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Ridgefield pulls off the girls/boys sweep of winning FCIAC track championships

Both the girls and boys teams from Ridgefield won team titles at the 2024 FCIAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships, New Canaan’s junior Lauren Smith was the only State Open individual champion from the conference, and Danbury’s superb sophomore Machai Henry was among the fastest sprinters in New England to highlight the many achievements from … Read more

Staples boys’ lacrosse wins first league title/ 7 teams rank Top 10 in state

The Staples boys’ lacrosse program won the first state championship in school history two years ago and then defended that Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference Class L Boys Lacrosse Tournament title last year. This year coach Will Koshansky’s team achieved another big milestone. This first FCIAC championship in school history. That initial conference title for Staples, … Read more

Alex Lewey, Fairfield Ludlowe lead FCIAC softball teams in 2024

The continued championship success of Fairfield Ludlowe led by the dominance of senior pitcher Alex Lewey was at the forefront as the main accomplishment to highlight the 2024 FCIAC softball season. Fairfield Ludlowe won its fourth straight FCIAC Softball Tournament championship, and for the fourth consecutive year Lewey was the winning pitcher in the conference … Read more

New Canaan Girls’ Tennis Shines in League and State

The quality of girls’ tennis players and teams in the FCIAC was rather strong this spring, just as it seems to be every year, and New Canaan had quite the banner year by winning conference and state championships. Coach Catherine Walker’s New Canaan Rams nipped a very strong Greenwich team, 4-3, in the final of the 2024 FCIAC … Read more

Greenwich crushes Trumbull in football opener

GREENWICH — During the preseason, Greenwich High School football coach John Marinelli mentioned AJ Barber as a receiver capable of stepping up and making plays.

Well, Marinelli was right on in his assessment.

Barber, a sophomore, helped set the tone of the Cardinals’ season-opener against Trumbull, catching three touchdowns from quarterback Gavin Muir in the first half.

Those three receptions, coupled by Ryan Raybuck’s interception return for a touchdown sparked Greenwich to a 42-7 win over FCIAC foe Trumbull in the season-opening game for both squads.

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