News release from Fontbonne Academy
Fontbonne Academy will be holding its gala fundraiser, the 14th Annual Evening of Stars, on Saturday, March 23, at 6 p.m. at Lombardo’s in Randolph. Tickets are $115 per person and include dinner, silent and live auctions, and d.j. and dancing.
Yesterday fourteen teams from around New England converged on the Cunningham Collicot schools along with their remote controlled robots. The competition, sponsored by FIRST, lasted all day. You can find PatriotLedger.com coverage of the event here. Click “Read more” for a gallery of photos.
This in from Roy Chambers who is all MHS sports all the time:
If you didn’t believe in the Milton Wildcats Basketball team before you have to believe in them now. Who is afraid of this team – “Everyone”. I can’t believe how this team systemically broke down Dorchester and turned the game around to a win. Wow.
Milton will take on Wellesley in the MIAA South Division 2 semi-finals in Brockton on 3/6 @ 7:00PM.
Milton (#15) prevailed over Dennis-Yarmouth (#2) in a big upset this week. They play Tech Boston/Dorchester #7) in the quarterfinals today at 6:00PM. The game will be at the Reggie Lewis Center. Go WILDCATS! This photo is by Roy Chambers. You can find more shots of the Milton v. Dennis/Yarmouth game here.
photo by Roy Chambers
Parents/guardians of current 4th and 5th grade students are invited to join us at the Pierce Middle School on Tuesday, March 12th, at 6:00 PM in the auditorium to learn more about the enriching programs Pierce Middle School has to offer.
from The PatriotLedger.com
In a game of surges, where momentum seemed to be volleyed back and forth, the fifth-seeded Marshfield High boys hockey team had too much firepower for Milton Wednesday night at Gallo Arena, ousting the Wildcats 7-3 in first-round action of the Division 1 South Sectional tournament. (Read the full story here.)
Sports photographer Roy Chambers captured this shot of two wrestlers at the recent MIAA all state championships. Milton High’sPeter Hailer and Jonathan Carrera each placed 4th and will be moving on to the New England Championship to be held in Providence. Good luck! You can find more of Roy’s sports photography here,
photo by Roy Chambers
from The PatriotLedger.com
When the Vin Moscardelli boys basketball tournament kicked off on Monday, Quincy High coach Dave Parry was hoping it would serve as a nice tune-up before the South Sectional tournament begins. (Read the full story here.)
from The Boston Herald
Milton High has settled on James Moonan as the new head baseball coach, replacing Ted Curley, whose contract was not renewed. (Read the full story here.)