FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. - It was a tough year to be a favorite in the Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference lacrosse tournaments. Both the boys' and girls' lacrosse championships Friday evening feature the No. 3 and No. 4 teams. Given how even the competition is in the ...
This Monday morning parade observers young and old will take their places along the road's edge of Main Street, waiting to see neighbors, friends — and veterans — march by as a symbol of support for the country and the men and women who have helped preserve our freedom. The Memorial Day parade in New Canaan kicks off at 9:30 a.m. sharp and will begin at St. Mark's Church on Oenoke Ridge. All ...
NEW CANAAN, Conn. – Don’t be alarmed if you see loudspeakers and strobe lights dotting Waveny Park and other New Canaan parks this summer. But you might want to pay attention if the lights go off and the speakers emit sounds alerting you to head indoors. It’s all part of a lightning ...
The New Canaan Rams have had a few changes to their postseason schedule due to today’s inclement weather.
The Rams softball team’s FCIAC quarterfinal game at Westhill, as well as the boys tennis team’s home quarterfinal match with Westhill have both been postponed to 4 p.m. Tuesday, May 22.
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What could be better than being among Harry Connick Jr.’s neighbor? Perhaps being among Paul Simon’s? If either scenario intrigues you, then Le Beau Chateau in New Canaan might be the estate for you. That is, if the $17 million asking price doesn’t make you flinch. It is one of ...
With just one minute remaining in the first half of their FCIAC girls lacrosse quarterfinal against the Danbury Hatters on Friday, the top-seeded New Canaan Rams were in an unexpected position, trailing by a goal to the No. 8 team in the playoffs.
Danbury was playing with vigor, refusing to bend against the State’s top-ranked team.
Then New Canaan’s high-powered offense kicked into gear, the defense went into shutdown mode and the Rams were on their way.
What could be better than being among Harry Connick Jr.’s neighbor? Perhaps being among Paul Simon’s? If either scenario intrigues you, then Le Beau Chateau in New Canaan might be the estate for you. That is, if the $17 million asking price doesn’t make you flinch. It is one of ...
What could be better than being among Harry Connick Jr.’s neighbor? Perhaps being among Paul Simon’s? If either scenario intrigues you, then Le Beau Chateau in New Canaan might be the estate for you. That is, if the $17 million asking price doesn’t make you flinch. It is one of ...
The National Football Foundation (NFF) announced Tuesday that ESPN Executive Chairman George Bodenheimer, a New Canaan resident, will be honored with the organization's 2012 NFF Distinguished American Award. The award honors an outstanding person who has maintained a lifetime of interest in the game and who, over a long period of time, has exhibited enviable leadership qualities and made a ...
The New Canaan and Darien rivalry will heat up this afternoon with three head-to-head clashes beginning at 4 p.m.
In Waveny Park, the defending FCIAC champion Darien Blue Wave will take on the New Canaan High softball team. The Wave is 4-2 this season, while the Rams are 5-2 and carry a five-game winning streak into today’s action.
New Canaan is well-represented in Massachusetts today, as the 2012 Boston Marathon was held this morning.
The race featured approximately 22,500 runners this year, with more than 4,000 runners deferring their entries to next year. Race organizers offered a deferment due to today’s unseasonably hot temperatures.
With just one minute remaining in the first half of their FCIAC girls lacrosse quarterfinal against the Danbury Hatters on Friday, the top-seeded New Canaan Rams were in an unexpected position, trailing by a goal to the No. 8 team in the playoffs.
Danbury was playing with vigor, refusing to bend against the State’s top-ranked team.
Then New Canaan’s high-powered offense kicked into gear, the defense went into shutdown mode and the Rams were on their way.
The New Canaan Rams have placed four wrestlers in the quarterfinals of the CIAC Class L championships, being held this weekend at Bristol Central High School.
Junior Kevin Hall (113 pounds) and seniors Dylan Kavookjian (170), Dylan Leeming (182) and Nick White (195) all won first-round matches last night to reach the quarters.
Back in the spring of 2008, New Canaan boys track and field coach Steve Bedard was faced with a teachable moment when he was at the CIAC decathlon with Rams’ senior Kyle Rohrs.
Rohrs had made it through nine events, but was bothered by a sore back with the 1,500-meter remaining. The young athlete was considering throwing in the towel.
The New Canaan boys volleyball kept it close for two sets but eventually fell to the Greenwich Cardinals 3-0 Friday afternoon in the NCHS gymnasium.
The Rams were edged in the first set 25-22 before dropping the next two 25-17 and 25-12.
