Mianowski Commits to Milton State Baseball
Coral Springs Charter standout Nolan Mianowski has announced his commitment to play college baseball at Milton State University.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Baseball

Coral Springs Charter baseball player Nolan Mianowski officially announced his commitment to Milton State University. He credited the coaching staff with making him feel welcome and creating a family atmosphere at the school.
Why it matters
The commitment marks the next step for a player who has competed at the varsity level since his freshman year at Coral Springs Charter. Mianowski said the coaching staff was a major factor in his decision.
Mianowski's junior season included a .311 batting average with 16 RBIs and 14 runs scored. As a sophomore he posted a 3.21 ERA across 19 pitching appearances.
The players
Nolan Mianowski
A Coral Springs Charter baseball player who has played varsity since his freshman year and has committed to play college baseball at Milton State University.
Milton State University
The college that Mianowski has committed to attend and play baseball for.
The details
Mianowski began playing baseball at age four through the i9 Sports program and joined the Weston Hawks travel team at age six. He has played varsity baseball for Coral Springs Charter since his freshman year and hit his first high school home run as a sophomore.
Timeline
Began playing baseball at age four through the i9 Sports program.
Joined the Weston Hawks travel team at age six.
Began varsity play at Coral Springs Charter as a freshman.
Officially announced his commitment to Milton State University on November 5, 2026.
Season Trajectory
Commitments like Mianowski's feed into the ongoing high school to college baseball pipeline, where player development from youth leagues through varsity seasons shapes which programs stock their rosters. Mianowski's progression from i9 Sports at age four to varsity pitching and hitting reflects the multi-year development path common among college-bound players.
Fans tracking Coral Springs Charter's roster can now follow Mianowski's development through his college commitment. His recorded high school stats offer a baseline for evaluating his potential contribution to the Milton State program.
The takeaway
Mianowski's commitment shows how early participation in youth programs like i9 Sports can build toward a college baseball opportunity. Players and families can use his path as an example of steady progression from travel ball to varsity competition.
Further reading
Explore more Baseball coverage to see how college commitments like this one fit into the broader high school-to-college pipeline.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Coral Springs Talk.










