variety of sports in the Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference (FCIAC). Both boys and girls teams compete in the FCIAC in the following sports (although some sports such as football are not played by any girls' teams while softball is not played by any boys' teams): football, soccer, basketball, cheerleading, ice hockey, field hockey, track and field, cross country, swimming, water polo, golf, bowling, baseball, softball, volleyball, wrestling, gymnastics, and lacrosse. Notable alumni Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy - former publicist and wife of John F. Kennedy Jr. William Blumberg - professional tennis player Scooter Braun - manager of Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande Truman Capote (attended c 1939–41) - author Erin Cardillo (Class of 1995) - actress Caroline B. Cooney - author Rita Cosby - television journalist<ref>Hagey, Keach, "A familiar face to speak at Greenwich High graduation", article in The Advocate of Stamford, Connecticut, p A3, Stamford edition, June 8, 2007</ref> Edward "Porky" Cragg (Class of 1936) - Major, US Army Air Corps, Triple Ace in World War II Ernest T. Cragg (Class of 1939) - Major General, US Air Force Ryan Fazio - Connecticut State Senator Dorothy Hamill - Olympic figure skating gold medalist Hope Hicks (Class of 2006) - Former White House Director of Communications. Carl Higbie - Former Navy SEAL and author. Peter Katis - record producer, audio engineer, and musician Kenny Beats - record producer, musician Erich Kunzel - conductor, Cincinnati Pops Orchestra Matt Lauer (Class of 1975) - former Today Show host Jon Ledecky (Class of 1975) - businessman, co-owner of the New York Islanders Tad Low - television producer Zach Lowe - NBA writer D.J. Machale - author of the Pendragon series Rob Mathes - music producer and singer L. J. Mazzilli - baseball player (transferred) Ben McGorty - Connecticut State Representative Shane McMahon (Class of 1987) - executive at World Wrestling Entertainment and professional wrestler Stephanie McMahon (Class of 1994) - executive at World Wrestling Entertainment and professional wrestler Sten Molin - First Officer of American Airlines Flight 587 which crashed in Queens, New York, November 12, 2001. Martha Moxley - victim of homicide prior to graduating Evan Osnos - Chief Beijing correspondent for The New Yorker'' Jen Psaki (Class of 1996) - former White House Communications Director, former White House Press Secretary Evan Ross - actor, son of Diana Ross Mike Sandlock - former MLB player Christopher A. Sims - winner of the Nobel