THE EVERETT ADVOCATE – FRiDAy, OCTObER 16, 2026 Page 11 City, Team Celebrate Homecoming Weekend with 35-27 Win over Revere Everett High School students marched from Everett High School to Veterans Memorial Stadium to kick off the annual homecoming festivities. (Advocate Photos by Emily Harney) Everett Public Schools Supt. William Hart and Mayor Robert Van Campen greet the Everett High School students as they march in the annual Homecoming procession. The Crimson Tide Mascot “Roll Tide” led the way, followed by the Crimson Tide Cheer Team. The inaugural class of inductees to the Everett High Athletic Hall of Fame were announced Friday night with some inductees in attendance. This class includes; Maureen Ahearn (‘92), Arnold Boardman (‘46), Pat Bradley (‘95), Matthew Bullock (1900), Sandro Colarusso (‘95), John DiBiaso (‘74), Kerl Downs (‘99), Herb Lawrence (‘67), 1914 Football Team, Bob Leo (‘95), Eddie Murray (‘57), Matthew Nuzzo (‘05), John Romboli (‘73) and Dan Ross (‘75). The first Hall of Fame banquet is scheduled for March 24, 2027, at the Hyatt Regency Boston Harbor. Everett High School educator Randy Boudreau gets in on the airbrushing fun at this year’s homecoming. Members of the award-winning Everett High School Marching Band provided the music for the day with another outstanding performance. The Crimson Tide fans packed the stands for Friday’s homecoming game and win over Revere. Crimson Tide Sports Notebook: Football keeps on winning; Girls soccer dominates; Boys soccer looks ahead to the GBL Cup By Joe McConnell Tide football thinks ‘next play’ for more success T he Crimson Tide football team (4-1) has now won three in a row, and four of their first five games, including last Friday night’s home encounter against Revere, 35-27. What’s the secret to their success, here’s what Coach Rob DiLoreto had to say about that. “Our team is committed to adhering to a next play mindset,” he said. “We are trying our best to stay in the moment and stay focused on what we can control, which is (as simple as) the next play for us throughout each game. This next play mentality helps us to focus on our effort and performance on each snap. I can hear our players saying ‘next play’ to each other, especially if something bad happens. It is helping us stay focused, for sure.” DiLoreto mentioned that Jamauri Dulin (5 receptions for 136 yards; 6 carries for 64 yards) played a tremendous game on both offense and defense to help lead his teammates to past Revere. “(Dulin) made several extremely athletic plays as a wide receiver in this game, and also played very physical on defense,” the veteran coach added. Quarterback Michael Walsh SPORTS| SEE PAGE 15
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