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THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 2024 Page 17 Isaac Portillo with the serve for Revere. Rayan Echelh serves for Revere. Juan Perez serves for Revere. Rayan Echelh of Revere tries to avoid touching the net as the ball hovers above. Omar Solano Garcia and Rayan Echelh celebrate after taking the win over Lynn English. Captain Ruben Rodrigues is congratulated by his teammates after scoring for the Patriots. Coach Lianne O’Hara Mimmo gets some fi nal tips out to her players as they closed out their game and win over Lynn English, 3-0. RHS Patriots Sports Round-Up By Dom Nicastro Revere softball beats Lynn English Revere softball opened the season on a high note with a 10-7 win over Greater Boston League rival Lynn English. Shayna Smith and Lea Doucette each had solo home runs. Anna Doucette and Caleigh Joyce each got their fi rst varsity hits. Frankie Reed and Brianna Miranda chipped in with a hit each. Danni Randall pitched all seven innings. She fi nished with 14 strikeouts. “We had some great fi eld work from Isabella Qualtieri and Luiza Santos and Jordan Martelli as well,” Revere coach Megan O’Donnell said. “Riley Stracci made a few good plays at shortstop for us, too.” Revere came back to win after being down 7-1 in the second inning. Girls tennis banking on returning players The Revere girls tennis team opens up April 10 against Somerville at home. The Patriots have many returning players who should add a great deal to the team as well as new players with a lot of potential, according to coach Carla Maniscalco. “With all the rain we’ve been getting, I am still working on challenge matches to determine the lineup,” Maniscalco said heading into this week. Jaimy Gomez, Kelly Landaverde, Karla Leal Robles and Lesly Calderon Lopez are all senior returnees, and the coach is expecting that they will all be important role models for the rest of the team. Girls lacrosse gearing up for strong run Amy Rotger heads into her third season as the Revere girls lacrosse coach. “We are a very young team this year, and our goal is to go out there and give it our all,” Rotger said. “This is a lot of our girls’ fi rst year playing lacrosse so learning the sport and having fun while competing are the most important.” Revere fi nished in second place in the Greater Boston League last season and fi nished with a 10-11 record. Junior Jayla Foster is the team’s captain. “She brings experience and great leadership to our team,” Rotger said. “She goes out and gives it her all every game and is always helping out her teammates who don’t know the game as well as she does.” The team only has three girls returning from last season. The goal is to “create a positive environment where we work fun and have fun doing it. Our goal is that by the end of this season, not only do these girls have teammates but also have forever friendships,” Rotger said. “I love the enthusiasm these girls bring to the game of lacrosse,” Rotger added. “They come to practice each day and give it their all. That’s all you can ask for as a coach.” Ultimately, Rotger wants to bring back some popularity for girls lacrosse to the city of Revere. “We hope that young girls see how fun lacrosse is and are willing to give it a shot,” Rotger said. “Being a part of a team is such a crucial part of life, and the ability to build lifelong relationships goes a long way.” We follow Social Distancing Guidelines! SCAM | FROM Page 3 older references to check on the quality of the work and newer references to ensure current employees are up to the task. Check them out at the Better Business Bureau (BBB.org) to see what other customers have experienced. And always get a written contract with the price, materials and timeline. The more detail, the better. • Know the law. Work with local businesses that have proper identifi cation, licensing and insurance. Confi rm that your vendor will get related permits, and make sure you know who is responsible for what according to your local laws and that your vendor is ready to comply. Find trusted, vetted home improvement contractors near you at https://www.bbb.org/near-me/home-improvement and check out BBB’s home HQ at https://www.bbb. org/all/your-home-hq – go to BBB.org to look up business profi les, fi le a complaint or write a customer review. Visit BBB Scam Tracker to research and report scams: https:// www.bbb.org/scamtracker

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