Milton, United States (Local)
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It’s been eight years since the Milton High girls basketball team took the floor for a tournament contest. Since then, the program has taken baby steps to get back there, improving their win total from two during the 2021-2022 season to five, six and seven over the next three campaigns.
364. The significance of that number is the amount of days since the loss in last year’s Division 2 state final to Medfield has been on the minds of the
The team is ready to play. From left are: Henry, Malachi, Noah, Elijah, Buraq, Coach Fendy, Dylan, Luna, and Isaiah.
Now this is more like it. Last season, the Milton High softball team, a year after having one of the better years in program history in 2024, stumbled out of the gates at 3-5 through their first eight games.
The source of the article’s title was spoken by head coach Brendan Morrissey. Though he needs no introduction, one of the staples of Milton baseball of course led to Milton High to back-to-back state titles in 2022 and 2023, plus has had stints as coach of the Milton Legion, Matt Duffy AAU and Brockton Rox Futures Collegiate League squads.
Eighteen years of frustration ended in emphatic fashion. Senior Elizabeth Maye found the back of the net four times, including three in the first quarter alone, while classmate Grace Pater
Milton American 11A team shows their rings. In the front row, from left are, Patrick Cronin, Liam Hewett, John Leahy, Owen Hynes, Jack Brown, and Alex Lynch. In the middle row, from left, Brooks Hallisey, Michael Martini, Aiden Egan, Asher Kulin, and Miles Doak. Coaches in top row are John Hynes, Matt Hallisey, Dan Brown, and Mike Egan (Courtesy photo)
It has become a yearly tradition for the 12-year-olds of Milton American and Milton National to end their stellar careers at the prestigious Cooperstown, New York Little League Tournament. It
For over a decade, Steve Novak has been an integral part of Milton American Youth Baseball. Having now spent six years as President on top of a year as Vice
It is official. The Milton High Wildcats are out of their summer hibernation and are back to kick off another sports year filled with memories, records and, hopefully, trophies being
