FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – All three New England Revolution Academy teams were in action last weekend, going 1-0-2 against FC Boston Bolts on Sunday, Oct. 4 at Medway High School. The Under-18s opened up the day with a 2-2 draw against their local rivals before the Under-16s extended their unbeaten start to the season with a 0-0 tie, while the Under-14s claimed the Revs’ only win on the day with a 5-0 victory over the Bolts.
UNDER-18s
The Under-18s opened up the weekend with a 2-2 draw against FC Boston Bolts on Sunday, with Andrew Barrowman (Marshfield, Mass.) scoring his first two goals of the season. The Revs took the lead in the 37^th minute when Isaac Angking (Providence, R.I.) found Barrowman just inside the area, and the forward controlled the ball before firing into the bottom corner to make the score 1-0.
The Bolts fought back in the second half and equalized with a 63^rd minute penalty kick from Conor Larkin, but the Revs would respond with a penalty kick of their own with less than 10 minutes left to play. In the 82^nd minute, Aaron James (Amherst, Mass.) was fouled just inside the Bolts area and Barrowman stepped up to convert the spot kick, making the score 2-1 with eight minutes remaining. However, the Revs were unable to hold on to their lead as Edi Mujan scored for the Bolts in the 87^th minute to make the final score 2-2.

New England Revolution U-18s vs. FC Boston Bolts U-18s
Sunday, October 4, 2015 – Medway High School (Medway, Mass.)
New England Revolution 2, FC Boston Bolts 2

Scoring Summary:
NE – Andrew Barrowman 1 (Isaac Angking 2) 37’
BOS – Conor Larkin (Penalty Kick) 63’
NE – Andrew Barrowman 2 (Penalty Kick) 82’
BOS – Edi Mujan 87’
New England Revolution: Trey Miller; Aaron James, Nick Woodruff, Jose Mendoza, Daniel Jones; John Wilkins ©, Isaac Angking, Santi Cardona (Alex Shterenberg 75’); Andrew Barrowman, Izaiah Jennings (Bryant Nardizzi 75’), Justin Rennicks.
Substitutes Not Used: Bill Sinibaldi, Ben Waithe, Nahuel Algibay.
Misconduct Summary:
NE – Bryant Nardizzi (Yellow Card) 83’
UNDER-16s
The Under-16s extended their unbeaten start to the 2015-16 season to six games with a 0-0 draw against FC Boston Bolts. The Revs outshot their opponent 9-2 in the game, including a 6-2 edge in shots on target, but were unable to find a way past a resolute Bolts defense. The U-16s’ best chance came in the 60^th minute, when a corner from Tyler Freitas (North Attleborough, Mass.) found the head of Prince Loney-Bailey (Cambridge, Mass.), but the Bolts goalkeeper was able to make a save, before a follow-up effort from Gabriel Meireles (Everett, Mass.) was cleared off the line by a defender.
In goal for the Revs, Pat Quinn (Manchester, N.H.) made two saves on his way to recording his second shutout of the season and extend the U-16s’ shutout streak to 480 minutes to open the season.

New England Revolution U-16s vs. FC Boston Bolts U-16s
Sunday, October 4, 2015 – Medway High School (Medway, Mass.)
New England Revolution 0, FC Boston Bolts 0

Scoring Summary:
None
New England Revolution: Pat Quinn; Tyler Freitas ©, Prince Loney-Bailey, Chris Ciullo, Connor Haskell; Andrew White (Paulo Da Silva 45’), Ohad Yahalom, Kevin Vang; Gustavo Cassemiro (Elio Firmino 53’), Gabriel Meireles, Laz Dorogi (Jonathan Ferreira 45’).
Substitutes Not Used: Eddie Walsh, Jose Gonzalez.
Misconduct Summary:
BOS – David Saturno (Yellow Card) 70’)
UNDER-14s
The Under-14s claimed their biggest win of the season on Sunday, beating FC Boston Bolts 5-0. The Revolution opened the scoring in the 11^th minute when Declan Sung (Newton, Mass.) slipped a ball through for captain Trevor Burns (Southborough, Mass.) to finish into the bottom corner from inside the Bolts area for his first goal of the season. The Revs doubled their lead seven minutes later, with Kaoru Fujiwara (Lexington, Mass.) creating a turnover in the midfield and hitting a ball over the top for Luis Blanco (Pawtucket, R.I.), who scored his first goal of the game.
The Revs added a third goal three minutes after the halftime break, as Blanco tallied his second of the day and third of the season. Michael Balleani (Woburn, Mass.) found Blanco just outside the Bolts area, and the forward hit a powerful shot past the goalkeeper to make the score 3-0. Substitutes Aydin Jay (Boxford, Mass.) and Bryce Visnick (Beverly, Mass.) each added late goals in the final 10 minutes for the U-14s to make the final score 5-0. In the 70^th minute, Luke Fagerson (Medway, Mass.) played Jay in behind the Bolts defense and he slid his finish into the net, making the score 4-0. Six minutes later, Camden Blackburn (Ludlow, Mass.) found a streaking Visnick with a long ball, and the forward found the net for his third goal of the season.
Goalkeeper Connel O’Brien (Rochester, N.H.) made two saves on the day to keep the visitors off the scoreboard, preserving his third shutout of the season.

New England Revolution U-14s vs. FC Boston Bolts U-14s
Sunday, October 4, 2015 – Medway High School (Medway, Mass.)
New England Revolution 5, FC Boston Bolts 0

Scoring Summary:
NE – Trevor Burns 1 (Declan Sung 1) 11’
NE – Luis Blanco 2 (Kaoru Fujiwara 3) 18’
NE – Luis Blanco 3 (Michael Balleani 2) 43’
NE – Aydin Jay 1 (Luke Fagerson 1) 70’
NE – Bryce Visnick 3 (Camden Blackburn 1) 76’
New England Revolution: Connel O’Brien; Jared Cain, Pierre Spiegel (Connor Bagdon 55’), Sergio Zacarias, Camden Blackburn; Declan Sung (Luke Fagerson 50’), Trevor Burns © (Kyle White 55’), Kaoru Fujiwara (David Medeiros 63’); Samuel Deossa (Bryce Visnick 50’), Luis Blanco (Aydin Jay 63’), Michael Balleani (Caleb Williams 63’).
Substitutes Not Used: None.
Misconduct Summary:
None
While all three Academy teams will not return to U.S. Soccer Development Academy play until Oct. 18, the Under-16s will head to Toronto this weekend to open their 2015-16 Generation adidas Cup campaign. The Generation adidas Cup is Major League Soccer’s annual Under-17 tournament for elite Academy teams. The U-16s will face D.C. United on Oct. 9, the New York Red Bulls on Oct. 10 and Orlando City SC on Oct. 12, with all three games being held at Toronto FC’s Kia Training Ground. This is the first of two East Regional events that the Revs will participate in. Follow @NERevsAcademy on Twitter for updates on the games throughout the weekend.
The Academy teams will next be in Development Academy action when they travel west to New York on Sunday, Oct. 18 when the Under-18s and Under-16s will each take on Empire United at McAvoy Park in Rochester, N.Y., while the Under-14s will face World Class FC at Orangetown Soccer Complex in Orangeburg, N.Y.