After the interruption and delay that followed Hurricane Sandy, the 2012 FCIAC (Fairfield County Interscholastic Conference) season is finally coming to a close.
Author: Emily Wood
2012 Homecoming Football Game
Isabel Hetherington & Emily Wood Sports Editors After the hiatus from sports due to Hurricane Sandy, football fans will finally be able to get back
Trading clubs for frisbees: Disc golf club uncovered
Driving along South Avenue, New Canaan residents are used to the familiar sightings of Saxe middle school, the YMCA, and the Waveny Park entrance. However, few notice the entrance to the disc golf course in Waveny, one of the many courses established in the Fairfield county area. Even upon hearing the words “disc golf,” many are still left confused. “The club fair was the first time I had even heard of the sport,” junior Christina Donovan said. “I wasn’t even aware that we had a course.”
Running backs for research
Elliott Cottington
Reporter
With the fall football season getting into full swing, another example of the Rams’ charitable spirit is rapidly approaching. On October 12, the New Canaan Rams will be hosting the Norwalk Bears in their fifth game of the season, but this is no ordinary game. Each team is asking fans to wear orange in support of the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation (MMRF), which aims to raise funds and awareness in an attempt to combat Multiple Myeloma, a rare form of blood cancer.
Fall Sports Preview
Isabel Hetherington & Emily Wood
Sports Editors
With captains’ practices, timed miles and August tryouts out of the way, student athletes are finally able to take a breath of fresh air as they begin their fall practices. As the season begins, the new year boasts new captains, teams, standout freshmen and chances for the Rams to seize the state title.