Keep up with all the Rams sports teams as well with game recaps and in-depth features.
Doug Reilly
Sports Editor
On Monday night at Darien Ice Rink, the boys hockey team continued their remarkable season, defeating the Ridgefield Tigers 6-1. As they enter the midway point of the season, the Rams are the state’s only undefeated team, sitting at the top of the standings at 10-0.
Early on, in last night’s rematch of last year’s FCIAC championship, Ridgefield looked like the state’s number one ranked team. Thanks to sophomore goalie Tim Nowacki, the scoreboard didn’t show it.
Audrey Piehl
Reporter
After school every Tuesday and Thursday you may spot pockets of students journeying across the brisk Waveny fields. These would be the members of Paddle Club on their weekly trek to practice, ready to counter the crisp winter weather with every shot across the net.
Since it’s initiation in 2009, Paddle Club has become the perfect place for beginners and experts alike to work on their paddle game in a compelling and easygoing environment.
Doug Reilly
Sports Editor
On an emotional Saturday night at Darien Ice Rink, the Rams advanced to 9-0 on the season and defeated FCIAC rival Greenwich 5-1. Junior Dylan Hart scored two goals and led the Rams past the Cardinals, as they remained as the only team in the state with a perfect record. Greenwich fell to 2-6-1 with the loss.
Dan Popper and Ben Stryker
Editorial Director and Staff Cartoonist
The struggle to the find and buy the perfect jersey is something that plagues all sports fans. Qualities like team, color and player all play a key role in the deciding on a jersey. Students shared their favorite jerseys as well as characteristics they looked for when buying jerseys.
“They quality doesn’t really matter, its more the person,” junior Thomas Rochlin said. “However, sometimes I wear an authentic jersey as opposed to other jerseys which are considered replicas. Replicas tend to be more comfortable and cheaper than authentics.”
Scott O’Brien
Sports Editor
Going into the Class L State Championship game, both teams knew it would be a battle between two high powered offenses. Despite the fact the Rams went down early 16-0, senior captain Kevin Macari struck back with two touchdowns in the second quarter to electrify the crowd, setting the score at 23-14.
