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The week in Milton sports.

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Milton sports roundup, Sept. 7 to Sept. 13

Milton Youth Hockey has set Sept. 15 as the start of registration for its in-town House League, a follow-up to last week's opening of the club's Co-ed and Girls Travel program registration. The club also posted new Sunday skating and skills sessions for travel players, run by Tim Drisco…

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Milton sports roundup, Aug. 24 to Aug. 30

Milton Youth Hockey opened registration this week for its 2026-27 season, offering Co-ed and Girls Travel programs alongside its longstanding in-town House League and Learn to Skate offerings. The club, a nonprofit founded in 1965, said its programs are open to all boys and girls who li…

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Milton sports roundup, July 27 to Aug. 2

Milton's Conservation Commission got a first look July 28 at a Recreational Master Plan for the town's fields, with a consultant reporting that Flatley Field is both the most-used and most-wanted-for-improvement site among 1,300 survey respondents, alongside findings of overplayed turf,…

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Milton sports roundup, June 22 to June 28

Milton Recreation's aquatic programs are the main sports story for the week of June 22–28. Session 2 swim lessons (levels 1–6, $35/session) are underway at the Lieder Family Pool through July 2, Monday–Thursday mornings and afternoons. Community members should note the pool will be clos…

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Milton sports roundup, June 15 to June 21

Milton Recreation's summer aquatics programs at the Lieder Family Pool are the week's top story, with open swim running Mondays and Wednesdays through July 29 ($3/person), swim lessons in Session 1 wrapping June 18 and Session 2 opening June 22, and the MRec Summer Marlins team practici…

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