West Islip varsity football coach now leads daughter's flag football team
The Eagles won 12 straight games to start the year along with a league championship.
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9ds agoA father and daughter helped take over flag football on Long Island.
Taylor Mileti is the starting quarterback for Hauppauge High School's flag football team. When she realized the new team still needed to coach, she knew just who to ask.
Her father, Steve Mileti, became the head coach of the Eagles and the rest was history.
The team went on to win 12 straight games to start the year along with a league championship.
