Keep up with all the Rams sports teams as well with game recaps and in-depth features.
Emily Wood
Sports Editor
With spring always comes change, and the Rams are experiencing their fair share of it. Due to coaches being offered different opportunities, Athletic Director Jay Egan has been left with the challenge to fill coaching positions in multiple sports.
Isabel Lawrence
News Editor
The NCHS varsity ski team raced to victory at Mt. Southington on Mar. 11, placing first at States. With juniors Jeffrey Cole and Wilson Fleming along with senior captain Courtney Cole receiving All-State First Team Honors, the team, 3 time Class M state champions, once again proved their skill.
Keaton McAuliffe
Reporter
In second grade, Will Essigs went to see the US Open golf tournament. He was inspired to pick up the game and started practicing in his backyard. After four years at NCHS, he will continue next fall at Gettysburg College, where he has been recruited to play for the Division III Bullets.
Cydney Ventura
Reporter
This year brought a lot of new excitement to the squash teams’ season, as this was their first year playing as an official varsity sport for the high school. They ended their season with success, tying for first place with Greenwich High School in the Fairwest tournament at Chelsea Piers.
Casey Clifford
Reporter
The winter indoor track and field season came to a close with two championship meets for both the girls and boys teams. At the Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference (FCIAC) senior Devaun Bovell placed first in the 55 meter hurdles with a time of 8.15 seconds, and at States, juniors Elizabeth Gordon, Isabel Hetherington, Maureen Schott and Emily Wood took third in the 4×800 meter relay with a time of 10:02.32, shaving off 13.42 seconds from the preliminary qualifier.
