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The first family of Somerset County football has a new branch on its coaching tree.
Montgomery High School officially introduced Sean Carty as its new head coach Wednesday, as the Somerville alum and former Rutgers receiver takes over for Zoran Milich, who stepped down in January after starting the program a quarter century ago.
Sean Carty, who has served, primarily as Montgomery’s offensive coordinator the past seven years, is the younger brother of Hillsborough state-championship winning head coach Kevin Carty Jr., who spent six years as the head coach at Bound Brook before guiding the Raiders for the past 14 seasons. Sean Carty was the defensive coordinator for the Raiders for seven years before heading to Montgomery.
He is also the older brother of University of Delaware head football coach Ryan Carty, and all three played for their father, longtime state-championship winning coach Kevin Carty Sr., at Somerville. The elder Carty also coached in the college ranks, including six years as an assistant at Rutgers.
Sean Carty said he was perfectly content serving as an assistant coach to Milich, teaching at the school, and having his kids grow up in the community, and he did not have aspirations to lead a program.
“I appreciated my role with Coach Milich. He was so influential to getting me here to Montgomery and supporting me through everything, from my athletics career to my teaching career to my coaching career,” Carty said. “I was very comfortable as an assistant, so I wasn’t looking for a head coaching job anywhere else. I’m glad Coach Milich got to coach for as long as he wanted to coach and I’m glad to be…
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Publish date : 2025-03-19 18:30:00
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