FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (March 13, 2026) – The New England Revolution Academy wrapped up another busy weekend of MLS NEXT spring competition, as all five Academy teams were in action. The Under-18s, Under-16s, and Under-15s hosted CF Montreal on Saturday, March 15, before taking on New England Futbol Club on Sunday at the Revolution Training Center. The Under-14s and Under-13s traveled to face Metropolitan Oval on Saturday.

The U-18s collected a draw and a loss at the Revolution Training Center last weekend. On Saturday, CF Montreal opened the scoring, but New England responded quickly as Levi Katsell (2009 – San Diego, Calif.) set up Grant Emerhi (2008 – Mansfield, Mass.) for the equalizer, securing a 1-1 result. The following day, the Revolution fell, 3-1, to NEFC, with Kaleb De Oliveira (2009 – Falmouth, Mass.) providing the assist on Daniel Dixon’s (2008 – Yardley, Pa.) 27th-minute tally.

Forward Matthew Jean Baptiste (2010 – Montvale, N.J.) scored three goals and distributed an assist across the U-16s two wins this weekend. New England opened the weekend with an explosive 5-1 win over CF Montreal. After the visitors struck first in the 11th minute, the Revolution leveled three minutes later through Kauan De Campos (2010 - East Providence, R.I.). Lucas Pereira (2010 – East Merrimack, N.H.) and Jesse Ebere (2010 – Saunders Lake, R.I.) each added goals, while Jean Baptiste recorded a brace and an assist. Riding that momentum into Sunday, the U-16s secured a 2-1 win over NEFC. Shifaq Fazl (2010 – Branford, Conn.) put New England ahead in the 59th minute, before Jean Baptiste converted a 75th-minute penalty to seal the result.

The U-15s earned a 2-1 win over CF Montreal on Saturday, before falling to NEFC on Sunday, 2-1. Against CF Montreal, Shayne Dos Santos (2011 – Arlington, Mass.) opened the scoring just two minutes into the match, netting a goal from the penalty spot. Hans Marten (2011 – Wellesley, Mass.) then fed Langston Powell (2011 - Catonsville, Md.) in the 20th minute to double the lead. Montreal pulled one back late, but New England held strong to secure the victory. On Sunday, Rico Janairo (2011 – Auburndale, Mass.) put the Revolution ahead in the 25th minute off a pass from Kai Nielsen (2011 – Concord, Mass.), but NEFC responded with two goals to claim the win.

The U-14s and U-13s traveled to Metropolitan Oval, falling 3-2 and 1-0, respectively. In the U-14s game, Met Oval found the scoresheet first before Marlon Quijada (2012 – Ashland, Mass.) leveled the match in the 20th minute with an unassisted effort. Moments later, Jayden Lefter (2012 – Milford, Mass.) put New England in front in the 26th minute, but the hosts responded with two goals to capture the victory. Also in action, the U-13s were edged out, 1-0, with the lone goal coming from Met Oval just before halftime.

The Revolution Academy’s U‑18, U‑16, and U‑15 teams travel to New York Red Bulls on Saturday, March 21, while the U‑13s and U‑14s welcome New York SC to the Revolution Training Center on Saturday. Click here to learn more about the New England Revolution Academy.

UNDER 18s
New England Revolution U-18s vs. CF Montreal U-19s
Saturday, March 14, 2026 – Revolution Training Center
New England Revolution 1, CF Montreal 1

Scoring Summary:
MTL – 13’
NE – Grant Emerhi (Levi Katsell) 50’

Revolution U-18s: Ryker Fauth; Josh Macedo, Harley Kerr, Sheridan McNish (Zayden Bediako 74’), Aarin Prajapati; Ivan Villalobos Lopez, Edwin Flores, Levi Katsell; Grant Emerhi (Kaleb De Oliveira 90’), Cristiano Carlos (Simon Medina-Cardoza 84’), Paolo Tornberg Ayala (Alex Bruner Louchnikov 74’)

Substitutes Not Used: Alexander Glassman, Daniel Dixon, Reinner Fidelis

New England Revolution U-18s vs. New England Futbol Club U-19s
Sunday, March 15, 2026 – Revolution Training Center
New England Revolution 1, NEFC 3

Scoring Summary:
NE – Daniel Dixon (Kaleb De Oliveira) 27’
NEFC – 31’
NEFC – 70’
NEFC – 89’

Revolution U-18s: Reinner Fidelis; Aarin Prajapati, Harley Kerr, Alexander Glassman, Zayden Bediako; Ivan Villalobos Lopez, Daniel Dixon, Levi Katsell; Kaleb De Oliveira, Simon Medina-Cardoza, Alex Bruner Louchnikov

Substitutes Not Used: Ryker Fauth

UNDER 16s
New England Revolution U-16s vs. CF Montreal U-17s
Saturday, March 14, 2026 – Revolution Training Center
New England Revolution 5, CF Montreal 1

Scoring Summary:
MTL – 11’
NE – Kauan De Campos (Frankie Caruso) 14’
NE – Matthew Jean Baptiste (Unassisted) 30’
NE – Lucas Pereira (Matthew Jean Baptiste) 50’
NE – Jesse Ebere (Unassisted) 54’
NE – Matthew Jean Baptiste (Isaac Twumasi) 80’

Revolution U-16s: JV De Almeida; Braeden Anderson, Isaac Twumasi (Ayden Gomes 80’), Kauan De Campos, Vaughn Scholz (Bayron Morales-Vega 26’); Frankie Caruso, Logan Azar, Chris Scott; Jesse Ebere (JB Hamilton IV 80’), Lucas Pereira, Matthew Jean Baptiste (Shifaq Fazl 80’)

Substitutes Not Used: Evan Johnson

New England Revolution U-16s vs. New England Futbol Club U-17s
Sunday, March 15, 2026 – Revolution Training Center
New England Revolution 2, NEFC 1

Scoring Summary:
NE – Shifaq Fazl (Logan Azar) 59’
NE – Matthew Jean Baptiste (Unassisted) 75’
NEFC – 83’

Revolution U-16s: Evan Johnson; Braeden Anderson (Hans Marten 80’), Isaac Twumasi, Kauan De Campos (Asher Cotter 71’), Bayron Morales-Vega; Ayden Gomes (Lucas Pereira 60’), Logan Azar, Chris Scott; Shifaq Fazl (Jesse Ebere 60’), JB Hamilton IV (Frankie Caruso 71’), Matthew Jean Baptiste

Substitutes Not Used: JV De Almeida, Vaughn Scholz

UNDER 15s
New England Revolution U-15s vs. CF Montreal U-16s
Saturday, March 14, 2026 – Revolution Training Center
New England Revolution 2, CF Montreal 1

Scoring Summary:
NE - Shayne Dos Santos (Unassisted) 2’
NE – Langston Powell (Hans Marten) 20’
MTL – 83’

Revolution U-15s: Zach LaPierre; Stefan Gorea (Jeremiah Moyano 46’), Asher Bremser, Dalu Nwazojie, Langston Powell; Hans Marten, Shayne Dos Santos, Arthur Bernardino (Boston Kahoalii 75’); Rico Janairo (Musah Adamu 46’), Landon Ho Sang (Andrew Hsu 69’), Kai Nielsen (Davi Pereira 83’)

Substitutes Not Used: Nathaniel Brown

New England Revolution U-15s vs. New England Futbol Club U-16s
Sunday, March 15, 2026 – Revolution Training Center
New England Revolution 1, NEFC 2

Scoring Summary:
NE – Rico Janairo (Kai Nielsen) 25’
NEFC – 46’
NEFC -  47’

Revolution U-15s: Nathaniel Brown; Jeremiah Moyano, Nicolas Escobar, Dalu Nwazojie, Thierry Maurer; Boston Kahoalii (Davi Pereira 70’), Kai Nielsen (Andrew Hsu 56’), Brennan McWeeny; Rico Janairo (Landon Ho Sang 56’), Shayne Dos Santos (Musah Adamu 56’), Elijah Obayagbona (Arthur Bernardino 80’)

Substitutes Not Used: Zach LaPierre, Stefan Gorea

UNDER 14s
New England Revolution U-14s vs. Metropolitan Oval U-14s
Saturday, March 14, 2026 – Met Oval Field
New England Revolution 2, Met Oval 3

Scoring Summary:
MET - 12’
NE – Marlon Quijada (Unassisted) 20’
NE – Jayden Lefter (Unassisted) 26’
MET - 60’
MET – 80’  

Revolution U-14s: James Warren; Ivan Pokinboroda, Darragh Nugent, Enrique Rosado, Julian Gomez; Luca Ccione, Samuel Chao, Marlon Quijada; Ayden Gomes, Drake Roberts, Jayden Lefter

Substitutes Used: Xavier Farone, Gavin Rybak, Asher Cotter, James O’Connor, Isaiah Adeseko, Lucas Williams 

UNDER 13s
New England Revolution U-13s vs. Metropolitan Oval U-13s
Saturday, March 14, 2026 – Met Oval Field
New England Revolution 0, Met Oval 1

Scoring Summary:
Met Oval – 40’

Revolution U-13s: Kyle Surkont; Noah Alcin, Myles Walsh, Lucca Alden-Dunn, Ben Robinson; James O'Connor, Austin Martin, Lucas Williams; Amare Laurent, Mikey Miller, Takefusa Maeda 

Substitutes Used: Petr Tsarev, Kento Chamovitz, Bryson Villota, Kauan Nascimento, Oliver Conlon, Isaiah Adeseko