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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Bronson Road Changed Lives of Fairfield Family Bronson Road Changed Lives of Fairfield Family Bronson Road Changed Lives of Fairfield Family
Bronson Road Changed Lives of Fairfield Family FAIRFIELD, Conn. – Fairfield's Dianna Cutler believes her husband's life was saved because of a bike ride more than five years ago on Bronson Road near Greenfield Hill Congregational Church. The trek was once part of the Connecticut Challenge. The course has changed but not Cutler's outlook. "I am,'' she said, "gratified for that hill." Cutler will ride in Saturday's Connecticut Challenge with her husband, Peter, and children, Garrett, 11, and Elizabeth, 9. Her husband will pedal on the 75- or 100-mile journey, and she will ride with her kids on a 10-mile loop. Dianna and Peter pedaled up …
Three Divers Sweep County Crowns Three Divers Sweep County Crowns Three Divers Sweep County Crowns
Three Divers Sweep County Crowns FAIRFIELD, Conn. – Divers from Stamford and Darien won two events apiece at the Fairfield County Swimming League championships Monday at the Patterson Club in Fairfield. A diver from Riverside won one event.  Stamford's Sean Burston, competing for the Long Ridge Club, won 14-and-under titles on the 1- and 3-meter boards. Darien's Lizzie Fitzpatrick, diving for the Tokeneke Club, won in the girls 14-and-under competitions. And Darien's Jake Bowtell won the boys 17-and-under titles on both boards. Danielle DeNunzio of Riverside won the 1-meter competition for girls 17-and-under.  In the boys …
Stamford White Sox Head for Playoff Opener Stamford White Sox Head for Playoff Opener Stamford White Sox Head for Playoff Opener
Stamford White Sox Head for Playoff Opener STAMFORD, Conn. – The Stamford White Sox, defending champions of the Westchester Baseball Association, play the Mill Basin Mariners Thursday at 8 p.m. at Cubeta in the first round of the league playoffs. The winner advances to a best-of-three series beginning Saturday. The WBA is primarily for college-age players. The White Sox finished the regular season 17-8-1, while the Mariners went 14-8. The Pelham Mets finished 27-1 to win the regular season and play the Collegians in another first-round matchup. The White Sox, managed by Mike Inzitari, have lost three of their last four entering the…
Fairfield Softball Resumes Regional Play Fairfield Softball Resumes Regional Play Fairfield Softball Resumes Regional Play
Fairfield Softball Resumes Regional Play FAIRFIELD, Conn. – The Fairfield Little League Girls Softball team picks up again Thursday for a quarterfinal game in the East Regional in Bristol. The next three games are elimination contests for Fairfield, which went 3-1 in pool play. "Against the New England teams, I think we can be beat by any one and we can beat any one,'' manager Jarry Rasmussen said. "We have to keep playing the way we've been playing." Fairfield is top seed among the five New England teams. It plays Vermont at 8 p.m. in Thursday's quarterfinal. Maine meets Rhode Island at 2 p.m. Thursday in the other game between N…
Gabby's Diary: Busy Days in Bristol Gabby's Diary: Busy Days in Bristol Gabby's Diary: Busy Days in Bristol
Gabby's Diary: Busy Days in Bristol Gabby Natoli of the Fairfield Little League Girls Softball All-Star team is writing a diary of her experiences as the team competes at the East Regional in Bristol.   Hey guys! Gabby Natoli and the Fairfield Little League girls softball team here in Bristol. On Tuesday morning after breakfast we hung out and read and napped. Then we went to watch the Massachusetts vs. Vermont game. There we got slushies and some candy. After that we went to fielding practice and lunch. Next we hung out and went to dinner, where it started pouring. After a 30-minute rain delay, the game was back on and we h…
Norwalk to Host Countywide Youth Fitness Jamboree Norwalk to Host Countywide Youth Fitness Jamboree Norwalk to Host Countywide Youth Fitness Jamboree
Norwalk to Host Countywide Youth Fitness Jamboree NORWALK, Conn. -- The Chelsea Cohen Fitness Academy kicks off its mission of introducing healthy lifestyle practices to underserved youth at its first annual Jamboree Wednesday, Aug. 3, at Norwalk High's Testa Field football stadium from 1-3 p.m. More than 500 youngsters from summer camps around Fairfield County are expected to attend. The Jamboree is two hours of games, fitness education and activities designed as a special day trip for the campers ages 8-15. The kids will learn about the benefits of leading an active, healthy lifestyle. Academy fitness experts will conduct educational demo…
Tournament Scoreboard, Schedule Tournament Scoreboard, Schedule Tournament Scoreboard, Schedule
Tournament Scoreboard, Schedule Wednesday's Games Baseball American Legion State Tournament Senior Division Middletown 9, Stamford 1 Branford 4, Greenwich 1 Little League Section 1 Championship Fairfield American 14, East Haven 3 Little League 10- and 11-year-old tournament Section 1 championship Fairfield American 14, Wilton 3 Cal Ripken 11-year-old state tournament Newtown 10, Norwalk 6 Thursday's Games Baseball American Legion State Tournament Junior Division Stamford vs. West Hartford at Windsor Locks, 3:30 p.m. Bethel vs. Norwalk at Danbury, 6:30 p.m. Cal Ripken 11-year-old state tournament Norwalk…
Norwalk Cal Ripken 11s Fall to Newtown Norwalk Cal Ripken 11s Fall to Newtown Norwalk Cal Ripken 11s Fall to Newtown
Norwalk Cal Ripken 11s Fall to Newtown NORWALK, Conn. – The Norwalk Cal Ripken 11-year-old All-Stars have shown a fondness for come-from-behind wins this season. They'll need to do it in the state tournament, too. Norwalk lost to Newtown on Wednesday night in Danbury, 10-6, in the winners' bracket final. Norwalk plays Oxford in Danbury at 5:30 p.m. Thursday in the losers' bracket final. If Norwalk wins, it would need to beat Newtown twice in the championship round, which begins Friday. "We've been coming from behind all season, so I don't see why we can't do it,'' manager Mike Claps said. "This is a resilient team." Johnny Thor…
One-Time Norwalk Ballplayer's Essay Wins Award One-Time Norwalk Ballplayer's Essay Wins Award One-Time Norwalk Ballplayer's Essay Wins Award
One-Time Norwalk Ballplayer's Essay Wins Award WESTPORT, Conn. – Westport baseball player Noah Yokoi won an essay-writing contest sponsored by Minor League Baseball. For his efforts, Yokoi visited a New Britain Rock Cats game where he and three other boys threw out the first pitch. He also earned a trip to Vero Beach, Fla., the headquarters for Minor League Baseball. Yokoi's essay focused on how baseball bridges the gap between cultures. Noah wrote about his experience last summer at the Cal Ripken World Series and his association with the Norwalk team. He wrote the essay at the urging of his language arts teacher at Coleytown Middle Sch…
Luchansky Leads Strong Effort by Wahoos Luchansky Leads Strong Effort by Wahoos Luchansky Leads Strong Effort by Wahoos
Luchansky Leads Strong Effort by Wahoos WILTON, Conn. – Wilton Wahoo swimmer Katy Luchansky finished fourth in the 400 free and helped the 200 medley relay team to a fifth place finish in the YMCA Long Course National Championships on Tuesday at Georgia Tech. The Wahoos are in third place in the meet with 195 points. The women's team is second out of 44 teams, and the men's team is 18th out of 48. Maddie Smart took sixth in the 400 free, and Caitlin Cole was18th. Stephanie Moriarty, Alyssa Storino and Smart joined Luchansky on the 200 medley relay. In other races for Wahoo girls, Storino was 18th in the 50 breaststroke; Sharon A…
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