The Revolution Academy needs to make some changes.

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No Revs for both u14 and u16??

What about Bolts, Seacoast and Oakwood?

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No revs

Wrong. Jerk.

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No Revs for both u14 and u16??

What about Bolts, Seacoast and Oakwood?

Beachside was as close to home as they got.

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No Revs for both u14 and u16??

What about Bolts, Seacoast and Oakwood?

Only a Bolts U16 Mid

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No Revs for both u14 and u16??

What about Bolts, Seacoast and Oakwood?

It's not over yet but here are the New England players highlighted:

Two Revs players- one U14, one U16
One Bolts U16 player
One Seacoast U16 player


F Gabriel Padilla, New England Revolution – The Revolution’s young side enjoyed a strong outing against the Chicago Fire, posting a 3-0 win. Padilla was one of a handful of standouts, a crafty attacker in tight spaces that finished a first half chance extremely well.

GK Patrick Quinn, New England Revolution – In one of the wilder games of the U16 Showcases, the Revolution held on for a 1-0 victory against San Jose. That only came to pass because of Quinn. Despite playing up a man, the Revolution were pinned in their own half for long portions of the game against the Earthquakes. Quinn made several second half save to preserve the lead and seal the win.

M Vittorio Luzio, FC Boston Bolts – The midfielder came on as a second half sub and impressed with a nicely taken left-footed shot into the upper corner of the net. Bolts held on to defeat Texans SC Houston by a 2-1 score.

F Galen Lewis, Seacoast United – The tricky dribbler was able to create space and separation against Richmond on several occasions. He scored two goals in a 4-2 loss against United.

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No Revs for both u14 and u16??

What about Bolts, Seacoast and Oakwood?

Two from revs

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It's not over yet but here are the New England players highlighted:

Two Revs players- one U14, one U16
One Bolts U16 player
One Seacoast U16 player


F Gabriel Padilla, New England Revolution – The Revolution’s young side enjoyed a strong outing against the Chicago Fire, posting a 3-0 win. Padilla was one of a handful of standouts, a crafty attacker in tight spaces that finished a first half chance extremely well.

GK Patrick Quinn, New England Revolution – In one of the wilder games of the U16 Showcases, the Revolution held on for a 1-0 victory against San Jose. That only came to pass because of Quinn. Despite playing up a man, the Revolution were pinned in their own half for long portions of the game against the Earthquakes. Quinn made several second half save to preserve the lead and seal the win.

M Vittorio Luzio, FC Boston Bolts – The midfielder came on as a second half sub and impressed with a nicely taken left-footed shot into the upper corner of the net. Bolts held on to defeat Texans SC Houston by a 2-1 score.

F Galen Lewis, Seacoast United – The tricky dribbler was able to create space and separation against Richmond on several occasions. He scored two goals in a 4-2 loss against United.

Thanks!! Please post Sunday and Monday's top u16 players when they publish. I appreciate it.

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Only a Bolts U16 Mid

ha! must be a bolts coach posting this.

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No Revs for both u14 and u16??

What about Bolts, Seacoast and Oakwood?

TDS watch maybe 3 games a day

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Beachside was as close to home as they got.

no Beachside players mentioned yet

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Good for 'em! Good practice. Now about all those PK's the Revs got....offense could use a little work too. Very few legitimate goals.

Yes every other Tweet was a Rev player taking a PK. These are recorded as regular goals on the game reports.

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TDS watch maybe 3 games a day

um..no they try to watch at least one half of one game from every team.

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It's not over yet but here are the New England players highlighted:

Two Revs players- one U14, one U16
One Bolts U16 player
One Seacoast U16 player


F Gabriel Padilla, New England Revolution – The Revolution’s young side enjoyed a strong outing against the Chicago Fire, posting a 3-0 win. Padilla was one of a handful of standouts, a crafty attacker in tight spaces that finished a first half chance extremely well.

GK Patrick Quinn, New England Revolution – In one of the wilder games of the U16 Showcases, the Revolution held on for a 1-0 victory against San Jose. That only came to pass because of Quinn. Despite playing up a man, the Revolution were pinned in their own half for long portions of the game against the Earthquakes. Quinn made several second half save to preserve the lead and seal the win.

M Vittorio Luzio, FC Boston Bolts – The midfielder came on as a second half sub and impressed with a nicely taken left-footed shot into the upper corner of the net. Bolts held on to defeat Texans SC Houston by a 2-1 score.

F Galen Lewis, Seacoast United – The tricky dribbler was able to create space and separation against Richmond on several occasions. He scored two goals in a 4-2 loss against United.

GP and GL are former Bolts players. So three Bolts / ex Bolts players highlighted. Go Bolts!!!

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GP and GL are former Bolts players. So three Bolts / ex Bolts players highlighted. Go Bolts!!!

They both suck though.

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They both suck though.

Harsh but accurate. There are only literally 4-5 players (tops) in all of the three region's DAP teams (Seacoast, Revs, Bolts) and across all age groups, that are quality. Soccer insiders all know who they are.