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Adams Field (baseball Park)
On the same campus as Pageant Field home of the North Quincy Apaches
CLICK ON THE BLUE COMPASS FOR DIRECTIONS! Click On The Blue Compass For Directions to locations listed, when the compass icon is clicked a map will automatically be generated and then can be printed out. This feature is available whenever you see a location listed and the blue compass icon. CUNNINGHAM HALL Located at Cunningham Park, Coaches meeting rooms and Milton Mustang football sign ups
Curry College Football Fields
GAME IS CANCELLED Milton High School (Parking lot at the back of the school)
Milton High School / Brooks Field Milton High School / Brooks Field, home of the Milton Mustang football team, this facility has 2 grass football fields and one synthetic all purpose field with lights that can be used for both practice and games. Milton Mustangs Varsity team plays play 90% of their games at the Veterans Stadium on Hancock Street in Quincy MA
Milton High School Lower Grass Football Field The first left as you enter the high school from Blue Hill Parkway high school entrance. Below and or just before Brooks field,
Milton High School Middle Grass Football This is the field that is next to the basesball field, above our normal practice feild.
NO PRACTICE ON THIS DAY! Pierce Middle School (Behind the school) Pre Season Mustang parctice feild for 2007
PRACTICE IS CANCELLED PRACTICE IS CANCELLED Red Brick House at Kelly Field
To Be Announced To Be Announced, Coaches will up date on exact times and game location as the season nears Cavanagh Stadium Home Squantum Storm Cavanagh Stadium Home Squantum Storm Birch Street in North Quincy Football field, basketball court and track facility Size: 4.5 acres Named for Staff Sergeant Charles Cavanagh, who was killed while serving his country on March 6, 1945 in Germany. Cavanagh served with Company C, 28th Infantry Regt, 8th Division. He was born in Quincy on June 21, 1904 and a plaque was dedicated at the park on June 22, 1947. The current plaque was rededicated on June 14, 2000. All away Freshman and Junior Varsity Milton Mustang Games against the Storm will be played at this site.
Fore River Home field of Point Panthers Fore River Home field of the Panthers Field Beechwood Street in Quincy Point Two little league fields, street hockey court, tennis court, basketball court and football field Size: 7.2 acres One of the baseball diamonds was named for Ray Dunn, a coach and mentor to thousands of Quincy Point youngsters. There is also a memorial stone in honor of David and Stephen Pitts, two Quincy Point brothers who fought in Vietnam. All away Freshman and Junior Varsity Milton Mustang Games against the panthers will be played at this site.
Labrecque Field home of Hough's Neck Manets Labrecque Field Manets Home Field Sea Street in Hough's Neck Football field, Softball field, baseball field, two basketball courts and tot-lot. Size: 6.17 acres Named for Alfred N. LaBrecque, a Hough's Neck veteran of World War I. LaBrecque went on to serve as President of the Quincy City Council All away Freshman and Junior Varsity Milton Mustang Games against the Manets will be played at this site.
O'Rourke Playground Home of West Quincy Elks O'Rourke Playground Home of West Quincy Elks Quarry Street in West Quincy Children's tot-lot, basketball court, baseball field, softball field and football/soccer field area. Size: 7.6 acres This park was named for John J. O'Rourke, a South Quincy resident who was wounded in World War I. The park was dedicated in 1932. All away Freshman and Junior Varsity Milton Mustang Games against the Elks will be played at this site.
Pageant Field/Merrymount Park Home of North Quincy Apaches Merrymount Park Home of North Quincy Apaches Hancock Street / Merrymount Parkway in Wollaston Quincy's largest and most utilized park, it is home to the following facilities: Veterans' Memorial Stadium: football field and track facility Varsity Soccer Field: soccer field Adams Field: finest amateur baseball field in New England Coletta Field: regulation baseball field Mitchell / McCoy Fields: two little league / softball diamonds Collins Rest-a-While: children's playground Fenno Street courts: two basketball and two tennis courts with lights Ruth Gordon Amphitheater: City's only outdoor amphitheater Pageant Field: two little league field and picnic facility Ryan Boathouse: City's only boating and sailing facility Richard J. Koch Park & Rec Complex: Home of the Park and Recreation Departments All away Freshman and Junior Varsity Milton Mustang Games against the Apaches will be played at this site.
The Order Sons of Italy in America, Quincy MA Established in 1905 as a mutual aid society for the early Italian immigrants, today OSIA has more than 600,000 members and supporters and a network of more than 700 chapters coast to coast, making it the leading service and advocacy organization for the nation's estimated 26 million people of Italian descent.
Veteran's Stadium Quincy MA Varsity Games All varsity games will be played here with the exception of one Sunday at Brooks Field in Milton Veteran's Stadium Quincy MA, Hancock Street Merrymount Park Hancock Street / Merrymount Parkway in Wollaston Quincy's largest and most utilized park, it is home to the following facilities: Veterans' Memorial Stadium: football field and track facility Varsity Soccer Field: soccer field Adams Field: finest amateur baseball field in New England Coletta Field: regulation baseball field Mitchell / McCoy Fields: two little league / softball diamonds Collins Rest-a-While: children's playground Fenno Street courts: two basketball and two tennis courts with lights Ruth Gordon Amphitheater: City's only outdoor amphitheater Pageant Field: two little league field and picnic facility Ryan Boathouse: City's only boating and sailing facility Richard J. Koch Park & Rec Complex: Home of the Park and Recreation Departments
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