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Junior Bea Eppler is one of the returning veterans on the New Canaan field hockey team, which is aiming high in 2011. The Rams have been FCIAC and State championships contenders in each of the past two years, even reaching the conference and Class M finals two seasons ago.
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Veterans, new talent give Rams a great mix in 2011

New Canaan field hockey team sets its sights on return trips to FCIAC and State tournaments
will be looking to lead the Rams back to the postseason again this year. Erin Gildeas New Canaan The tri-captains are hunfield hockey team has had gry for more after the Rams much success over the past finished off a solid season in two seasons, 2010. New Canaan was 11with much of 6-1-1 and qualified for the that coming FCIAC and State playoffs and from the abilwon a game in each tournaity to locate ment. Those are by no means new talent in disappointing results, but after the programs going 17-4-1 and reaching ranks. the FCIAC and State Class M Several times, the head finals the year prior, the Rams coach has had players step out were looking for more. of the shadows and onto center Thats served to make the stage without missing a beat. eight seniors all the more preThat kind of occurrence is pared to get back to the finals. a great motivator for girls who We have a young team may not find themselves in this year and we only return 10 the starting lineup to begin the players from last years team, season. but we have eight seniors who I always tell the girls who are very, very hungry, Gildea dont play a lot to be patient, said. This is their last year Gildea said. If theyre called and they really want to go out with a bang. But we also have a lot of new players who are going to be out there right from the start and really make an impact. Sztorc will be headlining an offense which lost its top scorer, Caroline Falcone, to graduation. New Canaan was fine getting the ball into the circle last year, but at times had trouble finishing. Ive challenged them to finish more this year, Gildea said. Weve been good at bringing the ball up the field, but weve struggled with taking advantage and scoring. Its going to see who emerges as a scorer this year its really wide open. Sztorc begins as the prime weapon and only returning starter on offense. Gildea teases the captain by calling her a bull in the china shop, which perfectly describes the way Sztorc can disrupt opposing defenses. No one scares her and shes tough as nails, Gildea said. When she gets the ball on her stick shes like a freight train coming down the field. Shes very strong mentally and physically and shes Dave Stewart Photo worked very, very hard in the New Canaan junior Bridget Falcone returns at center-mid- offseason. Shes really hungry field as the Rams set their sights on return trips to the FCIAC to prove to herself and everyand State playoffs. body else that she can carry an By Dave Stewart Sports Editor upon and they do a good job, theyll force us to make room for them. That much was evident during the past two seasons, when several players, including defender Grace Burke and forward Martel Bruno, were in the background before taking on key roles late in consecutive campaigns. Burke made her mark as a sophomore, when she came in to play defense in the FCIAC semis, and Bruno did it last year, when she jumped up from the J.V. team and scored in her first varsity contest. Now, Burke is a senior tricaptain alongside defender Phoebe Wilkes and forward Melanie Sztorc, and that trio offense and put the ball in the cage. Shes done a great job motivating the girls through the conditioning workouts. Joining Sztorc on offense is junior Bea Eppler, a returning varsity veteran who played midfield last season. Eppler is a three-sport standout at the high school, also playing ice hockey and lacrosse. Shes taken on a leadership role as well with some of the younger girls, Gildea said. Shes got some of the best stick work and shes a player that wants the ball. She can take it from end to end and put it in the cage. Bruno and junior Michelle Paturzo will be featured on the offense, and have the added advantage of having worked together for several years. Also in the offensive mix are sophomore Mo Schott, whom Gildea called the fastest player Ive had, juniors Tori Williams and Dana DeFrano, sophomore Abby Jamison and freshman Isabella Taben. Gildea pointed out that with so many weapons, the Rams will use a lot of rotation on the attack. Starring at midfield is returning center-midfielder Bridget Falcone, a junior. Shes a coachs dream, Gildea said. Shes intense, she works hard and shes exactly what a center-mid should be. Shes strong offensively, confident on defense. Abbey Buckenheimer, a senior, is back at the left-middie spot, a difficult position because she will be clashing with opponents strong side. Gildea said Buckenheimer has great stick work and will be a big asset for New Canaan. The right-mid spot is an open battle, with juniors Michelle Halpert, Alexa Ozimek and Courtney Cole all in the hunt to start. Junior Molly Aaronson could also see time there. The defense should be a strength for the Rams, with five seniors and two returning starters with co-captains Burke at center and Wilkes on the left. Grace has been with me since her sophomore year, Gildea said. I knew from day one that this is her sport and its what she dedicates her time to all year round. Its very easy to see how hard she works whenever she steps on the field. Shes solid defensively and brings a sense of calm and confidence to some of the newer defenders. Shes also hungry to not just get to the finals, but to win one. I think shes going to have a great season. Wilkes has been with the program for three years and will be at the key spot as the starting left backer. This is only her third season playing field hockey and she plays one of the most difficult positions shes my left-back and shes the flyer on corners, Gildea said. Shes a feisty player; she never backs down; and she likes to go up against the other teams best player. Shes gotten better and better as shes gotten more experience under her belt. Joining them are seniors Molly Robustelli and Robin Neuhaus, who may see time at midfield, and junior Madison Seger. In the cage will be goalie Britt Gardella, who takes over for Amanda Milunovich after two seasons as the varsity backup. Gardella excelled as the NCHS ice hockey teams goalie last winter, and Gildea said shes ready for her time in the field hockey limelight. Shes been eagerly waiting for her chance to be the starting goalie, the coach said. Shes got great talent and I feel very comfortable having her in the cage. Gardella and the rest of the 2011 Rams had their first test when they hosted Stamford on Tuesday and, over the next few weeks, will face some tough teams in Ludlowe, Cheshire, Wilton and Greenwich. Gildeas message to the team at this point is simple. Just remain humble and be patient, she said. Its very hard to tell where you are until you start playing games. Were going to take it one game at a time and each player has set goals for themselves and we have team goals. We want to be in contention in the postseason but right now we want to be prepared and enjoy playing.

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Rams at a glance
Head Coach Erin Gildea (3rd year)
2010 Record: 11-6-1-1; FCIAC, Class M playoffs Captains: Grace Burke, Phoebe Wilkes and Melanie Sztorc Others to watch: Bridget Falcone, Bea Eppler, Abbey Buckenheimer, Martel Bruno, Michelle Paturzo and Britt Gardella The Big Games Sept. 23 at Fairfield-Ludlowe at Dunning Field; Sept. 26 vs.Wilton at Dunning Field - Perennial FCIAC and State contenders, New Canaan and Wilton split two meetings last fall. Wilton won a 1-0 regular season game in September, but the Rams got revenge with a 20 win in the State quarterfinals. The two teams figure to be in the hunt again this year; Oct. 3 vs. Greenwich at Dunning Field; Oct. 20 vs. Warde at Dunning Field; Oct. 22 at Darien.

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Armed and dangerous

With Milano in the QB pocket, Rams are again serious contenders
By Dave Stewart Sports Editor The New Canaan Rams have set the bar so high over the past decade that a football season in which they went 11-2, shellacked rival Darien 42-14 on Thanksgiving Day, and reached the finals of the State Class L tournament can be viewed as a bit of a disappointment. In reality, the Rams were likely the best team in the FCIAC in 2010. A heartbreaking 28-27 loss to St. Joseph kept New Canaan out of the FCIAC title game, but it responded by whacking the league champion Blue Wave by 28 points in the annual Turkey Bowl. New Canaan is similar to the New York Yankees. Playoff berths are expected and championships are the goal year-in and year-out. Once again in 2011, the pipeline of talent has the Rams looking like a contender, but head coach Lou Marinelli would like his team to focus on the present and not dwell on the past. You cant change whats already been, the coach said after a preseason jamboree. Whats happened in the past has nothing to do with them, Wed like to have them carry on the legacy and were proud of the legacy we have, but we hope they write their own little chapter of the legacy. One player who has his own chapter, and hopes to add to it this fall, is senior cocaptain and quarterback Matt Milano. Milano was prolific as a junior. His 42 passing touchdowns set a new State record, and he set NCHS marks in yards passing (3,128), completions (212) and attempts (350). He completed better than 60% of his passes and average 240.6 yards per game. Milanos worth to the Rams goes far beyond those gaudy stats, according to Marinelli. Aside from the numbers, hes worked hard at mastering the offense and hes one of the guys who can see the entire field, Marinelli said. Hes been in the system now for all four years and as a starter for two. Hes further along than he was last year at this point and it happens because hes working hard. Hes the person were basing our offense around and were fortunate to have him. Joining Milano as co-captains are senior classmates Kevin McDonough, Thomas Rochlin and Bobby Distler. The 5-11, 205-pound McDonough had an outstanding campaign last year, and earned All-State honors as a linebacker. McDonough may also see some time running the ball, although Marinelli said the coaches would like to have the players concentrate on one side of the ball. Kevin is a quiet leader and he really leads by example, Marinelli said. Hes a very good high school football player as a linebacker. His talent as a football player is a great example for everyone else. Hes a very tough kid and certainly one of our better players. Rochlin (6-0, 250) is the lone captain among the linemen and will fill the leadership role vacated by Connor Hanratty, who is now in the football program at Notre Dame. Rochlin will anchor the defensive line as a tackle and could rotate in on the offensive line at points this season. Rochlin is our only captain whos a lineman, so hes taken over the leadership role in the trenches, Marinelli said. Distler (5-8, 173) is an inside linebacker next to McDonough. Distler, who could also see some time at running back, has been hampered by injuries throughout his high school career. You talk about toughness

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New Canaan linebacker Dylan Leeming (14) sacks Darien quarterback Chris Allam during the Rams 42-14 rout of the Blue Wave in last years Turkey Bowl. This years annual holiday clash will be held at Dunning Field, Thursday, November 24.
The offensive line will feature senior Kalin Killinger (61, 239), a three-year starter, at left guard. After that, the front will feature all new faces as starters. (Coaches) Mike Glass and Anthony Silvestro have had to totally rebuild the line with the exception of Kalin, Marinelli said. There are some good players in the mix and some good backups who have helped out, so well have to see how they do. Taking over at right guard is senior Will Nemiroff (62, 195), with senior Rami Hamdan (6-3, 235) at right tackle and senior Chris Dijs (6-3, 235) at left tackle. Senior Nick Pelli (5-8, 230) is the center, with junior Dylan Karnedy (5-11, 165) pushing for playing time. Others in the mix include Rochlin, junior Alex Sigg (62, 230) and sophomore Beau Santero (6-2, 195). On the defensive side of the ball, the Rams feature five returning veterans. With five starters returning, we hope to be a little bit stronger defensively this year, Marinelli said. We hope thats more of a strong point for us. Leading the way is an outstanding quartet of linebackers, with three returning starters. The All-Stater McDonough is back as an inside linebacker, with Distler moving into a starting role. At outside linebacker, the Rams will again have seniors Dylan Leeming (6-4, 185) and John Brainard (6-3, 195). Michael Root (6-0, 175), a sophomore, has also impressed at linebacker, with Marinelli saying hes going to be a great football player for us. Also in the mix at linebacker are senior Lucian Soro (6-1, 165), juniors Thomas Costigan (6-0, 175) and John Rhudy (61, 165) and sophomore Cole Harris (5-10, 170). The defensive line will include Rochlin and senior Hunter Budd, another returning starter, as tackles, with senior Raynor Cordes (6-0, 175) at nose guard. Sophomore Connor Buck (6-2, 218) could also see some time at nose guard, with junior Graham Thalacker (5-10, 220) as a backup tackle The secondary is inexperienced this season, with several players battling for playing time at the safety and corner back spots. Seniors Patrick Burke, Jared Meichner and Stephan Walker were the leading safety candidates during the preseason, with senior Kevin Tedesco and senior Michael Bossidy at the corners. Other options at safety include junior Kyle McEneaney, Lynch and sophomores Robby Paul and Max Wilson.

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and being gritty hes had about three or four surgeries, but even after he was hurt as a sophomore and a junior, hes always there and helping out whatever way he can. Hes really a team guy, Marinelli said. The biggest shoes to fill on this years roster are those of Kevin Macari, a phenomenal wide receiver who teamed up with Milano for some outstanding numbers in 2010. Macari set an NCHS career record with 30 TD passes and ranks second with 2,068 receiving yards. He recently began his career at Georgetown University by catching a 44yard touchdown pass in his first game. While players of Macaris caliber are hard to come by, Marinelli feels his 2011 receiving corps is a deep one. Leading the returning group is senior Patrick Newton, who was second on the team with 43 catches for 559 yards and six TDs last year. Senior Connor Kilbane had 26 catches for 316 yards and five TDs as a junior, and has looked solid this preseason. Senior Peter Kraus will also be a big weapon this year. An injury limited Kraus to five games as a junior, but he still caught 12 passes for 126 yards and two TDs. Also in the mix at wide receiver are a trio of juniors with Grady Lynch, Ryan Minaglia and Jack Barfuss. Newton, Kraus and Kilbane are the key targets for us, Marinelli said. Theyll be the starters, but we have a few other guys who will see a lot of playing time as well. Guys like Grady Lynch and Ryan Minaglia will back them up and could see some time. Duke Repko, a junior who was hurt for much of last season, returns and could start at halfback, while junior Andrew Read has also looked solid at that spot. Junior Louis Hagopian (510, 150) has stepped up into the starting tailback role, while Distler, McDonough, sophomore Cole Harris and Nick Cascione are also options. Dave Stewart Photo The Rams also have two New Canaans Matt Milano set a Connecticut record with 42 sophomores to backup Milano touchdown passes last season. Milano, now a senior co-cap- at quarterback: The left-hander tain, is back under center and will headline a potent passing Ted Bossidy, and right-hander attack this fall. Cascione.

Fighting for playing time at the corners are senior Jake Miller, junior Nick Musicco and Read. New Canaan opens the season with a road game against Bassick in Bridgeports Kennedy Stadium at 6 p.m. today, Thursday, with the home opener set for Friday, September 23, at 7 p.m. vs. Trinity Catholic. Marinelli said the Rams have looked out of synch during the preseason, especially after many of the practices were rescheduled in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Irene and the subsequent delayed opening for school. I think our preparation is behind but hopefully, we can catch up and get where were supposed to be, the coach said. Weve looked ill-prepared at times in scrimmages, but thats what scrimmages are for. Im hopeful well get back on track. As for the winning tradition the Rams have built, Marinelli is confident the players are ready to add a new chapter. Youd like to think they want to write their own legacy of what their senior year is, but they also know its been done before, Marinelli said. So if we can get the right attutude going in and they carry some of that with them, we have the possibility to be really good. We have a lot to do, but this could develop into something good.

Rams at a glance
Head Coach Lou Marinelli (31st year)
2010 Record: 11-2, Class L runner-up, Turkey Bowl champions Captains: Matt Milano, Thomas Rochlin, Bobby Distler and Kevin McDonough Others to watch: Dylan Leeming, John Brainard, Hunter Budd, Patrick Newton, Kalin Killinger, Connor Kilbane, Peter Kraus, Louis Hagopian, Hunter Budd, Duke Repko and Will Nemiroff. The Big Games Sept. 30 vs. Fairfield-Warde; Oct. 22 vs. St. Joseph at Dunning Field - The Rams finished just outside the bubble to qualify for the FCIAC final last year and their 28-27 loss to St. Joseph in Trumbull was the reason. This year, New Canaan has revenge on its mind as it gets the Cadets on Homecoming Day at Dunning Field; Oct. 4 at Stamford; Nov. 11 vs. Trumbull at Dunning Field; Nov. 24 - Annual Turkey Bowl vs. Darien at Dunning Field.

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Sarah Mannelly (20) battles a St. Joseph Cadet at Connor Field last fall. A defender, Mannelly returns as a team captain alongside goalie Holly Burwick and defender Julia Tuttle.
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Experienced Rams ready to rumble in FCIAC

New Canaan girls soccer returns 16 varsity players for another run at the league and State playoffs
By Dave Stewart Sports Editor The daily grind of FCIAC girls soccer competition isnt for the faint of heart. With the better part of two-thirds of the league putting playoff contenders on the field, the focus and intensity of teams is severely tested as the fall wears on. Experience thus becomes a clear advantage. Thats why, when head coach Kirk Bamford looks at his New Canaan girls soccer team this fall, he cant help but be optimistic as no fewer than 16 girls return with having already seen varsity action Weve all experienced the intensity of playing three games in five days and that sort of thing, Bamford, who is in his third year with the Rams, said. Game after game, the FCIAC is some of the toughest competition you can get, so that experience is needed. Its not new for us, so were not blind to that. They understand whats required and how important it is to keep focused game after game. The experience will certainly come in handy, as the Rams will need to adjust to the loss of a pair of All-State players, after Caroline Murray and Jana Persky graduated in the spring. The past two seasons have been successful ones for New Canaan, which last year went 16-5-2 and reached the FCIAC quarterfinals and the State semifinals. That followed a 19-1-3 season in 2009, when the Rams captured the State Class L and FCIAC championships. Plenty of players on the rosters were part of those successes, and will look to carry on the tradition while also writing their own chapter. Theres a little bit of pride in what theyve achieved and theyre all good kids and they all have great attitudes, Bamford said. Each year, even though there are a lot of players coming back, its a new team. So their attitude is, this is a new team and what can we do this year? What will move this team forward? Theres a satisfaction in what weve done and how weve done it, and theres still some of that identity here. But we want to progress and be successful each year. Bamford is working with a technically sound team which is athletic and has a great deal of versatility. It wont be surprising to see several players popping up at different positions depending on the circumstances. Throughout the team weve got some versatility, Bamford said, so people can slide around a little bit. Leading the Rams are the senior tri-captains Holly Burwick in goal and Sarah Mannelly and Julia Tuttle on defense. Bamford cited the players experience, skills and communication as sources of leadership. They all have a lot of experience of being in the program and they value the achievements that weve had over the past few years, the coach said. They know whats been needed and whats helped that happen. Theyre all accomplished players with good, sound technical skills. All the girls respond to them and thats great for the team dynamic. Burwick is beginning her fourth year in the varsity net, and provides a great presence on the defensive end. With Burwick in the net last year, the Rams defense surrendered just 13 goals overall and had 13 shutouts in 23 games. The goalie was named to the All-FCIAC Second Team for her performance. Holly plays and leads by example, Bamford said. And she has a very good understanding of the game. New Canaans defense is very deep, with Tuttle and Mannelly also back as starters. Julia is very level-headed on defense and she has a great calming influence with the group, Bamford said. Sarah is a good role model and a great athlete. Most of the kids look up to her and obviously, she performs well on the field. Joing them are senior Stephanie Benko, juniors Brianna McEwan and Kelly Armstrong. Also in the mix for playing time are sophomore Lainie Noonan and freshman Maria Braccio. At midfield, the Rams return junior Anna Borea, another AllFCIAC Second Teamer, in the center. Flanking her will be a mix of players including seniors Lauren Holec, Kendall Danforth and Mallory Hall, junior Sara Greene, sophomore Samantha Ashley and freshman Kyla

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New Canaans Madzie Carroll takes to the air for the ball during a game at Dunning Field last fall. The Rams return 16 varsity veterans to their roster this year.
Persky. Up top at forward, New Canaan again features experience. Three-year varsity veteran Abigail Sawabini, a junior, is back as a striker, with Madzie Carroll and Eileen Dinnie, two more juniors, also back in the ranks. New to the offensive attack is freshman Courtney Overacker. Bamford said all four players are capable scorers and will help provide some different looks this season. Despite the disruptions and delays caused by Tropical Storm Irene, the Rams were able to put together a solid preseason, winning their first two scrimmages by a combined score of 6-0. New Canaan opened the season Tuesday night in Norwalk and will receive a big early test in the second game, when they face the FairfieldWarde Mustangs in a road game today, Thursday.

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Rams at a glance
Head Coach Kirk Bamford (3rd year)
2010 Record: 16-5-2; FCIAC playoffs, Class L semis Captains: Holly Burwick, Julia Tuttle and Sarah Mannelly Others to watch: Anna Borea, Stephanie Benko, Kelly Armstrong, Brianna McEwan, Abigail Sawabini, Madzie Carroll, Lauren Holec and Kendall Danforth The Big Games Sept. 15 at Fairfield-Warde; Sept. 23 vs. Darien at Connor Field; Sept. 27 at Wilton; Oct. 25 vs. Ridgefield at Dunning Stadium; Oct. 27 at Greenwich - New Canaan and Greenwich have had some memorable clashes over the years, including last years battle, won by Greenwich, 2-1. This years meeting comes late in the season and, given the quality of the two programs, should be a big one for playoff seedings.

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Spinu and Ram harriers running at high speed

New Canaan boys head into season with high goals once again
By Dave Stewart Sports Editor The importance of Alex Spinu in the New Canaan cross country and track and field programs cannot be underestimated. But even Spinu may have outdone himself in the spring. Running the anchor leg of the 4x800 relay at the New Balance Nationals, Spinu erased a 20-meter gap between New Canaan and Don Bosco Prep and propelled the Rams to the championship in the emerging elite division. The performance was one which was praised by Evan Remley, head coach of the NCHS boys cross country team and an assistant for track and field. His anchor leg at Nationals to win the emerging elite title for the team was probably as good a race as a New Canaan runner has ever run, Remley said. His split was 1:54, which would be a State Open champion for Connecticut. He was 20 meters down and then he finished about 20 to 30 meters ahead of the Don Bosco Prep guy. Hes been as important a runner as weve had here. Hes just fantastic. Spinu has a chance to add to his already stellar resume this fall, as he takes over the role of senior co-captain on the Rams boys cross country team. Spinu, and fellow seniors Dylan Kavookjian, Henson Orser and Wes Rhudy, will lead a solid New Canaan squad, which is looking to maintain its spot as one of the FCIACs upper tier teams. Graduation hurt the Rams, as it claimed Patrick Daly and Brant Hoffman, who ran second and third on the team last year. Remley is confident the team has enough to fill those holes, as long as some of the other runners can step up. We lost two good guys last year but we have some really strong runners coming back, the coach said. Like any team, the challenge for us is going to be transitioning our younger guys into more leading roles. But were poised to have a pretty good season. Spinu is the clear headliner and will look to make it three straight seasons on the All-FCIAC First Team. He finished 15th as a sophomore and moved up to 11th last season, but Remley feels he can improve even more. Alex should be in a great spot to do really well, Remley said. He was First Team all-conference and Im hoping he can move a lot higher this year. Im hoping that we can get another guy in there to place First or Second Team All-Conference whether its Henson, Dylan or Kalan (Lysenko), whos having a good starting training session. One of those guys should be able to step up and fill the void that Pat left. Were in pretty good shape, but we need one of those guys to step up and take on a pretty big role. After Spinu, Lysenko is the Rams top returning runner from last years FCIAC meet. The junior ran 33rd to finish six spots ahead of Kavookjian, who was 39th. The captains Rhudy, Orser and Kavookjian are as solid as they come and any one of them, if not all three, could earn a place on the All-FCIAC Second Team this year. Wes is a great guy, he gives us a lot of depth and he can be really good runner, Remley said. Wes has a lot of energy and he plays a lot of sports, so he understands competition. Henson came to us as a sophomore and hes just been getting better and better. Hes going to continue to develop on that. And Dylan is another great athlete and he should do a good job. Hell round out that top five to seven for us and he should do well. After that top five, there are some question marks, but Remley feels the talent and potential is there for senior Isaiah Maisonette, junior George Bennett and sophomore Michael Pickhardt. Some of our younger guys who could step up guys like George

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Alex Spinu sets the pace for New Canaan during last years FCIAC boys cross country championships in waveny Park. Spinu has earned All-FCIAC First Team honors the past two seasons, while New Canaan has finished in the top five as a team.
Bennett and Isaiah Maisonette, Remley said. Michael Pickhardt is a sophomore and I think hes going to good year. Were still identifying some of the younger talent thats coming in, but I think those guys will round out a pretty good group and contribute. The Rams begin the season with three meets on the road, including the opening competition yesterday, Wednesday, at Staples High School in Westport. They will they race in the Wilton Invitational at Allens Meadows on Saturday, with a dual meet, again in Wilton, next Tuesday. New Canaan then returns home and will race on the trails of Waveny Park for the remainder of the FCIAC season. The conference championship meet is scheduled for Thursday, October 21, in Waveny

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Rams at a glance
Head Coach Evan Remley (8th year)
2010 Record: 11-6; 5th at FCIACs Captains: Alex Spinu, Dylan Kavookjian, Henson Orser and Wes Rhudy Others to watch: Kalan Lysenko, George Bennett, Isaiah Maisonette, and Michael Pickhardt The Big Meet Oct. 21 FCIAC Championship at Waveny Park - The centerpiece of Fairfield Countys cross country season is a sight to behold with a huge crowd of spectators and competitors against a scenic New England backdrop. The Rams finished fifth last year and are trying to move up, while senior co-captain Alex Spinu, an All-FCIAC First Teamer for the past two years, looks to cap his career in fitting fashion.

New Canaan girls count on numbers in 2011

Roster receives a boost as program grows under Coach Brown
By Dave Stewart Sports Editor Art Brown has been coaching cross country long enough to know that theres strength to be found in numbers. So the fact that the New Canaan girls roster has increased more than 25% from last year, its definitely seen as a positive sign. This is my second year here and one of my goals was to increase the size of the team as well as improve in terms of our performance, Brown said. I think were heading in the right direction. We have 38 kids this year. Thats up from 30 last season, despite losing seven runners to graduation in the spring. Among those are five returning veterans who will be team captains: Seniors Cara Schulte, Maggie ORourke, Elizabeth Kilbride and Kellianne Hickey, and junior Georgia Hunsinger. We have five captains this year which is quite a few, but I felt they were all deserving, Brown said. So far theyve given me good leadership and Im sure that will continue throughout the season. Cara Schulte was a captain last year and is back again, and we have a junior captain in Georgia Hunsinger, who has looked real good so far in practice. I think theyre good role models for the rest of the girls, as are the other captains. New Canaan is coming off a season in which it went 69 in dual meets and finished 11th at the always-tough FCIAC championship meet in Waveny Park in October. Brown said the Rams dont have a clear-cut top seven yet, especially since Tropical Storm Irene and the delayed start of school set training back a week. Its difficult to get a real grip on where we are at this time because of the weather interruptions weve had, the coach said. Ill know a lot more after our first meet, but from what Ive seen so far, the girls are working hard and were a much better team than we were last year. The top returning runners are led by Schulte, Hunsinger and ORourke, along with senior Kelly Saiz, juniors Katie DiFazio and Jensen Lee and sophomore Collette Pelligrini de Paur. Saiz led that group of Rams at the FCIAC and Class L finals, finishing 60th and 69th, respectively, with Schulte a few spots behind in 73rd at the FCIAC meet. DiFazio, ORourke and Hunsinger also return with the experience of running the varsity finals. New Canaan also has a number of promising newcomers, as well as a few other runners who could step up this season. In terms of leading the pack, we have some new girls who look good and I really dont know who my top sevens going to be, Brown said. Its really up in the air. We have probably about 12-13 girls who could make our top seven. Its a good thing. We have much more depth than we had last year and its going to be interesting to see how it plays out as we go along. Some of the new girls we have are going to improve quickly once they get race experience under their belt. They really havent competed in cross country and I think its going to take a few races before they really get the feel for it. Among the returning runners who looked good last fall are the co-captains Hickey and Kilbride, along with sophomores Liz Perry and Cassie Miller. New to the Rams, and sporting some solid potential, are senior Molly McKennan, junior Brooke Decker and Lana Delvecchio, and sophomore Emily Wood. We have more depth and as a team we seem to be in much better shape than we were at this point last year, Brown said. But theres a big difference between working out, running through the park and racing. I think after a few races, well know a lot more about the team. The season got underway yesterday, Wednesday, for the Rams, who raced in Westport. New Canaan will be at Allens Meadows for the Wilton Invitational on Saturday, with a dual meet at Wilton set for next Tuesday. The Rams are then home for the rest of the season with their first meet at Waveny Park scheduled for Tuesday, September 27. The FCIAC championship meet will be run Thursday, October 21, on

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Rams at a glance
Head Coach Art Brown (2nd year)
2010 Record: 6-9 Captains: Cara Schulte, Georgia Hunsinger, Maggie ORourke, Kellianne Hickey and Elizabeth Kilbride. Others to watch: Katie DiFazio, Kelly Saiz and Colette Pelligrini de Paur The Big Meet Oct. 20 FCIAC Championship at Waveny Park - The high school cross country season ends quickly and this championship race is one of the gems of the fall athletics season. The FCIAC also features many D1 college prospects. For many of the Rams, this will be a chance to build upon the experience gained last fall, while for newcomers, it will be a unique challenge.

Cara Schulte competes at the FCIAC championship meet in waveny Park last year. Schulte returns as a team captain this year, alongside Georgia Hunsinger, Maggie ORourke, Kellianne Hickey and Elizabeth Kilbride.
the trails of Waveny Park. Its a tough league and I dont think were at the level of the top teams yet; were more in the middle of the pack, but were headed in the right direction, Brown said. Our goal eventually is to be competitive with everybody in the year.

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New Canaan spikers ready to contend

Veteran volleyball team looks to build on successes of last fall
By Dave Stewart Sports Editor A look up and down the roster of the New Canaan High School volleyball team reveals a team that will feature many familiar faces. With a starting lineup filled with varsity veterans, and an influx of some younger talent that could have an impact at points during the fall, head coach Katie Campbell cant help put be optimistic about the Rams outlook. We have a lot of returning players this year and weve brought up a bunch of very fresh and very exciting players, Campbell said. So its an interesting combination in practices where weve been going over a lot of different items between game play and skill sets. The girls are all trying very, very hard. That combination of skill and desire bodes well for the Rams, who are looking to build upon their solid 12-9 record of last year. New Canaan qualified for the FCIAC and State tournaments, even beating Bacon Academy, 3-1, in the first round of the State playoffs before falling to a powerful Farmington team. There were definitely some bumps the Rams started with six wins in their first seven matches and later in the season lost five of six but the foundation is a good one as they head into the new year. The Rams are also a driven group, something Campbell credits to her three captains: Seniors Kellen Tensen, Andrea Mullaney and Gwen Van de Graf. The intensity of this year is quite different than what Ive seen in the past, Campbell said. All the girls are very focused and thats due to the captainship of Andrea, Gwen and Kellen. Theyre very focused volleyball players and athletes. The fact that they drive the entire team forward and keep them focused on the volleyball elements and wanting to do their best, has really kept everybody on their games and theyre progressing much faster than Ive seen in the past. As was the case last year, the engine which makes the New Canaan volleyball machine run is Tensen, who is beginning her third season as the starting setter. Tensen was an All-FCIAC honorable mention last year and her steadiness played a huge role in last seasons success. Kellen very rarely has a bad day and you can count on her to be emotionally sturdy for the girls and always encouraging, Campbell said. And her technical skills are there, so her being a setter gives everybody else a good baseline to work from. Shes always willing to push herself and try something new a new tip, a new attack so its that freshness that she brings to the court that helps push everybody forward. Mullaney returns as a starting middle blocker and gives the Rams a strong presence on the court. Andrea brings her extreme intensity to both front row and back row, Campbell said. She is an intense volleyball player, she plays very hard and she plays to win. I think that kind of attitude leads the way and shows that girls can be very aggressive, do very well and be proud of what they accomplish. Van de Graf has been a solid influence on the younger players, Campbell said, helping to key them in on the ins and outs of the sport. She plays several roles for the Rams, primarily rotating in on the right side, and also as a backup setter to Tensen. Gwen is very organized and shes wonderful with the younger players, Campbell said. Shes constantly telling players things that they might not have known or encouraging them to keep going and keep working. Off the court, shes really had a presence and on the court as well. Shes progressed a lot and shes putting up a very big block for us on the right side. Adding more senior experience to the starting six is Cassidy Ward. Ward, who became a solid addition last year, will be a middle blocker and outside hitter, and Campbell said the senior could be in for a big season. Shes really a standout this year, the coach said. Shes done so much work out of season and shes come back a very determined player. She has fought her way onto the court. Shes such a versatile player that weve put her all over the place. Shes doing a very nice job and were excited to see how she progresses throughout the year and what shes going to bring. A trip of juniors rounds out the starting lineup, Taylor Copeland-

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New Canaans Andrea Mullaney (19, left) and Kellen Tensen stay focused on the serve during a match at NCHS last season. The two Rams return as senior captains this year, alongside classmate Gwen Van de Graf.
York will be on the back line, Emma Stracke will be an outside hitter, and Annie Conover will be an outside hitter/middle blocker. Taylor is just strong and steady back there, Campbell said. Shes another veteran and you just tell her to get the work done and she gets it done. Annie Conover is coming back as an outside and shes also working as a middle. Shes just very aggressive and very focused in on the game. She gets in the zone very easily. And Emma Stracke is back as an outside hitter and she has a lot of really wonderful talents that were really trying to work with. Not every volleyball player looks the same in terms of their form, but you can work with it to make them the most effective that they can be. Right now, shes been really effective in her abilities. Campbell pointed to the players versatility as one of New Canaans biggest strengths this fall. Many of the Rams play multiple positions and Campbell said its up to the coaches to find the magic in the right spots. Also, a few injuries during the preseason have afforded Campbell and the coaching staff an opportunity to see some of the younger players in action, and that revealed the Rams have several more options. Were excited about the potential of the younger girls, Campbell said. Theyre making great progress and theyre learning a lot from the older girls. The Rams began their season with a match at Brien McMahon yesterday, Wednesday, and will host matches against Danbury on Friday and Central on Monday. Campbell is hopeful that the players will make a quick transition from practices and scrimmages to the real deal. Im looking for the moment when all those girls who focused their attention so much in practices make that shift into game play, she said. As soon as we begin and get our rhythm down and start seeing opponents, I really expect them to begin gelling a lot more. They like a good challenge and they look forward to it.

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Rams at a glance
Head Coach Katie Campbell (7th year)
2010 Record: 12-9 Captains: Kellen Tensen, Andrea Mullaney and Gwen Van de Graf Others to watch: Annie Conover, Cassidy Ward, Taylor Copeland-York and Emma Stracke The Big Matches Sept. 23 at Darien; Sept. 26 vs. Wilton at NCHS; Sept. 28 vs. Trumbull at NCHS; Oct. 3 at Stamford; Oct. 12 at Ridgefield - New Canaan was no stranger to five-set matches last year, playing in seven of them and winning five. Ridgefield was one that got away. The Rams will try to take this one on the Tigers home court; Oct. 21 at Fairfield-Warde; Oct. 24 vs. Greenwich at NCHS

Emma Stracke gets ready to serve up a winner during a match at NCHS last year.

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From left, Scott OBrien (16), Tim Pritchard (13), JonLuke Ferrandino (10) and Justin Petierra (2) celebrate Ferrandinos goal in last years Class L championship game. OBrien graduated, but Ferrandino, Pritchard and Pertierra all return for another playoff run.
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State champion Rams gearing up for title defense

New Canaan boys soccer team returns deep and talented lineup for 2011 season
By Dave Stewart Sports Editor Its far too early to be making any predictions for the FCIAC boys soccer season, but it wouldnt be too early to reserve a seat for the playoffs if youre a fan of the New Canaan Rams. No team has been better than the Rams when the spotlight is at its brightest. Two years ago, New Canaan followed a mediocre regular season with a runner-up finish in the State Class L tournament. Last year, they took it a few steps further, knocking off Connecticuts top-ranked team, the Norwalk Bears, on penalty kicks in the FCIAC semis and then rolling to five wins in the States, including a 2-0 victory over Bunnell for the Class L crown. With 10 returning starters on the roster, head coach Victor Sanchez has reason to smile about his teams 2011 chances. One look at his three tricaptains, seniors Jon-Luke Ferrandino and Tim Pritchard and junior Scott Levene, and its easy to see that the Rams are in good hands. Im really happy with my three captains, Sanchez told the Advertiser. Theyre outstanding players and great people overall. They have great personalities and I think theyll handle their roles very well this year. Outside of New Canaan, the goalie Levene is the best known of the three, after earning All-State and All-FCIAC First Team honors last year. Levene headlines a veteran defensive corps. Its very comforting as a coach and also for the players, to have Scott there, Sanchez said. It also helps that we have a returning defensive line there, but even with that, its comforting to have him back there and know that certain mistakes can be cleaned up by Scott Levene. All four of the Rams starting defensemen have varsity experience under their belts. Junior Robert Valente and sophomore Jack ORourke will be the center-backs, with senior Keith Haydu on the right and junior Justin Pertierra on the left. Two of those guys (Valente and Pertierra) were with us at the beginning of last season and the other two joined us halfway through and towards the end of the season and did an outstanding job. So theyve all had experience and thats a strength for us, Sanchez said. Ferrandino, an All-FCIAC player last year, will be at center-midfield and the senior and can dominate with the ball. An intelligent and highly-skilled soccer player, Ferrandino has the ability to disrupt opposing defenses and create scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates. Even better, hes started embracing the leadership role even more this fall, according to Sanchez. Jon-Luke has been one of my studs since he came to New Canaan, the coach said. He was more of lead by example kind of player and tended to be a little more timid and not vocal, but this year hes speaking up more. Hes done a great job with it and what has really caught me is his leadership off the field. Hes talking to other players more and taking control of the group during practices. Jon-Luke is very technical and his soccer IQ is very high. Hes a special player and hes a threat to any of the opponents that we deal with because hes so quick on the ball and hes so smart. His vision is excellent and he distributes very well. Pritchard started at midfield last year and by midseason, had impressed his coach enough that he was named a captain. He was also noticed by opposing teams, earning an All-FCIAC East nod. Tim Pritchard became a captain about midway through the season last year and he took that role on very well, Sanchez said. Hes familiar with the demands I have for captains and hes familiar with the fact that his teammates look up to him. Hes a great leader, a great teammate and a very strong player. Hes been wonderful and I look forward to seeing him in action again this season. Joining Ferrandino and Pritchard in the midfield is junior Marcus Hijkoop. Those are three of the most technical players on the team, Sanchez said. They all have excellent vision, so theyre able to distribute the ball very well, and they all play very well together. They have to cover a lot of ground with what we ask of them, but theyre doing a great job. Thomas Carey, yet another varsity veteran, has been an important cog on the defense the last couple of years, but will take on a different role this season, as he moves up top to the striker spot. We still have some work to do with him, but hes doing all right, Sanchez said. Hes an aggressive, very fast, physical player and he understands the game. Theres a certain role I want him to fulfill, so now its just a matter of getting him a little more comfortable with it. Also on offense are returning starters in senior Charlie Pickhardt on the right and junior Steven Valente on the left. Sanchez said hell also call upon junior Nicolas Deambrosio to play on offense and defense, with senior Oscar Flores seeing time on offense. Other players will likely come into the picture as the season progresses. Even with the remarkable playoff success of the past two years, the Rams arent looking to the past as they get ready for a new campaign. Its a cliche, but we try to take it one game at a time, and theres a lot of truth to that, Sanchez said. Naturally, we have our ultimate goal, which is to win a State championship again, and we want to get further in the FCIACs, but right now, the talk is about whats next. Im excited about the season, we just have to make sure that the boys are grounded and they have the same strong work ethic that they had last year, Sanchez said. They won the States, but I dont want them to think its going to be a walk in the park. Hopefully, we can stay focused and make a strong run again.

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Rams at a glance
Head Coach Victor Sanchez (3rd year)
2010 Record: 13-5-4, FCIAC semis, Class L champs Captains: Jon-Luke Ferrandino, Tim Pritchard and Scott Levene Others to watch: Steven Valente, Robert Valente, Tom Carey, Charlie Pickhardt, Jack ORourke, Marcus Hijkoop. Keith Haydu, Justin Pertierra The Big Games Sept. 22 at Ridgefield; Sept. 24 vs. Warde at Connor Field; Oct. 4 at Bridgeport Central; Oct. 10 at Darien; Oct. 13 at Wilton; Oct. 24 at Norwalk - Last falls clash between the Bears and Rams in the FCIAC semis may have been the game of the year. New Canaan, the No. 8 seed, erased three deficits and defeated Norwalk, the States top-ranked team on penalty kicks. Norwalk wont forget that loss any time soon, setting this match up as one to watch.

Steven Valente controls the ball during the State Class L title game last year.

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Cara Egan competes during one of the FCSL Div. 2 championship meets this summer. Egan, Grace Duncan, Adelyn Graf and Emma Tobey are co-captains of an NCHS squad which is defending FCIAC and State Class L titles.
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Opportunity knocks for New Canaan swimmers

By Dave Stewart Sports Editor Dave Fine, head coach of the New Canaan High School girls swimming and diving team, describes the upcoming Rams season with one word: Opportunity. Its appropriate, because with a nice blend of talented veterans and promising younger stars, the opportunity is there for the Rams to make another big splash in 2011. Theres also the opportunity for some people who havent yet made an impact to come into their own and crack the lineup. Its one of those seasons where theres a lot of opportunity for names that you havent heard for, new girls, to make an impact, Fine said. Freshmen and sophomores have opportunities and juniors who have been around and have been solid, but may not have had a chance in the FCIAC and State meets, will have their opportunity. The doors open for them to slot themselves right in. The Rams have a tough act to follow after the enormous successes of last season. After going 7-1 in dual meets, New Canaan captured its first FCIAC championship since 1997, dominating second-place Greenwich by 189 points. The Rams went on to win the State Class M title and took the runner-up spot at the State Open. The 200-meter medley relay team of Adelyn Graf, Erin Dunstan, Emma Tobey and Maddie Rusch set a new State and Class L record of 1:47.11, while Rusch established a new Class L mark of 23.85 seconds in the 50meter freestyle. Nine swimmers were named to the All-State team, and Fine earned All-FCIAC Coach of the Year honors for the second consecutive season. From the beginning of the season last year, we had a lot of depth, Fine said. For me, it was kind of like Hopefully I dont make any mistakes with how much talent and depth I have here. This year, I have a lot of big guns up front, a lot of talent and a lot of potential from the younger girls. The Rams return a number of talented athletes, including all four members of the record-setting 200 medley relay team. Leading the squad as captains will be seniors Cara Egan, Adelyn Graf, Grace Duncan and Emma Tobey, each of whom has had a tremendous impact on the program the past few years. Egan, a standout in the freestyle, has been swimming the 200 free since her freshman year, and has been the Rams leader in the event the past three seasons. As a sophomore, she often went up against senior swimmers on other teams, but Fine said she was able to take on that challenge and take it in stride. Caras got a world of talent and shes a great leader in and out of the water, the coach said. She does everything you ask her to do, shes a hard-worker, a good racer and a competitor. She thrives in the high school and team environments. Shes been a big part of what weve done since she was a freshman. Graf has also been a key cog in the New Canaan machine since her sophomore year, swimming in the 100 backstroke and the 200 individual medley. Last year, she battled a shoulder injury and missed half the training season, something which was clearly frustrating to the swimmer. When she was out, she really showed how much she cares about this team and what type of leader she is, Fine said. She had to do some stuff on her own and she could have just gone through the motions, but she worked really hard to get back. You could tell she was extremely

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Sophomore Alex Aliapoulios competes in the freestyle during last years FCIAC championship meet.
upset she couldnt water train. Shes not one to steer away from competition and challenges and shes another go-to person. Graf also leads off the medley relay, swimming the backstroke to start every meet. Fine said shes opened some eyes. Shes got so much pop and flair in her 50 back and shes always wowed me as a coach and the rest of the team. She really does set a tone for the team, Fine said. Duncan and Tobey are versatile swimmers who, like Egan and Graf, will help New Canaan in numerous events. Duncan is strong in the 200 and 500 freestyles, but may also swim the backstroke this year. Tobeys main races are the 100 butterfly and the 100 backstroke, but she could see some time in the 200 IM. Grace and Emma are both the kind of people who speak softly and carry a big stick, Fine said. Theyre soft-spoken but theyre steady. Emma and Grace just quietly get the job done. They never miss a beat in practice and always do what weve needed them to do in meets and championships. Theyre both versatile and theres never a concern because you can always turn to them. The senior class also features Ali Rusch, Lindsay Jones, and Caroline Picard. You can pretty much slot Ali into the 50 and the 100 free. Shes a true sprinter to the end, Fine said. Shes been a part of All-American relays as a sophomore and a junior. She made top eight in the 50 free in the States and FCIACs, so were looking for her to score some big points for us. Lindsay Jones was a big part of our team last year and she swam the 2 IM and the 100 breast, he added. Breaststroke was an event that was weaker for us last year, so she worked all season to get better and she ended up as a second alternate at States and dropped eight seconds through the season. Shes an absolute contributor and we need her to do that again. Picard may not be as flashy as some of her teammates, but she plays a big part in the teams success. Caroline does everything with no complaints she works extremely hard, Fine said. She brings camaraderie and leadership to the table and we need that. She swims with a lot of the younger girls and that helps her take on that leadership role. Shes doing some good things. Of course, any talk of the Rams chances at contending start with junior Maddie Rusch, who has gotten even faster, according to Fine. This summer, she just missed the Olympic Trial cut in the 100 fly and the 50 freestyle. Besides the fact that Maddie is much faster in the water than she was last year, the biggest thing shes done is shes matured, Fine said. Not only is she talented, she has matured in terms of what she can do in any event now. To be competitive at the championship level, you need people like Maddie. Erin Dunstan is another junior standout in the breaststroke and the IM, while Tess Musky-Goldwyn, another junior, has also impressed the coach. Erin Dunstan had an unbelievable offseason. Fine said. She plays water polo, too, but I think this year she focused a little bit more on swimming and shes determined this year. She wants to win that 100 breast at States and break the school record.

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Rams at a glance
Head Coach Dave Fine (8th year)
2010 Record: 7-1, FCIAC & Class L Champs, Open runner-up Captains: Cara Egan, Adelyn Graf, Grace Duncan and Emma Tobey Others to watch: Ali Rusch, Lindsay Jones, Maddie Rusch, Erin Dunstan, Meredith Jonker (diving), Ariana Ross (diving), Jenna Egan, Alex Aliapoulios and Tess Musky-Goldwyn The Big Meets Sept. 27 at Wilton; Oct. 12 at Greenwich; Oct. 28 vs. Darien at the New Canaan YMCA Last year, the Rams knocked off the Blue Wave on Dariens Homecoming weekend and served notice to the rest of the FCIAC that New Canaan was a legitimate contender. Darien and New Canaan are both loaded with talent this season and this sets up to be another great battle.

The work shes been doing in practice is unbelievable. Sophomores Jenna Egan and Alex Aliapolios return to the fold after solid freshman years. One thing both of them carry into high school sports is that they love to race, Fine said. You put them in a race scenario and youre going to see something special. Among the freshmen, Fine likes what he sees from the youngest of the Rusch sisters, Olivia, Erin Bucci and Grace Stryker. Rusch and Bucci will compete in the 100 back, with Stryker in the 100 fly. New Canaan is also loaded at diving, with Meredith Jonker and Ariana Ross back for their senior years, and freshman Kylie Tobin looking strong as well. Jonker was fourth in the Class L competition last fall, while Ross was seventh. Fine is confident head diving coach Joe Sommas crew will be a great source of points this year. Our diving is going to be one of our very, very strong points this year, Fine said. Meredith and Ari were strong at States last year and scored well in the Open meet. Theyve worked hard and are better divers than they were last year. The Rams open the season with Trumbull, with Darien, Wilton, Greenwich and Staples, all solid FCIAC teams, yet to come. For Fine, that imposing schedule is reason to smile. The more competitive the dual meets are, the better were going to be prepared for the end of the season, he said. If I had eight meets that were all Darien, Wilton, Greenwich and Trumbull, Id take that any day because it makes us a better team.

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