2007, Milpitas High School's varsity girls track & field claimed 3rd place in the overall team title. In 2004, varsity girls cross country won the team CCS title and qualified for state championships. In 2015, Milpitas High School's varsity baseball team made school history, reaching the semi-finals in the Central Coast Section Division I Playoffs at San Jose Municipal Stadium where they lost a tight game in 10 innings to Piedmont Hills High School, the eventual champions. The Trojans season was highlighted by 7 walk-off wins during the season and highlighted by numerous upsets throughout the season. These upsets included victories over Carlmont for the Michael DeJesus Tournament, Pioneer High School, the 2014 CCS Open Division Champion Leland High School, a walk-off over a highly favored Los Gatos team at home, Los Altos, Saratoga, Homestead (twice: once during regular season play, and the other in the De Anza League Tourney to secure a fifth place league finish) 4 close victories over Mountain View High School, and a shocking upset over the favored 5-seed Willow Glen High School in the 1st round of the playoffs. These Trojans were one of the few Cinderella story teams that shocked CCS baseball with their outstanding run to the semi-finals. CLOGS Unique to campus lexicon is the word "clogs", which means "clubs and organizations". Clogs host weekly meetings in classroom on campus during lunch throughout the school year. All clogs must be chartered every year through A.S.B, and approved at monthly congress meetings. Some popular "CLOGS" include: Astronomy Club Environmental Society DECA Computer Science Club Dragonboat Club Tech Society Math Club French Club Speech and Debate National Honor Society Chess Club Stock Market Club Interact Key Club Board Game Club FBLA AIM Club Ecoway Esports Tetris Club Chinese Club Dungeons & Dragons Club Dragon Flower Union Mock Trial The Music Department The department has a 100+ member marching band, a Pep Band, a 60 piece symphony orchestra, two concert bands, percussion ensembles, and a jazz band. The band is led by Emily Moore and Moises Fagundes. Marching Band & Color Guard/Concert Band The MHS Marching Band and Color Guard regularly compete in WBA (Western Band Association) field show competitions. The marching band and pep band also regularly perform at home varsity football games. In 2019, The marching band qualified for finals at the WBA 4A/5A Grand Championships for the first time in school history. In