FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – The New England Revolution Academy continued its spring season last weekend as all five teams resumed their campaigns at Mount Ida College in Newton, Mass. The Under-19s, Under-17s, Under-15s, Under-14s, and Under-13s all faced FC Boston Bolts on Saturday, May 18.

Three Academy teams will return to action on Saturday, May 25 when the U-17s and U-15s will travel to Purchase, N.Y. to take on New York Soccer Club. Meanwhile, the U-19s will travel to Portland, Conn. to face Oakwood Soccer Club. With the U-19s’ 5-1 win over Boston Bolts, the team clinched a USSDA playoff spot for the third consecutive year. With two more wins this season, the team can clinch its second Northeast Division title in three years.

Beginning this Friday, Revolution Academy alum and Homegrown Player Justin Rennicks (South Hamilton, Mass.) will help lead the United States Under-20 Men’s National Team into the 2019 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Poland. Named to the roster by Head Coach Tab Ramos, Rennicks has been a regular member of the U-20 squad during this cycle, as the two-time UnitedHealthcare Academy Player of the Year scored four goals in eight appearances during the 2018 Concacaf U-20 Championship. The U.S. U-20s will begin play in Group D on Friday, May 24 vs. Ukraine (2:30 p.m. -- FS1), followed by matches against Nigeria on May 27 (2:30 p.m. -- FS1), and Qatar on May 30 (2:30 p.m. -- FS2).

WEEKHIGHLIGHTS

• Midfielder Nicolas Firmino (Somerville, Mass.—2001) started, scored a goal, and played 65 minutes in the U-19s’ 5-1 win over Boston Bolts at Mount Ida College on Saturday, May 18. 
• Forward Tico Rivera (Cranston, R.I.—2002) scored two goals this past weekend in the U-19s’ 5-1 win over Boston Bolts. He also registered an assist in the win.
• Forward Felipe Vieira (Malden, Mass.—2003) scored the game-winning goal in the U-17s’ 2-1 victory over Boston Bolts on May 18.  
• Defender Dylan Henao (Saugus, Mass.—2004) scored a goal in the U-15s’ 2-2 draw with Boston Bolts.
• Midfielder Marco Dos Santos (Windham, N.H.—2005) scored the U-14s’ lone goal in a 2-1 loss against Boston Bolts. He now has five goals this season.
• Goalkeepers Michael Delaney (Halifax, Mass.—2006) and Sebastian Wraga (Springfield, Mass.—2006) teamed up to provide a combined shutout in the U-13s’ 0-0 draw with Boston Bolts.

UNDER-19s

New England Revolution U-19s vs. Boston Bolts U-19s
Saturday, May 18, 2019 – Mount Ida College (Newton, Mass.) 
New England Revolution 5, Boston Bolts 1

Scoring Summary:
NE – Victor Viana (14’)
NE – Tico Rivera (15’)                                                   
NE – Nicolas Firmino (41’)
NE – Kaoru Fujiwara (64’)
BB – Christian Pulselli (68’)
NE – Tico Rivera (73’)                                                                                                         

New England Revolution: Austin Causey; Nathan Metsack, Dennis Ramirez, Colby Quinones, Pierre Spiegel; Trevor Burns (Josh Machado 74’), Nicolas Firmino (Gustavo Cassemiro 65’); Victor Viana (Gevork Diarbian 65’), Kaoru Fujiwara, Tico Rivera (Michael Tsicoulias 74’), Andrew White

Substitutes Not Used: Marco Saborio-Perez

Misconduct Summary:
None

UNDER-17s

New England Revolution U-17s vs. Boston Bolts U-17s
Saturday, May 18, 2019 – Mount Ida College (Newton, Mass.) 
New England Revolution 2, Boston Bolts 1

Scoring Summary:
NE – Hikaru Fujiwara (35’)
BB – Triton Beauvois (43’)                                                   
NE – Felipe Vieira (47’)                                                 

New England Revolution: Nick Cardona; Zachary Sardi-Santos, Cole Richardson, Cole Dewhurst (Alessio Chawla 64’), Caleb Williams (Morris Matthews 46’); Samuel White, Hikaru Fujiwara, Ethan Williams (Aaron Ramos 83’); Andrew Serafino, Felipe Vieira (Ronilson Mendes 64’), Oliver Martin (Jaylon Darosa 80’)

Substitutes Not Used: Sebastian Pliszka, Jonathan Murphy

Misconduct Summary:
NE – Morris Matthews (Yellow Card) (70’)

UNDER-15s

New England Revolution U-15s vs. Boston Bolts U-15s
Saturday, May 18, 2019 – Mount Ida College (Newton, Mass.) 
New England Revolution 2, Boston Bolts 2

Scoring Summary:
BB – Noah Goldstein (47’)
NE – Dylan Walsh (48’)
NE – Dylan Henao (67’)
BB – Desmond Simon (69’)

New England Revolution: Matthew Tibbetts; Leonardo Domingo, Alexander Kuzmich, Dylan Walsh, Avery Palma; Rainer Chai (Jack Panayotou 61’), T.J. Liquori (Colin Hughes 55’), Noel Buck (Matteo Gomes 78’), Chance Therrien, Felipe DeAndrade (Dylan Henao 55’); Chase Lando (Austin Bush 55’)

Substitutes Not Used: Sebastian Pliszka, Dave Doirain

Misconduct Summary:
NE – Chance Therrien (Yellow Card) (43’)
BB – Noah Goldstein (Yellow Card) (49’)
BB – Michael Gouvin (Yellow Card) (50’)

UNDER-14s

New England Revolution U-14s vs. Boston Bolts U-14s
Saturday, May 18, 2019 – Mount Ida College (Newton, Mass.) 
New England Revolution 1, Boston Bolts 2

Scoring Summary:
BB – Noe Aubanel-Battilana (47’)
NE – Marco Dos Santos (68’)
BB – Alex St John (73’)

New England Revolution: Brady Elmblad; Jack Burkhardt, Samuel Carrias, London Timothy, Alex Parvu; Jack LaBelle, Randy Vang, Oscar Martinez; Malcolm Fry, Tyler Duarte, Tysinger Alcin

Substitutes Used: Ian Webb-Johnson, Marco Dos Santos, Joseph Buckley, Quinn Pappendick, Oskar Calderone

Misconduct Summary:
BB – Alexi Karalis (Yellow Card) (24’)
NE – Randy Vang (Yellow Card) (28’)

UNDER-13s

New England Revolution U-13s vs. Boston Bolts U-13s
Saturday, May 18, 2019 – Mount Ida College (Newton, Mass.) 
New England Revolution 0, Boston Bolts 0

Scoring Summary:
None

New England Revolution: Michael Delaney; Jacob Dounetos (Zydani Brandao 35’), Daniel Woodward, Henrique Dias (Kian Charris 35’), Luke Churchill; Kevin Medina (Malik Akin 35’), Max Jackson (Jiovanny Gabriel 35’), Hayes Benzan; Olger Escobar, Benaiah Hanson, Jordi Tornberg

Substitutes Not Used: None

Misconduct Summary:
BB – Alex Rapo (Yellow Card) (47’)