thursday at Erin Hills in Erin, Wis. Kelly Kraft, of Denton, Texas, eliminated Wilson, 3&2. Wilson, who will be a sophomore at Stanford University, trailed after the second hole and never gained the lead. The match was halted Wednesday because of darkness with Wilson 3-down after seven holes. Kraft continued to build the lead and was 4-up after 10. Wilson never got closer than 3-down the rest of the way. Wilson, who played in high school at St. Luke's in New Canaan…
Area Triathletes Shine in National Race Area Triathletes Shine in National Race Area Triathletes Shine in National Race
Area Triathletes Shine in National Race New Canaan's Eben Jones, Old Greenwich's Karen Newman, Westport's Marcus Russi and Stamford's Megan Kelly were among the top finishers from Fairfield County on Saturday in the USA Triathlon Age Group National Championships in Burlington, Vt. The race featured the top triathletes in the country. Jones, 51, won his age group in the Olympic distance event, which consisted of a 1.5-kilometer (0.93-mile) swim, 40K (24.8-miled) bike ride and 10K (6.2-mile) run. Newman, 50, finished third in her age group in the Sprint distance triathlon, which is a 750-meter (0.47-mile) swim, a 20K (12.4-mile) bik…
Greenwich Woman 3rd in Age Group Triathlon Greenwich Woman 3rd in Age Group Triathlon Greenwich Woman 3rd in Age Group Triathlon
Greenwich Woman 3rd in Age Group Triathlon GREENWICH, Conn. – Karen Newman of Old Greenwich finished third in her age group Saturday at the USA Triathlon Age Group Championship in Burlington, Vt. Newman, 50, finished 178th overall and was 43rd among 187 women. She finished the race in 1:22.24. The race consisted of a 750-meter (0.47-mile) swim, a 20K (12.4-mile) bike ride and a 5K (3.1-mile) run. Newman, a breast cancer survivor, was fifth among Connecticut women. Megan Kelly of Stamford led Connecticut women across the finish line, finishing 143rd overall in 1:20.08. In an Olympic distance race at nationals, Robert Dahl finished e…
Wilson Trails in Opening Match at U.S. Amateur Wilson Trails in Opening Match at U.S. Amateur Wilson Trails in Opening Match at U.S. Amateur
Wilson Trails in Opening Match at U.S. Amateur NORWALK, Conn. — Rowayton's Cameron Wilson faces an uphill climb in the U.S. Amateur golf tournament after play was suspended Wednesday because of darkness. The tournament is being played at Erin Hills in Erin, Wis. Kelly Kraft leads Wilson, 3-up, after seven holes of the first-round match. Wilson, a rising sophomore at Stanford, made the match play field as the 15th seed. Kraft, of Denton, Texas, is seeded 50th. Seeds are meaningless in match play, and Kraft took control early by winning the second hole with a par. The Texan won the fifth hole with another par and went 3-up with a birdie …
Greenwich Golfer Near Lead at Met Open Greenwich Golfer Near Lead at Met Open Greenwich Golfer Near Lead at Met Open
Greenwich Golfer Near Lead at Met Open Danny Balin of Burning Tree in Greenwich stands in seventh place entering the final round of the Metropolitan PGA Open Championship at Sleepy Hollow Country Club in Scarborough, N.Y. Mike Ballo of Woodway, Ryan Kalista of Innis Arden and Jerry Courville of Shorehaven are other area pros who survived the 36-hole cut. The final round will be played Thursday. Balin followed his opening 67 with a 73 on Wednesday. He stands at 140, four shots behind leader Morgan Hoffman. Balin had three birdies but took a seven on the par-4 ninth hole. He also had three bogeys on the par-70 course. Kalista sho…
Time To Register for Tour de Greenwich Time To Register for Tour de Greenwich Time To Register for Tour de Greenwich
Time To Register for Tour de Greenwich GREENWICH – The Volvo of Stamford Tour de Greenwich XXVII, a 20-mile bicycle race, will take place at 7:30 a.m. Sept. 18 starting at Greenwich High School. The pre-entry fee is $35; it will cost $45 on the morning of the race. Each participant will receive a long sleeve race shirt and a water bottle. A post-ride brunch will be held during the awards ceremony. A winner's jersey will be presented to the champion in each age group. All riders must wear ANSI-approved helmets. Entry forms may be obtained on the www.threadsandtreads.com website and at the Threads and Treads sporting goods store a…
Weston Weed Whackers Rally Keeps Title Hope Alive Weston Weed Whackers Rally Keeps Title Hope Alive Weston Weed Whackers Rally Keeps Title Hope Alive
Weston Weed Whackers Rally Keeps Title Hope Alive Updated on Aug. 24: at 2 p.m. Because of an unfavorable weather forecast, the championship game has been re-scheduled for Wednesday at 6 p.m. WESTON, Conn. – Down to her last strike and her team trailing by a run, Bev Bonfoey of the Weed Whackers in the Weston Women's Softball League just wanted to make contact. She did, delivering a double down the left field line to drive in two runs and give the Weed Whackers a 6-5 victory over Peter's Spirits. The victory in the first game of the championship round forced a winner-take-all game Thursday at Hurlbutt Elementary School. Peter's, the defend…
Coxswain from Norwalk River Steers U.S. Boat to Worlds Coxswain from Norwalk River Steers U.S. Boat to Worlds Coxswain from Norwalk River Steers U.S. Boat to Worlds
Coxswain from Norwalk River Steers U.S. Boat to Worlds STAMFORD, Conn. – Alex Stein loves to race. The Stamford woman used to do it on the track for Westhill High School, and now she does it in a boat as the coxswain for the Adaptive Four team that will compete for the United States in the World Championships beginning Aug. 28 in Bled, Slovenia. "Track helped me a lot with the racing mentality and the competitive mentality,'' said Stein, who competed as hurdler for Westhill track coach Ed Lane. "Competing in track and rowing really aren't that much different." When Stein neared the end of her high school career in 2002, Lane asked whether she …
Local Sprinters Excel in Final Scholastic Meet Local Sprinters Excel in Final Scholastic Meet Local Sprinters Excel in Final Scholastic Meet
Local Sprinters Excel in Final Scholastic Meet WILTON, Conn. – Connecticut Elite sprinters Margo Foley of Wilton and Kelley Hussey of Westport ran in the final meets of their high school careers earlier this month in Newburgh, N.Y. Hussey won the 100 in a time of 12.91, followed by Foley in 13.14. Foley later finished first in the 200 in 27.34, setting a personal record. The runners are coached by Kevin Foley, who runs the Wilton-based club. Foley will run at Lynchburg College in Virginia. Hussey will head to Johns Hopkins in Maryland to continue her track career. "We are proud of all that Kelley and Margo have accomplished with the…
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