Milton Inducts Three to Wall of Fame

Tim Cagle, Jordynn Dudley and Scott Stachowski were honored at a ceremony at Bell Memorial Park in Milton.

Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Soccer

Empty stone wall beside a paved park pathway, autumn trees behind, and an open grass ballfield under soft late-afternoon light.
Milton inducted Tim Cagle, Jordynn Dudley and Scott Stachowski into its Wall of Fame during an October 24 ceremony at Bell Memorial Park. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

The City of Milton inducted three new members to its Wall of Fame during an October 24 ceremony at Bell Memorial Park. The inductees are Tim Cagle, Jordynn Dudley and Scott Stachowski.

Why it matters

The Wall of Fame recognizes individuals who have contributed to Milton's sports and parks community over time. The induction adds local figures from baseball, professional soccer and civic service to the city's record.

Three members were inducted this year. Scott Stachowski served 15 years on Milton's Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, including 10 years as its chair, before stepping down earlier this year.

The players

Jordynn Dudley

Jordynn Dudley is a professional soccer player for the Gotham Football Club in the National Women's Soccer League, who attended Cambridge High School and Florida State University.

Tim Cagle

Tim Cagle is a former baseball player at Milton High School and Piedmont College who later served as a Hopewell coach and league official.

Scott Stachowski

Scott Stachowski is a former Hopewell Baseball president who served 15 years on Milton's Parks and Recreation Advisory Board.

The details

The physical Wall of Fame runs along the pathway between the parking lot and fields at Bell Memorial Park. Jordynn Dudley, who plays for the Gotham Football Club in the National Women's Soccer League, was not present, and her father, Donald Dudley, accepted on her behalf.

Timeline

  1. Late 1960s: Tim Cagle was a child in an area that included school and Hopewell Baseball fields.

  2. October 24, 2026: Three new members were inducted at Bell Memorial Park.

  3. Earlier in 2026: Scott Stachowski stepped down from the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board.

Season Trajectory

The induction extends Milton's Wall of Fame, which recognizes local figures across sports and civic service. Adding a professional soccer player alongside baseball and parks-board honorees widens the range of achievements the city chooses to recognize.

Local fans can follow Jordynn Dudley's professional career with Gotham Football Club in the National Women's Soccer League. Nominations for next year's Wall of Fame class open next year, giving residents a path to suggest future honorees.

The takeaway

Honors programs like Milton's Wall of Fame keep a community's local history visible across generations. Residents interested in recognizing someone can follow the city's nomination process when it opens next year.

What happens next

Nominations are scheduled to open next year for the following Wall of Fame class. The city is also expected to create a new active park in Deerfield.

Further reading

Explore more Milton soccer coverage for context on local players and clubs.

More information

View Milton Wall of Fame nominations and past inductees on the City of Milton website.