The Milton boys' soccer program is much more than one team. The program fields four competitive teams and the record for those teams is extraordinary. In the Middle School and the 3rd team (Class IV), the participatory nature of the program allows for collaborative development for all athletes. The JV or 2nd team at Milton is consistently one of the strongest teams in the ISL. The emphasis on player development -- within a structure that is consistent with the goals for the 1st team -- allows athletes to develop and learn the systems and terminology that they will need should they stay involved in soccer at Milton.

Juan Ramos, a member of the Milton Academy math department will be in his seventh season as head coach of the program. Juan joined the Milton faculty seven years ago after a long tenure in New Mexico where he was a successful high school and club coach. Coach Ramos has over 20 years of high school coaching experience with over 200 wins and seven state championships in his career. He belongs to several coaching organizations and keeps up with the developments in the game through a number of publications and his activities in the off season. In the last five years, Milton graduates have gone on to play college ball at Brown, Princeton, Dartmouth, Swarthmore and Hamilton among others.

As soccer is a sport of growing popularity for all ages, the coaches would like to encourage prospective Milton students who are interested in soccer to check the calendar on the web and come visit a game at Milton. We are sure you will find the competition against ISL and NEPSAC teams to be exceptional and we trust you will enjoy the brand of soccer we play at Milton!

For more information about the athletic program at Milton Academy, please contact the director of athletics at (617) 898-2250.