Football

Mill River Minutemen Eye First Winning Season Since 2022

Returning to North Clarendon’s Home Field, the team blends youthful talent with rivalry fire

The Mill River Minutemen are poised to chase their first winning season since 2022, a milestone that has eluded the program for several years. After a year playing at Saint Peter’s Field in Rutland, the team is set to return to North Clarendon’s grass field, hoping the familiar surroundings will spark a turnaround.

Homecoming and Early Goals

Head coach Zach Allen is entering his second year with the squad and has made it clear that early‑season victories are crucial. The roster will once again welcome players from MSJ, adding depth and continuity as the Minutemen look to set a positive tone for the younger contingent on the roster.

Rivalry Renewed

A long‑standing rivalry with Otter Valley, known locally as the ‘Battle for the Creek’, will once again be a focal point. Senior player Gavin Treanor reminded teammates that a trophy is on the line, a prize they narrowly missed last year, and the prospect of reclaiming it adds extra motivation to the schedule.

Building Blocks on Both Sides of the Ball

Coach Allen describes the offensive line as talented despite its youthful composition, suggesting that experience will grow quickly on the field. Senior quarterback Jack Boulger echoed the sentiment, emphasizing that developing younger players on both offense and defense is a top priority as the team prepares to showcase a stronger passing and running attack.

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