For Franklin High School’s Aibree Milloy, softball has been a central part of life since she first began playing at five years old. Now, the Class of 2030 student-athlete is pursuing goals that extend from Division I softball to a career helping others.
Milloy plays catcher and first base for Team California Gomes Snedeker 14U. At the plate, she has recorded a .952 OPS and a .526 slugging percentage, paired with a .987 fielding percentage defensively.
Her commitment reaches beyond the diamond. Milloy maintains a 4.0 GPA and participates in Franklin’s Associated Student Body. Having been involved with ASB since eighth grade, she hopes to continue throughout high school.
Looking ahead, Milloy’s goal is to play softball at a Division I college, with UC San Diego as her dream destination. She also hopes to become a prosthetist, helping fit prosthetic limbs for people with amputations. Those ambitions give her meaningful goals to pursue both academically and athletically.
Milloy draws motivation from the younger version of herself who first fell in love with softball. Her teammates, coaches, and family also inspire her, providing encouragement as she works toward the future.
“I’ve played softball since I was 5 years old, and I truly couldn’t imagine myself and my life without it,” Milloy said.
With strong academics, school involvement, and a lasting love for the game, Milloy is building toward a future shaped by competition and service to others.
