FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – The New England Revolution Academy continued its fall season this weekend as all five teams returned to action in New York City. The Under-19s, Under-17s, and Under-15s traveled to face BW Gottschee Academy in Brooklyn on Sunday, Sept. 30, and the Under-14s and Under-13s faced the younger sides of BW Gottschee Academy on Saturday afternoon in Flushing, N.Y.

Two Academy teams will be in action on the road in Philadelphia next weekend for the Generation adidas Cup Regional Tournament. The U-15 and U-17 teams will travel to Pennsylvania for the tournament hosted by the Philadelphia Union Academy at the Power Training Complex. Both teams kick off against Atlanta United FC on Friday, Oct. 5.

WEEK HIGHLIGHTS

• The U-15s defeated BW Gottschee, 3-1, thanks to a hat trick from midfielder T.J. Liquori (Westfield, Mass.—2004) in 51 minutes of action. Liquori now has five goals on the season. Forward Colin Hughes (Charlton, Mass.—2004) registered two assists in 51 minutes of play in the victory.
• Midfielder Elio Firmino (Somerville, Mass.—2001) played all 90 minutes and recorded two assists in the U-19s’ 2-1 win over BW Gottschee on Sunday afternoon in Brooklyn, N.Y.
• Forward Alex Parvu (Cumberland, R.I.—2005) scored a 21^st-minute goal, his fourth of the season and second in two games, in the U-14s’ 3-1 victory over BW Gottschee on Saturday afternoon. Midfielder Joe Buckley (Westwood, Mass—2005) tallied his second assist of the season in the win.
• Forward Andrew Serafino (East Longmeadow, Mass.—2003) scored his second goal of the season in the U-17s’ 3-2 loss against BW Gottschee on Sunday afternoon in Brooklyn, N.Y.
• The U-13s capped off Saturday with a 2-0 victory over BW Gottschee in Flushing, N.Y., lifted by a 30^th-minute goal from forward Benaiah Hanson (Loudon, N.H.—2006). Hanson now has six goals in four games—an Academy high. Goalkeepers Michael Delaney (Halifax, Mass.—2006) and Sebastian Wraga (Springfield, Mass.—2006) combined in net to record the team’s third shutout of the season.

UNDER-19s

BW GottscheeU-19s vs. New England Revolution U-19s
Sunday, September 30, 2018 – Aviator Sports and Recreation Field #1 (Brooklyn, N.Y.)
BW Gottschee1, New England Revolution 2

Scoring Summary:
BWG – Jack McGlynn (PK) (31’)
NE – Pierre Spiegel 1 (Elio Firmino 1) (75’)
NE – Gevork Diarbian 2 (Elio Firmino 2) (80’)

New England Revolution: Austin Causey (Eliot Jones 47’); Lucas Almeida, Pierre Spiegel, Tyler Freitas, Nathan Metsack (Morris Matthews 73’), Brian Son (Dennis Ramirez 73’); Trevor Burns, Josh Machado (Kaoru Fujiwara 60’), Victor Viana (Aaron Ramos 73’); Elio Firmino, Gevork Diarbian

Substitutes Not Used: None

Misconduct Summary:
NE – Victor Viana 1 (Yellow Card) 9'
BWG – Jack McGlynn (Yellow Card) 34'
BWG – Omar Gawish (Yellow Card) 39'
NE – Elio Firmino 1 (Yellow Card) 50'
NE – Nathan Metsack 1 (Yellow Card) 56'
BWG – Daniel Curmi (Yellow Card) 60'
NE – Tyler Freitas 3 (Yellow Card) 70'

UNDER-17s

BW GottscheeU-17s vs. New England Revolution U-17s
Sunday, September 30, 2018 – Aviator Sports and Recreation Field #1 (Brooklyn, N.Y.)
BW Gottschee3, New England Revolution 2

Scoring Summary:
NE – Andrew Serafino 2 (Unassisted) (9’)
BWG – Larry Diggs (26’)
BWG – Larry Diggs (38’)
NE – Tico Rivera 3 (Oliver Martin 1) (56’)
BWG – Justin Weiss (80’)

New England Revolution: Nick Cardona; Zach Sardi-Santos (Caleb Williams 81’), Cole Richardson, Cole Dewhurst, Colby Quinones; Samuel White, Damien Rivera, Aidan Melville (Jonathan Murphy 70’); Oliver Martin (Felipe Vieira 70’), Andrew Serafino (Hikaru Fujiwara 75’), Michael Tsicoulias (Tico Rivera 45’)

Substitutes Not Used: Eliot Jones

Misconduct Summary:
BWG – Piero Elias (Yellow Card) (13’)
NE – Colby Quinones 1 (Yellow Card) (82’)
BWG – Richard Wilson (Yellow Card) (88’)

UNDER-15s

BW GottscheeU-15s vs. New England Revolution U-15s
Sunday, September 30, 2018 – Aviator Sports and Recreation Field #1 (Brooklyn, N.Y.)
BW Gottschee1, New England Revolution 3

Scoring Summary:
NE – T.J. Liquori 3 (Colin Hughes 1) (23’)
NE – T.J. Liquori 4 (Colin Hughes 2) (45’)
NE – T.J. Liquori 5 (Unassisted) (51’)
BWG – Kyle Brandon (60’)

New England Revolution: Sebastian Pliszka (Matthew Tibbetts 61’); Dylan Walsh, Leo Domingo, Alex Kuzmich, Avery Palma; Matteo Gomes (Noel Buck 46’), Dylan Henao (Jack Panayotou 46’), Rainer Chai (Felipe DeAndrade 46’); Colin Hughes (Dave Doirain 51’), Chase Lando (Austin Bush 51’), T.J. Liquori (Michael Hofstetter 51’)

Substitutes Not Used: None

Misconduct Summary:
None

UNDER-14s

BW GottscheeU-14s vs. New England Revolution U-14s
Saturday, September 29, 2018 – Grover Cleveland Athletic Field (Flushing, N.Y.)
BW Gottschee1, New England Revolution 3

Scoring Summary:
NE – Alex Parvu 4 (Jack Labelle 1) (21’)
NE – Henok Anderson 1 (Joe Buckley 2) (41’)
NE – Marco Dos Santos (PK) (57’)
BWG – Goal

New England Revolution: Brady Elmblad; Jack Burkhardt, London Timothy, Samuel Carrias, Jack Labelle (Ian Webb-Johnson 40’); Randy Vang, Quinn Pappendick (Oscar Martinez 40’), Marco Dos Santos; Joe Buckley, Alex Parvu (Tysenger Alcin 40’), Henok Anderson (Tyler Duarte 40’)

Substitutes Not Used: None

Misconduct Summary:
BWG – (Yellow Card) (25’)
NE – London Timothy 1 (Yellow Card) (52’)
NE – Oscar Martinez 2 (Yellow Card) (69’)

UNDER-13s

BW GottscheeU-13s vs. New England Revolution U-13s
Saturday, September 29, 2018 – Grover Cleveland Athletic Field (Flushing, N.Y.)
BW Gottschee0, New England Revolution 2

Scoring Summary:
NE – Benaiah Hanson 6 (Ryan Viana 1) (30’)
NE – Henrique Dias 1 (Kevin Medina 2) (55’)

New England Revolution: Michael Delaney (Sebastian Wraga 40’); Zydani Brandao, Daniel Woodward (Kian Charris 40’), Henrique Dias, Luke Churchill (Jacob Dounetos 40’); Amir Yahalom (Kevin Medina 40’), Ryan Viana (Max Jackson 40’), Hayes Benzan; Jiovanny Gabriel (Malik Akin 40’), Benaiah Hanson (Olger Escobar 40’), Jordi Tornberg

Substitutes Not Used: None

Misconduct Summary:
NE – Benaiah Hanson 1 (Yellow Card) (31’)