Vol. CXXXII · October 9, 2026
On Sunday, May 17, Boys’ Varsity Baseball overpowered Tabor with a score of 7-0 and finished off their season crowned as the 2026 ISL Champions. Yet, only weeks earlier, the idea of Milton making a championship run seemed implausible. Through a confident, reliant team bonded in a uniquely Milton way, Varsity Baseball cemented the 2026 season into Mustang history.
Would you expect the Boys’ Varsity Basketball team to train without a court? Despite back-to-back ISL titles for the girls’ team and the boys’ close behind in 3rd place, the Varsity Swim Team, which trains co-ed, remains one of the few without on-campus facilities. How long can a program of this caliber thrive under such constraints? And could this limitation provide any unexpected bonuses to the team?
On Saturday, October 25, the Girls’ Varsity Soccer team defeated the reigning NEPSAC champion Worcester Academy in a tight 3-2 match. Worcester Academy has long been known as one of the toughest opponents in the league for their connection and discipline, acting as a tough competitor to any opposing team. Girls’ Varsity Soccer Team goalkeeper Charlotte Banbury ‘26 noted that Worcester “[is] a really strong team technically and tactically;” however, she notes, Wolfpack previously “failed to follow through with what [they] set [themselves] to accomplish.”
At 6:30 PM, Friday, September 19th, a packed crowd of Mustang fans arrived at the Curry College football field dressed in all-black, creating an intimidating presence in the stands. As the Varsity Football team prepared itself, “Let’s go Milton!” chants filled the field.