Lady Knights Handed First Loss Of Season, Lose By 23 On The Road

Teddy Marantz, Sports Editor
December 24, 2015

On Dec. 23, the 2-0 Stamford Girls Basketball team traveled to Ridgefield High School to battle star Jess Camarda and the 0-1 Ridgefield Tigers. The result was an ugly 64-41 loss.

Right from the get-go the Black Knights weren’t able to keep up with the Ridgefield offense, led by Camarda who had 19 points in her teams winning effort.

Center/forward Alexa Kellner led the way for the Lady Knights with 14 points. Following her was star guard Tiana England with 12 points.

The Lady Knights fall to 2-1 and 1-1 in the FCIAC’s. Meanwhile, Ridgefield picks up their first win of the season after being upset in their opener.

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Teddy Marantz, Sports Editor

Teddy Marantz is a hands-on learner whose eyes were opened to journalism in the beginning of his sophomore year. As a huge sports fan, he immediately grew to love writing about sports, both locally and professionally. Learning journalism at a rapid rate thanks to the help of teacher Jon Ringel, Teddy was able to take over as sports editor during his junior year, making him (along with Bryan Schwartz) the youngest sports editor in Round Table history. Halfway through junior year, he and his friend (and co-editor) Bryan Schwartz co-founded the Black Knight Network, and began broadcasting athletic events for the Black Knights. Teddy is currently sports editor, continuing with Black Knight Network and working to expand the new style of journalism with hope that once he leaves, the program will continue to thrive so kids can watch games online. Teddy is also planning on applying to (mostly) journalism programs for college.

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Lady Knights Handed First Loss Of Season, Lose By 23 On The Road

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