Girls Basketball
Milton Kimbrough enters his eighth season as head coach of the girls basketball program at Our Lady of Good Counsel High School.
A seasoned leader with national and international coaching experience, Kimbrough has guided the Falcons to consistent success, including one of the finest seasons in school history in 2021–22. Good Counsel finished 19-4 that year, placed third in the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference regular season (10-2), and advanced to the WCAC tournament semifinals.
| # | Name | Class |
|---|---|---|
| Charli Marie Blandford | 2028 | |
| Kaia Christian | 2026 | |
| Ava Cristillo | 2026 | |
| Claire Ellong | 2026 | |
| Morgan Ferguson | 2026 | |
| Seraé Fletcher | 2029 | |
| Dana Judd | 2026 | |
| Eliza Landaverde Campos | 2026 | |
| Catherine Manolakos | 2027 | |
| Pandora Nah | 2027 | |
| Chisimdi Okonkwo | 2026 | |
| Aubrey Pate | 2029 | |
| Hailey Reaves | 2028 | |
| MacKenzie Smith | 2029 | |
| Camryn Thomas | 2028 | |
| Lyla Thompson | 2029 |
Varsity Girls Basketball Schedule
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JV Girls Basketball Schedule
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Milton Kimbrough Bio Continued..
The Falcons earned a final ranking of No. 5 in the Washington area and secured their first win over Paul VI since 2016. Kimbrough was named WCAC Coach of the Year, while standout Kadidia Toure earned WCAC Player of the Year and first-team All-Met honors.
Talayah Walker was also named first-team All-WCAC and fourth-team All-Met. Toure now plays at James Madison, and Jalyn McNeil suits up for Drexel.
Kimbrough joined Good Counsel in 2010 as an assistant under longtime coach Tom Splaine. He was part of the staff that led the Falcons to the 2011–12 WCAC title and back-to-back finals appearances in 2013 and 2014. He succeeded Splaine in 2018 and has since continued the program’s tradition of excellence.
From 2013 to 17, Kimbrough coached Lindsey Pulliam, a 2021 WNBA third-round pick by the Atlanta Dream. Pulliam was a two-time first-team All-Met and the 2015–16 WCAC Co-Player of the Year, leading a 24-7 team ranked No. 22 nationally by ESPN. She later starred at Northwestern. Kimbrough also developed Nicole Enabosi, a two-time first-team All-Met and 2014–15 WCAC Player of the Year. Enabosi was named the 2017–18 CAA Player of the Year at Delaware and now plays professionally in France after winning a league title and MVP honors in Slovakia.
Beyond Good Counsel, Kimbrough founded the Germantown Lady Panthers in 2000. The program has produced numerous college players, including future WNBA athletes Bella Alarie and Lanay Montgomery. In 2018, Kimbrough led the Lady Panthers 14U squad to the Jr. NBA Mid-Atlantic Regional title and a third-place finish at Orlando’s Jr. NBA Global Championship.
Kimbrough’s coaching résumé includes an undefeated season at Washington Christian Academy (15-0) in 2009–10 and a Capital Beltway League football title with South Germantown Football in 2002.
A Cincinnati native, Kimbrough was a three-sport athlete at North College Hill High School before playing football at Ellsworth Community College and later at the University of Akron. He still holds Ellsworth’s record for longest pass play (97 yards) and averaged 22 yards per kick return as a senior at Akron. He earned his bachelor’s degree in communication and rhetoric with a minor in physical education in 1988.
Kimbrough serves as lead administration officer for the National Institute of Mental Health and is a licensed minister at Fellowship Baptist Church in Silver Spring. He lives in Germantown, MD., with his wife, Sarah. They have three children: Deshawn, Michael, and Sierra.