FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – The New England Revolution Academy returned to the pitch this past weekend when all four teams travelled to Connecticut for matches against Beachside SC. The Under-18s and Under-16s squared off on Saturday, April 1 in Bridgeport, Conn., while the Under-14s and Under-13s played their matches on Sunday, April 2 in Danbury, Conn.
The Under-16s will head to Frisco, Texas this weekend for the Generation adidas Cup Finals. The Under-16s will be competing in Group B of the Premier Division and are set to play the Philadelphia Union (April 7), the Chicago Fire (April 9), and C.F. Monterrey (April 11). The U-16s will finish the tournament with a pair of matches yet to be determined on Thursday, April 13 and Saturday, April 15. The match against C.F. Monterrey, which kicks off at 12:15p.m. ET, will be livestreamed on Major League Soccer’s YouTube Channel.
In addition, an Under-12 team featuring players from Revolution Academy U-12 Alliance partner clubs Bayside FC, NEFC, and Valeo FC will be competing in the 7-v-7 tournament next Thursday, April 13. That team will play in Group D of the competition and will square off with Seattle Sounders FC (April 13), New York Red Bulls (April 13), Houston Dynamo (April 14), and Malaga C.F. (April 14). The U-12s will close out the tournament on Saturday, April 15 with a pair of matches yet to be determined.
The Under-14s and Under-13s are set to continue their USSDA schedules and will host New York Soccer Club at East Providence High School on Saturday, April 8.
The New England Revolution Academy in conjunction with U12 Alliance partner clubs will be holding a series of player identification clinics for boys in 2006 & 2007 birth years for the upcoming 2017-18 U.S. Soccer Development Academy season. For more information on how to register for the events in April, click here.
WEEK HIGHLIGHTS
- Forward Jeremy Rodriguez '03 (North Andover, Mass.) registered a hat trick as the U-13s went on to defeat Beachside SC, 5-3. The hat trick is the fourth of the season for the U-13s, with Brandonn Bueno '04 (Framingham, Mass.) (twice) and Andrew Serafino '03 (East Longmeadow, Mass.) previously recording the feat.
- Forward Tim Ennin '00 (East Hartford, Conn.) found the back of the net for the U-18s in their 2-1 defeat. The forward now has two goals on the season, both of which have come while playing up with the U-18s. Ennin will be one of 20 Revolution Academy players participating in this weekend’s Generation adidas Cup.
- Forward Gustavo Casemiro '00 (Framingham, Mass.) scored a 79th minute goal to pull the U-16s level with Beachside SC for a 1-1 draw. The goal is Cassemiro’s sixth of the season. He will be participating in this weekend’s Generation adidas Cup.
- Midfielder David Medeiros '02 (Attleborough, Mass.) scored his first goal of the season in the U-14s’ 3-1 defeat at Beachside SC.
- Forward Brandonn Bueno '04 (Framingham, Mass.) and midfielder Hikaru Fujiwara ’03 (Lexington, Mass.) each registered a goal and an assist for the U-13s. Bueno has 11 goals and four assists on the season, while Fujiwara has three tallies and two helpers on the year.
UNDER-18s
New England Revolution U-18s vs. Beachside SC U-18s
Saturday, April 1, 2017 – Knights Field (Bridgeport, Conn.)
New England Revolution 1, Beachside SC 2
Scoring Summary:
NE – Tim Ennin 2 (Matt Ranieri 1) 18'
BSC – Luis Cari 23'
BSC – Austin DaSilva 55'
New England Revolution: Eddie Walsh; Daniel Jones (Andrew White 60'), Nick Woodruff, Prince Loney-Bailey (Andy Chisholm 75'), Tyler Freitas; Calvin Aroh, Alex Shterenberg (Jose Mendoza 60'), Joe Brito; Matt Ranieri, Tim Ennin, Izaiah Jennings
Substitutes Not Used: Trey Miller
Misconduct Summary:
BSC – Nadav Zarmi (Yellow Card) 41'
BSC – Travis Van Brewer (Yellow Card) 47'
BSC – Dylan Middlebrook (Yellow Card) 69'
NE – Calvin Aroh (Yellow Card) 76'
UNDER-16s
New England Revolution U-16s vs. Beachside SC U-16s
Saturday, April 1, 2017 – Knights Field (Bridgeport, Conn.)
New England Revolution 1, Beachside SC 1
Scoring Summary:
BSC – JT Siano 34'
NE – Gustavo Cassemiro 6 (Nick Firmino 3) 79'
New England Revolution: Pat Quinn; Connor Haskell (Jared Cain 73'), Marcelo Lage, Jose Gonzalez, Pierre Spiegel; Ohad Yahalom (Youmy Telemaque 60'), Trevor Burns; Kaoru Fujiwara (Nick Firmino 47'); Michael Balleani (Chris Ciullo 47'), Gustavo Cassemiro, Laz Dorogi (Luis Blanco 60')
Substitutes Not Used: Austin Causey
Misconduct Summary:
NE – Gustavo Cassemiro (Yellow Card) 25'
NE – Connor Haskell (Yellow Card) 40'
UNDER-14s
New England Revolution U-14s vs. Beachside SC U-14s
Sunday, April 2, 2017 – Danbury High School (Danbury, Conn.)
New England Revolution 1, Beachside SC 3
Scoring Summary:
BSC – Phineas Callahan 48'
BSC – Phineas Callahan 71'
BSC – Olivier Van Spaendonck 78'
NE – David Medeiros 1 (Unassisted) 79'
New England Revolution: Tristan Stephani; William Kemball-Cook, Harrison Sprofera, Morris Matthews (Aidan Melville 56'), Max Johnston; Liam Carpenter-Shulman (Tarekegn O’Neill 40' – HT), Damian Rivera Aydin Jay (Alejandro Coury 40' – HT); Caleb Williams (Gabriel Padilla 52'), Michael Tsicoulias (David Medeiros 56'), Keel Brissett (Felipe Vieira 52')
Substitutes Not Used: Connel O’Brien
Misconduct Summary:
BSC – Giovanni Calderon (Yellow Card) 52'
BSC – Oskar Ekeberg (Yellow Card) 74'
UNDER-13s
New England Revolution U-13s vs. Beachside SC U-13s
Sunday, April 2, 2017 – Danbury High School (Danbury, Conn.)
New England Revolution 5, Beachside SC 3
Scoring Summary:
NE – Brandonn Bueno 11 (Penalty Kick) 7'
BSC – Alexander Correia 18'
NE – Jeremy Rodriguez 4 (Andrew Serafino 3) 21'
NE – Jeremy Rodriguez 5 (Brandonn Bueno 4) 29'
BSC – Nicholas Melo 33'
NE – Jeremy Rodriguez 6 (Hikaru Fujiwara 2) 38'
NE – Hikaru Fujiwara 3 (Patrick Leal 3) 44'
BSC – Landon Cartwright 59'
New England Revolution: Nickolas Cardona (Eliot Jones 41’); Matthew Leal, Cole Dewhurst, Degefe McCracken, Ethan Cain (Jack Anderson 35’ – HT); Sam White (Jonathan Murphy 35’ – HT), Patrick Leal, Matthew Fordham (Hikaru Fujiwara 35’ – HT); Andrew Serafino, Jeremy Rodriguez, Brandonn Bueno (Christian Bejar 41’)
Substitutes Not Used: None
Misconduct Summary:
NE – Cole Dewhurst (Yellow Card) 18'
