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.
As fall sports quickly come to a close and the winter season is right around the corner, student athletes have started preparing for their next sport. Athletes have been doing various things to train for their seasons but is it always as easy as it seems for students who transition right from a fall sport to their winter one? Everyone has a different way of training to get ready for the season, so what is it that they’re all doing to get prepared?
After the interruption and delay that followed Hurricane Sandy, the 2012 FCIAC (Fairfield County Interscholastic Conference) season is finally coming to a close.
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.
