Each day in the spring, Stamford High School students Michael Buzzeo and Trevor Kane wake up, go to school, go to baseball practice, go home, eat dinner, do homework and go to bed. And even with that busy schedule, they feel they are the lucky ones.
Both said their schoolwork comes first, before baseball and other sports. But both resisted filling their schedules with only honors and advanced placement classes. Throughout their four years in high school, guidance counselors pushed the two student athletes to take such courses. But both said no in an effort to maintain balance in ...
