MHSFOOTBALL

Millbrook High School has fielded a team on the gridiron since 1952. It took 29 years from the time the school opened in 1923 to start a football program, but the team hit the ground running. Its first football conference championship was just five years later. The Wildcats have been to the state playoffs more than 30 times, holding conference championships for 15+ seasons.

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The team celebrated its first perfect regular season (11-0) in 1999 and again in 2000. Head Coach Clarence Inscore took the helm for Millbrook in 2001 from long-time coach (19 years) Earl Smith, who led the Wildcats to a 145-49 record over his tenure. After 21 years leading the Wildcats, Coach Inscore retired.

Jimmy Vereen was named Interim Head Coach In August 2022. Our conference has evolved from Capital Area 3A through CAP-8, CAP-9, CAP-5, CAP-7, CAP-6, and back to the CAP-7 in 2017. Following COVID-19 postponements of the 2020 season, the Wildcats finished in a three-way tie for the conference championship during the spring 2021 season. It was the team's last run in a "CAP" conference before moving to the Northern Athletic Conference (NAC) in fall 2021. During the traditional fall season of 2021, the Wildcats ended the regular season again in a three-way tie, this time in its new NAC-VI conference. The team finished strong, making its way to the third round of the state championships.

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Football remains a mainstay of fall sports, and it brings teamwork, life lessons, and personal achievement together in a contest unlike any other. Our Wildcats prove themselves daily on the field and in the classroom, and our staff ensures a safe, quality program.  We rely on community partnerships, volunteers, and family involvement to keep our football program at the top of its game. We are proud of our Millbrook High School Wildcats!

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