Beyond the Mustangs
Milton student-athletes continue to excel in their respective sports at the college level. This spring there are 19 student-athletes actively competing at colleges around the country.
Rebecca Evans '08 is in her senior season on the sailing team at Georgetown University. A two-year co-captain of the team, Evans has had a successful career with the Hoyas, earning All-American honors after her junior season. While at Milton, Rebecca also played lacrosse and ice hockey. Nick Hunnewell ’08 enters his senior season on the Colby lacrosse team. Nick is a tri captain of his team this spring. While at Milton, Nick also played varsity soccer. Sarah Miller ’08 enters her senior season at Wesleyan University. Martin is a co-captain of her team, and has led them on the court this spring. Sarah currently stands with a 7-4 singles record. Zach Pierce ’08 is a captain and defensive leader on his lacrosse team at Colorado College. While at Milton, Zach also played varsity boys’ soccer. Erik Jacobsen ’11 is in his first season at Bowdoin College. Erik is starting at 3rd base for the Polar Bears, and has also seen innings on the mound.
Below is a complete list of the rest of the former Mustangs competing -
Boston College
Matt O’Sullivan ’08 – Lacrosse (Club)
Bowdoin College
Erik Jacobsen ’11 – Baseball
Noah Bragg ’11 – Tennis
Connor Handy ’09 - Lacrosse
Claremont McKenna College
Christian Hoxsie ’11 – Baseball
Colby College
Nick Hunnewell ’08- Lacrosse (Captain)
Colorado College
Zack Pierce ’08 – Lacrosse (Captain)
Connecticut College
Trevor Prophet ’07 – Tennis
Emerson College
Jonah Francese ’09 – Baseball
Georgetown
Sophie Panarese '11 - Tennis
Rebecca Evans '08 - Sailing
Haverford College Photo Courtesy of Bowdoin Sports Information
Diana Perry '11 - Lacrosse
Johns Hopkins University
Alyson Friedensohn ’08 – Lacrosse
Middlebury College
Andrew Lebovitz ’10 – Tennis
Victoria Aiello ’08 – Tennis
Mount Holyoke College
Molly Macdonald ’09 – Lacrosse
St. Anselm’s College
Kate Statz ’11 - Lacrosse
Photo Courtesy of Charlie Lengal
Trinity College
Hilary McNamara ’09 - Lacrosse
Wesleyan University
Sarah Miller ’08 – Tennis (*Co Captain)
Williams College
Sean Dougherty ’11 - Lacrosse
Photo Courtesy of Wesleyan Sports Information
If you know of any other graduates currently competing in the spring season, please let the Athletic Department know.
350th Celebration of the Town of Milton
In celebration of the town of Milton’s 350th Anniversary, the Varsity Baseball and Softball teams will be competing against Milton High School at Curry College on Sunday, April 15th. The Varsity Softball team will start the day with a game at 9:30am, Baseball will follow with a game at 2:00pm. 
The baseball teams have played head to head in town celebrations two other times. In 1912, at the town’s 250th Anniversary, Milton Academy took a 7-5 victory in ten innings over Milton High. At the town’s 300th Anniversary in 1962, Milton High was the victor with a 7-6 win over the Academy. This will be the first time that the two softball teams will be participating in the celebration.
Milton Academy Director of Athletics and former Milton High basketball star Lamar Reddicks, knows both schools better than anyone. “As a proud member of both communities I think this is a great tradition. The kids on each of the teams know each other well so even though this game is an exhibition there will be a lot riding on it in the way of bragging rights. We are thankful to Curry College for letting us use their field as a neutral site for these two games and being a part of the celebration.”
Mustangs Honored at Season-Ending Awards Ceremony
Mustang Varsity Athletes were honored at the annual Winter Awards Dessert. Winter season highlights included a 1st Place finish by the Boys’ Swimming & Diving team at the ISL’s, and a 2nd Place finish at the ISL’s by the Girls’ Swimming & Diving team. The Boys’ Squash team finished with an impressive 13-1 record, finishing 2nd in the ISL and 6th in the New Englands, and a 3rd place finish in both the ISL and New Englands by the Girls’ Ski Team. Lastly, the Girls’ and Boys’ Basketball teams received Class A tournament bids. The Winter Varsity Coaches talked briefly about their respective seasons before turning the focus to the individual awards. In addition to team honors, nineteen Mustangs received ISL recognition for their performances this season.
Boys’ Basketball
Final Record: 16-9 overall, 13-2 ISL
MIP: Alec Brennan '14
MVP: Travis Sheldon '12
Coaches Award: Martin Page '12
Defensive Player Award: Jesse Pagliuca '12
Sportsmanship Award: Nick Pagliuca '13
All ISL: Travis Sheldon ‘12, Jesse Pagliuca ‘12, Eric Davis ‘12
ISL Honorable Mention: Nick Pagliuca ‘13
All New England: Jesse Pagliuca ‘12
All New England Honorable Mention: Travis Sheldon ‘12
2012-2013 Captain: Nick Bland ‘13
Girls’ Basketball
Final Record: 11-8 overall, 8-4 ISL
MVP: Anna Lachenauer ‘14
All ISL: Anna Lachenauer ‘14, Jordan Quintin ‘13
NEPSAC All-Star Team: Anna Lachenauer ‘14
2012-2013 Captains: Jordan Quintin ‘13, Allison Ward ‘13, Sam Clifford ‘13
Boys’ Ice Hockey
Final Record: 9-15-3
All ISL: Anthony Sabitsky ’13, Rob O’Gara ‘12
All New England: Rob O’Gara ‘12
USHR.com Defenseman of the Year: Rob O’Gara ‘12
Girls’ Ice Hockey
Final Record: 8-16-1
MVP – Kate Couturier ‘12
MIP – Cameron Park ‘14
ISL Honorable Mention – Kailey Buxbaum ‘13, Kate Couturier ‘12
Boys’ & Girls’ Swimming
Final Record: 4-6
MVP: Erin Yang ’12 & Eric Zhang ‘14
2012-2013 Captains: Shun Hagiwara ’13 & Anna Zhang ‘13
Girls’ Squash
Final Record: 7-5
MVP: Charlotte Ross ‘13
Most Improved: Jess Conway ‘15
ISL Honorable Mention: Lillie Simourian ‘13, Charlotte Ross ‘13 & Haley Connor ‘14
2012-2013 Captains: Lillie Simourian ’13 & Charlotte Ross ‘13
Boys’ Squash
Final Record: 13-1, 2nd in ISL, 15th at Nationals, 6th in New England
MVP – Charlie Blasberg ‘14
All ISL – Carson Spahr ‘15, Will McBrian ‘13, Cody Cortes ‘14
Boys’ & Girls’ Skiing
Final Record: Girls - 3rd in ISL, 3rd in New Englands
Boys – 7th in ISL, 8th in New Englands
MVP: Amy Chappel ’12 & Jonnie Lawson ‘15
All Scholastic/1st Place in the ISL –Amy Chappel ‘12
All ISL – Jonnie Lawson ‘15
2012-2013: Julia McKown ‘13, Clare Dingle ‘13, Luca Lorenzoni ‘14
Wrestling
Final Record: 8-7-1
ISL Honorable Mention – Matt Morin ‘14
Mustangs are Playoff Bound!
The Boys’ & Girls’ Varsity Basketball teams have both earned 8th place bids for the 2012 NEPSAC Class A tournament.
The Girls' Varsity team will travel north to New Hampton School on Wednesday, February 29th, to take on the #1 seed. Game time is 4:30pm. This will be the first meeting of the year for the two teams.
The Boys’ Varsity team will take on #1 seed, Choate Rosemary Hall. The game will be played at Choate, on Wednesday, February 29th at 4:30pm. The Mustangs will be looking to avenge last season’s semi-final loss to the Wild Boars.
For complete NEPSAC standings, please click .
Beyond the Mustangs
Thirty-four Milton
graduates are playing a winter sport at the college level. Marissa Simmons ’08, Cece Cortes ’07, and Maggie Bouscaren ’08 are all captains of their respective teams. Five graduates; Jeremy Deutsch ’08, Aaron Deutsch ’11, Ryan Edwards ’10, Jake Turrin ’11, Dan Merenich ’11, are playing ice hockey for Amherst College, a team that is currently ranked third in the nation.
Here is a list of the rest of the former Mustangs competing -
Amherst College
Jeremy Deutsch ‘08- Hockey
Aaron Deutsch ‘11- Hockey
Ryan Edwards ‘10- Hockey
Jake Turrin ‘11- Hockey
Dan Merenich ‘11 - Hockey
Babson College
Allanah Wynn ’09 – Basketball
Boston College
Dennis Clifford ’11 – Basketball Photo Courtesy of Amherst Sports Information
Bowdoin College
Sonia Manssen ’11 – Swimming
Colby College
Marissa Simmons ’08 – Hockey (*Captain)
Connecticut College
Samantha Shuffenecker ’09 – Hockey
Dartmouth College
Kate Nimmo ’10 – Squash
Sarah Loucks ’09 – Squash
Georgetown University
Caroline Palmer ’08 – Squash
Harvard University
Yuleissy Ramirez ’11 – Squash
Cece Cortes ’07 – Squash (*Captain)
Pat McNally ’11 - Hockey
John Bailey '11 - Swimming
College of the Holy Cross
Brandon Nunn ‘’09 - Hockey
Thomas Tysowsky ‘09– Hockey
Lawrence College (WI)
Jonathon Bellotti ‘08- Hockey
Michael Baldino ‘09 - Hockey
Michael Megnia ’10 - Hockey
Princeton University
Casey Cortes ’09 – Squash
Salve Regina University
Chase Davis ‘10 – Hockey
Skidmore College
TJ Schneider ’11 – Hockey
St. Lawrence University
Katie Murray ’10 – Basketball
Trinity College
Hilary McNamara ’09 – Hockey
Tufts University
Andrew Dowton ’10 – Basketball
George Pantazopolos ’11 – Hockey
Vanderbilt University
Maggie Bouscaren ’08 – Squash *(Captain)
Wesleyan University
Hannah Jenkins ’11 – Squash
Noelle Hiam ’11 – Squash
Geoff Mucha ’08 - Hockey
Williams College
Alli Rubin ’09 - Squash
Sean Dougherty ‘11 – Hockey
If you know of any other graduates currently competing in the winter season, please let the Athletic Department know.
Mustangs Honored At Annual Fall Sports Dessert
Mustang Varsity Athletes were honored at the annual Fall Awards Dessert. Fall season highlights included a 2nd Place finish at the ISL’s by the Girls’ Cross Country team and Class A tournament bids for Girls’ Soccer and Field Hockey. Boys' Soccer was awarded the Fritz Weidergott Improvement Trophy, which is presented to the boys' soccer team that improves its standing in the ISL by the most number of points from one season to the next. The Fall Varsity Coaches talked briefly about their respective seasons before turning the focus to the individual awards. In addition to team honors, twenty-six Mustangs received ISL recognition for their performances this season.
Fall Awards
Girls’ Cross Country
Final Record: 13-2, 2nd Place Finish in the ISL
Most Valuable Runner: Victoria Lee ‘12
Rookie of the Year: Danielle Frederick ‘12
Most Improved: Sarah Anderson ’13 & Victoria White ‘14
ISL All League: Victoria Lee ’12, Danielle Frederick ’12, Lindsay Atkeson ’13, Maddie Warwick ‘14
2012 Captains: Kailey Buxbaum ’13 & Ali Edwards ‘13
Boys’ Cross Country
Final Record: 8-8
Most Valuable Runner: Ben Bosworth ‘13
Most Improved Runner: Helson Taveras ‘14
ISL All League: Adam Rochelle ’13(Ranked 10th in the ISL) & Ben Bosworth ’13 (Ranked 5th in the ISL)
ISL Honorable Mention: John Esty ‘13
NEPSTA All New England: Ben Bosworth ‘13
Patriot Ledger All Scholastic: Ben Bosworth ‘13
Field Hockey
Final Record: 10-6
Most Valuable Player: Erin Martin ‘12
Most Improved Player: Maura Noone ‘14
Unsung Hero: Catharine Parker ‘12
Coaches Award: Meghan Kelleher ‘12
ISL All League: Erin Martin ’12, Meghan Kelleher ’12, Brighid Noone ‘12
ISL Honorable Mention: Ale Gianino ’13, Sarah Evans ‘12
Boys’ Soccer
Final Record: 7-7-3
Awarded the Fritz Weidergott Improvement Trophy: "The Improvement Plate, first established in 1986, and renamed The Fritz Weidergott Improvement Trophy in 1997 in honor of longtime St. Mark’s soccer coach and leader in the ISL Fritz Weidergott, is awarded to that team which improves its standing in the league by the most number of points from one season to the next."
Most Valuable Player: Eric Nesto ‘12
Most Improved Player: Billy Murray ‘13
Coaches Award: Jesse Francese ’12 & Nelson Mugabo ‘13
ISL All League: Eric Nesto ’12 & Tom Schnoor ‘12
ISL Honorable Mention: Ben Toulotte ’12 & Michael Cooke ‘13
Girls’ Soccer
Final Record: 10-5-2
ISL All League: Catherine Hartigan ’12, Megan Kim ’12, Chandler Quintin ‘14
ISL Honorable Mention: Shannon Reilly ‘12
All-State Team: Megan Kim ’12 & Catherine Hartigan ‘12
Volleyball
Final Record: 4-11
Most Valuable Player: Rena Ogura ‘12
Football
Final Record: 3-5
Stokinger Award – Senior Most Valuable Player: Otis Handy ‘12
Cleveland Award: Jackson Walsh ‘12 (Given each year to that graduating member of the football team who, as voted by the team, exemplifies to his teammates and to the school, the genuine compassion for others, sportsmanship, and love of the game that was the hallmark of Coach Cleveland's legacy at Milton.)
Scout Award: Funso Akinwunmi ‘12 (Given to the most valuable member of the scout team.)
Axeman Award: Harry Pearce ‘12 (Awarded to the team's hardest hitter.)
Most Improved Player: Bobby Shepard ‘13
Hog Award-Best Lineman: James Wang ‘12
Game Award-Best Offensive Player: Drew Jacobs ‘14
ISL All League: Otis Handy ’12, Drew Jacobs ’14, Justin Yoon ‘15
ISL Honorable Mention: Harry Pearce ’12, Justin Lamere ’13, John Oda-Gallagher ‘13
Anne Sheridan Named Varsity Girls' Lacrosse Coach
Athletic Director Lamar Reddicks has announced the appointment of Anne Sheridan as the
new head coach of the Mustangs varsity girls’ lacrosse program. “I hope everyone is excited as I am to have Anne Sheridan as our new girls’ lacrosse coach.“ remarked Lamar Reddicks. “She brings with her a wealth of experience as a player and a coach."
A 2005 graduate of Boston University, Sheridan earned a bachelor’s degree in Psychology. Sheridan was an integral part of a successful BU team that was three-time America East Conference Champions, and made two NCAA tournament appearances.
At the goalie position, Sheridan was given her share of individual accolades, including being named to the NCAA All-American 1st Team in her senior season. Other honors in 2005 included being named Inside Lacrosse Goaltender of the Year, America East Conference Player of the Year, America East All-Conference 1st Team, and America East All-Championship team.
Coach Sheridan joins the Milton Academy coaching staff with a wealth of college coaching experience. After graduating from BU, she joined the coaching staff from 2005-2010 where her major responsibilities included working with the goalkeepers and defense. She was a member of a staff that achieved five consecutive America East Conference regular season and tournament championships, and NCAA tournament appearances. After BU, Sheridan spent the 2010-2011 season as an assistant coach and defensive coordinator at the University of Louisville.
Coach Sheridan expressed her enthusiasm for the season. "I am excited for this opportunity to join the Milton Academy family and to take Mustang girl's lacrosse to the next level. Milton Academy strives for excellence in the classroom and on the field and I'm thrilled to be a part of such a winning tradition. We will work hard and look to make an impact in the Independent School League. I can't wait to get the 2012 season started."
Coach Sheridan is originally from Baltimore, Maryland. She attended the Roland Park Country School, where in addition to lacrosse, she lettered in field hockey and squash. She currently lives with her fiancé in Framingham, MA.
Milton Harriers Earn All-New England Honors, Compete in All-Star Race
Milton Cross Country runners, Danielle Frederick '12, Ben Bosworth '13 and Lindsay Atkeson '13 wrapped up their season in grand fashion by earning Division One All-New England honors. All three were selected for the All-New England All Star Team after their top twenty finishes at the NEPSTA D-1 Championships at Phillips Andover Academy. Along with the honor came the opportunity to compete in the NEPSTA All Star races on November 19 where they finished 12th, 21st and 30th, respectively in their races. Congratulations on a great season.
Lady Mustangs Earn NEPSAC Playoff Bid!
The Girls' Varsity Soccer & Varsity Field Hockey have both earned 8th place bids for the 2011 NEPSAC Class A tournament.
The Girls' Varsity Soccer team will travel to Phillips Andover Academy on Wednesday, November 16th, to take on the #1 seed. Game time is 2:00pm. This will be the second meeting of the year for the teams, as the Mustangs look to avenge a 2-0 season opening loss to the Big Blue.
The Varsity Field Hockey team will take on #1 seed, and reigning champion Hotchkiss School. The game will be played at neutral site, Taft School, on Wednesday, November 16th at 2:15pm. This will be the first meeting of the year for the Mustangs.
For complete NEPSAC standings, please click .
Varsity Field Hockey Plays 4 the Cure
On Wednesday, October 26th, Voses Lane Field was flooded in pink as the Varsity Field Hockey team took on St. Paul’s School in the 2nd Annual Play 4 the Cure game.
“This is something the girls’ did last season, and they really wanted to do it again.” head coach Britney Carr said. “It was great to see the girls’ coming together for a great cause. The day meant a lot to each of us for different reasons, and I hope that this can be an annual event in the years to come.”
Mustang co-captain Erin Martin spoke about what the game meant to the team. “Our Play 4 the Cure game gave our team an opportunity to unite and work toward a common goal. We used the T-shirts as a symbol of togetherness on the field and played, probably our best game as a team. Everyone contributed to our victory, and we saw how much fun and how effective teamwork is! By selling the T-shirts and bracelets we each invested effort in raising money for a great cause. It was fantastic to see the support members of the Milton community shared with us.”
The teams were able to raise over $1,000 for the cause.
October is the official Breast Cancer Awareness Month of the Susan G. Komen Foundation, and Play 4 the Cure is a nation wide movement to raise awareness for the cause.
Nunn '07 Featured in The Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Brandon Nunn '07 is featured in the Worcester Telegram & Gazette. Nunn, a junior at Holy Cross, will be looking to help lead the Men's Ice Hockey team this season. Last year, Nunn helped provide a spark to lead the 2010-2011 Crusaders to their best record since 2005-2006.
To read the full article, click here.
Beyond the Mustangs
Milton student-athletes continue to excel in their respective sports at the college level. This fall there are 30 student-athletes actively competing at colleges around the country.
Marissa Simmons '08 enters her senior season on the Colby women's soccer team. Starting at the midfield position, Simmons is a captain of the squad this year. Marissa is also a member of the Colby women's ice hockey team. While at Milton, in addition to soccer and hockey, Simmons also played lacrosse.
Suzanne Gallo '09 is in her junior year at Wesleyan University. A starting defender for the Cardinals, Gallo is captain of her field hockey squad. While at Milton, Gallo also played on the varsity girls' tennis team.
Henry Russell '11 enters his freshman season on the Dartmouth College cross country team. While at Milton, Henry also competed on the track team.
Chris Amrhein '09 enters his junior season at Cornell University where he is a quarterback on the football team. After missing all of the 2010 season due to an injury, Chris looks to return to the action this year. While at Milton, Chris was a three-year letter winner for the Mustangs in football and baseball.
Below is a complete list of athletes competing this fall at the college level.
Amherst
Emmett Wynter '10 – football
Drew Douglas-Steele '09 - soccer
Bates
Zach Trkla '11 – soccer
Bowdoin
Connor Handy '09 - football
Brown
Alex Harris '09 – football
Josette LaRochelle '11 - soccer
Claremont McKenna
Isabel Lester '11 - soccer
Colby
Marissa Simmons '08 – soccer
Columbia
Beverly Leon '10 - soccer
Cornell
Chris Amrhein '09 – football
Dartmouth
Henry Russell '11 – cross country
Charlie Storey '11 – football
Ben Ticknor '11 – football
Georgetown
Caitlin Hickey '09 – field hockey
Rebecca Evans '08 - sailing
Kenyon
Katy Bean '11 – field hockey
Middlebury
Dan Kenerson '09 – football
Salve Regina
Josh Jordan '11 – football
University of New Hampshire
Walter McCarthy '08 – football
University of Pennsylvania
Josh Scott '09 – football
University of Rochester
Lauren Kee '11 – soccer
Vassar
Rebecca Pearce-Probst '10 – soccer
Wesleyan
Nik Powers '11 – football
Kahdeem Ralph '11 – football
Jake Lefkowicz '08 – soccer
Suzanne Gallo '09– field hockey
Williams
Andrew Beaudoin '11 – cross country
Kevin Barbary '10 – football
Jaclyn Porfilio '11– field hockey
Yale
Adam Conklin '10– football
Chelsey Locarno '08 – field hockey
Varsity Football Featured in The Patriot Ledger
The Patriot Ledger featured an article on the Varsity Football program. The article gives a preview of how the season looks to shape up for the Mustangs.
To read the article .
My Summer? Playing Basketball in Russia
Ikemefuna “Ike” Ngwudo ’13 was one of 20 high school basketball players selected nationwide to play on a USA Basketball team for a two-week exchange program in Russia this summer. During the trip to Moscow and St. Petersburg, the student-athletes learned about Russian culture, attended basketball clinics, and played games with local athletes.
“The trip was an amazing experience,” said Ike. “It was exciting to visit all the historical sights and to meet so many Russian basketball players, including members of their national team.”
Ike says he learned a lot about the sport during their drills and games, where the teams were always a combination of Russian and American players.
“Americans play more athletic games, and the Russians play more skill-based games,” said Ike. “The Russian players like to move faster. They are less fancy in their moves, but they are more refined in technique. They get the job done.”
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Harvard-bound Yuleissy Ramirez ’11 is National Squash Champion
Squash standout Yuleissy Ramirez ’11 was the under-19 champion at the National Urban Individual Championships, which took place in June at Williams College.
“It was very exciting,” said Yuleissy, who played for the SquashBusters team. “In the final match, I won the first two games and felt confident. I lost the next two games, and it can be hard to come back after that. I went back on the court telling myself I wasn’t going to lose.”
Yuleissy won that final game 11-4 and captured the championship. Chris Kane, her former squash coach at Milton, isn’t surprised: “She has incredible belief in herself and she knows how to dig in and work hard. She is a fun player to watch.”
Yuleissy began playing for SquashBusters when she was in sixth grade. Based in Boston and Cambridge, the nonprofit organization was the first urban youth enrichment program to combine squash, academics and community service. Yuleissy was initially drawn to the social and community service aspects of the program; when she came to Milton in her Class IV year, her athletic talent was obvious and she played on the varsity team.
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Hockey Standout Rob O'Gara (I) Drafted by Boston Bruins
Before his junior year, Long Island native Rob O’Gara (I) made a decision to transfer to Milton Academy. That decision led him to new academic and athletic opportunities, and for the School’s hockey team, Rob was a great addition. The defenseman helped the team win the NEPSAC Championship this past winter, and this month Rob was selected 151st in the fifth round of the NHL entry draft by the Boston Bruins.
“It’s a surreal experience and I still feel like I’m on cloud nine,” said Rob. “It’s such an honor to be chosen and see all the hard work come to fruition.”
Hockey coach Paul Cannata said Rob’s being drafted was anticipated as a number of teams followed him and indicated their interest in the 6'2" blue-liner during the season. Still, Rob said that seeing his name appear on the screen, while watching the draft picks online with his father at home in Massapequa, New York, was an exciting moment.
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Excellence On and Off the Field: Milton Student-Athletes Honored
Milton honored four Class I athletes with the Academy’s traditional and venerable athletic and sportsmanship awards.
Basketball standout Dennis Clifford received the Robert Saltonstall Medal. Over Milton’s history, the Saltonstall has indicated “a distinguished record in all-around physical activity, with emphasis on leadership by example, conscientious training, good body mechanics, and observance of the code of the true sportsman.”
“On the hardwood, Dennis not only changed Milton’s game outcomes, he single-handedly changed our basketball program,” said Todd Bland, Head of School. “Dennis’s peers look up to him—literally and figuratively. He is a sports icon on campus who handles his identity and role beautifully. Dennis represents so much about what is great about Milton.”
Dennis said he was “surprised and overwhelmed” to receive the award. Dennis was also acknowledged for his contributions to the track team the past two years. “I was ready to work hard because I just love competing," Dennis said. “But I also grew to really like track.”
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