THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, MAY 10, 2024 Page 15 ~ REVERE HIGH SCHOOL PATRIOTS SPORTS ROUND-UP ~ By Dom Nicastro Revere falls to Medford, tops East Boston Revere fell to Medford, 16-6. Revere took a lead in the top of the second inning. Caleigh Joyce homered to center fi eld, scoring two runs, to give Revere the leg up, 2-1. Medford fl ipped the game on its head in the bottom of the second, scoring six runs on three hits to take a 7-2 lead. Danni Hope Randall took the loss for Revere. The starting pitcher went six innings, allowing 16 runs (three earned) on nine hits, striking out 13 and walking fi ve. Joyce went 1-for-3 at the plate, leading the team with two runs batted in. Lea Doucette led Revere with three hits in three at-bats. Frankie Reed led Revere with three walks. Overall, the team had a strong eye at the plate, collecting nine walks for the game. Reed and Riley Straccia each stole multiple bases for Revere, which ran wild on the base paths, piling up seven stolen bases for the game. Revere got back in the win column and qualifi ed for the postseason with a 25-13 win over East Boston. Revere collected 15 hits, while East Boston had three. Revere jumped out to the lead in the top of the fi rst inning after an error scored two runs. Reed provided pop in the middle of the lineup and led Revere with four runs batted in. The infi elder went 2-for-4 on the day. Brianna Miranda, Revere’s No. 8 hitter, led the team with three hits in fi ve at-bats. Doucette and Gianna Chiodi each collected multiple hits for Revere. Revere had patience at the plate, tallying eight walks for the game. Luiza Santos and Ally Straccia led the team with two bases on balls each. Joyce, Lea Doucette, Reed, Santos, and Anna Doucette each stole multiple bases for Revere, which had 15 stolen bases for the game. Chiodi earned the win for Revere. She allowed three hits and 13 runs (two earned) over fi ve innings, striking out six and walking seven. Revere boys lacrosse honors seniors It was Senior Night for Revere boys lacrosse against Saugus: • #1 Midfielder Guillermo Menjivar • #5 Attackman Vietnam “Tony” Nguyen-Pham • #9 Defenseman Yahir Alejandro Ventura • #11 Long Stick Midfi elder Andrew Leone • #12 Attackman Walid Harda • #19 Goalkeeper Santiago Gil • #21 Midfi elder Angel Reyes • #22 Midfi elder Harrison Rua • #24 Midfi elder Jack Cambriello • #26 Defenseman Marckly-Sam Romelien • #28 Defenseman Jose Ozuna “It was a good turnout for Senior Night against Saugus,” Revere coach Jordan DeBarros said. His team lost 14-1. “The seniors were well represented by their friends and family and played their hearts out.” The game was going well for Revere in the fi rst half, particularly on defense. Sophomore midfi elder Hugo Diaz scored his fi rst goal of the season. Guilherme Andrade made seven saves in net. “Despite the efforts and shots on off ense, there were some challenges, especially in the third quarter that led us to fall behind in the game and ultimately lose,” the Revere coach said. Revere girls tennis drops two Revere lost to Everett, 4-1, and Somerville, 3-2. At third singles against Everett, Lesly Calderon Lopez won, 6-0, 6-3. Against Somerville, Revere got wins from fi rst singles Dayna Phan, 6-1, 6-2, and second singles Jaimy Gomez, 6-4, 7-5. “Overall, the team played well in both matches,” Revere coach Carla Maniscalco said. Revere boys tennis falls to Everett, Somerville, Medford Michael Flynn, Revere’s boys tennis coach, said his team is “really improving and our new players have improved their level greatly. We had some very competitive matches this past week. We lost a very fun and competitive match to Medford (3-2 loss) that lasted three hours.” At fi rst singles, Nick Aguiar lost to a strong player and played an excellent match, 6-1, 6-2. At second singles, Vincent Phan played a very strong match and lost to a good player, 6-3, 6-1. At third singles, Raihan Ahmed played a very strong match and won, 6-0, 6-1. At fi rst doubles, Nick Barry and Ethan Men played well and lost, 6-2, 6-0. At second doubles, Indrit Tamizi and Vic Cisneros played an excellent match and won, 4-6, 6-1, 7-6 (10-3 in a 10-point tiebreak). Against Everett, the match lasted long as well. At first singles, Ahmed won in a very long match, 6-4, 2-6, 6-4. At second singles, Phan played very well in a close 7-5, 6-4 loss. At third singles, a hurt Aguiar played a very tough match and won, 7-5, 6-1. At fi rst doubles, Tamizi and Cisneros played an excellent match in a tough 3-6, 6-3, 6-1 loss. At second doubles, Men and Steven Espinal played an excellent match together in a 6-1, 4-6, 6-1 loss. In a 5-0 loss to Somerville, Flynn said the team played its best match and that he is “really happy with our improvement and development.” At fi rst singles, Phan played his best match against a really good Somerville player in a 6-0, 6-2 loss. He played great the entire match, Flynn said. At second singles, Ahmed played really well against a good player in a 6-1, 6-1 loss. At third singles, Tamizi, who usually plays doubles, played really well at singles in a 6-1, 6-1 loss. At fi rst doubles, Cisneros and Men continued to improve in a 6-0, 6-2 loss. At second doubles, Rayan Elmzidi and Espinal played really well in a 6-0, 6-2 loss. Revere girls track keeps shining Revere beat Medford, 88-34, and moved to 5-0. Liv Yuong was the top scorer again, placing fi rst in the high jump, long jump, and 100 hurdles (15 points total). She hit a new season PR in the high jump with a jump of 4-10, which qualifi es her for the D1 State Meet later this month. Gemma Stamatopoulos scored 14 points for the team with a fi rst-place fi nish and three second-place finishes. She took fi rst in the 800, continuing her undefeated streak, and took second in the long jump, high jump, and 400 hurdles. Ashley Cabrera Rodriguez took two fi rst-place fi nishes in the 400 hurdles and the triple jump, scoring 10 points for the team. The discus trio of Jocelyn Lazo, Angelina Montoya, and Ashley Chandler swept in the event. Other fi rst-place fi nishes included Francoise Kodjo in the shot put, Giselle Salvador in the 100 with a new PR, and Olivia Rupp in the mile. Other second-place fi nishes included Yara Belguendouz in the 100 hurdles, Salvador in the 200m, Rania Hamdani in the 400, Genevieve Zierten in both the 800 and mile, and Rocio Gonzalez in the 2-mile. Also this weekend, Stamatopoulos was the lone competitor at the MSTCA Jim Hoar Freshman/Sophomore meet on Saturday, May 4 in Weymouth. She competed in three events and set season bests in two out of three. She had a season-best in the high jump, jumping 4-8 and scoring 10th place overall. She also had a season-best in the 800 with a 2:36.70, placing 16th overall. She ran a 1:18.80 in the 400 hurdles for a 15th-place overall. “Absolutely incredible day for Gemma who has really shown strength this season as she takes on and excels in so many more events,” Revere girls track coach Racquel MacDonald-Ciambelli said. “It is always so exciting watching her compete, and her competitive drive is unmatched.” Revere will honor its seniors at Senior Night against Chelsea Thursday, May 9. Revere boys volleyball picks up two wins Revere beat Madison Park, 3-2. Larry Claudio had 44 assists, and Ruben Rodriguez added 32 kills. Revere beat Medford, 3-1. Claudio had 28 assists, and Rodriguez contributed 10 kills. RevereTV Spotlight Y ou can now watch a highlight reel from the Beautify Revere event in honor of Earth Day a few weeks ago. Beautify Revere was the annual spring cleanup day held at various locations around the city. The day’s work ended with a barbecue celebration at McMackin Memorial Park (formerly known as the American Legion Lawn) on Broadway. Watch RevereTV’s coverage of this event in between programming on the Community Channel for the next few weeks. Revere Youth Baseball and Softball League had their Annual Opening Ceremony Parade last weekend. All teams, coaches and families were invited to walk from the Susan B. Anthony School and Whelan School to the Fields at Griswold Park by St. Mary’s Church. Mayor Patrick Keefe threw the opening pitch and there was an appearance by Red Sox mascot Wally the Green Monster. Watch the parade coverage as it plays on the Community Channel, but it is also posted to RevereTV’s YouTube page. Students studying culinary arts from the Northeast Metropolitan Regional Vocational High School are showing off their skills in a new cooking series called “Northeast Cooks.” Episode two is now airing on the RTV Community Channel. Under the guidance of Culinary Arts Department Head Elizabeth Beals-Henderson, the students in this episode lead the audience through preparing a sweet treat: chocolate chip cookies! Simply follow along to make the recipe yourself. All episodes of “Northeast Cooks” will also be posted to YouTube. The Boston Renegades Women’s Professional Football Team started their season a few weeks ago, and RevereTV will be covering all home games again this year. The fi rst home game aired live on RTV last Saturday — the women took on the Alabama Fire at Harry Della Russo Stadium. Watch replays of Saturday’s game now playing in the evenings on the Community Channel. The next Renegades game to watch is on Saturday, June 1. All games will replay on television, but also stay posted to YouTube to view at your convenience. RTV GOV is fully scheduled with Revere’s local government meetings. There was a City Council meeting on the past two Mondays, so expect to see replays of both in the current rotation. Meetings are typically scheduled to replay in dated order. This week’s schedule includes the Zoning Board of Appeals, Revere Board of Health, Legislative Sub-Committee, RHS Building Committee, Conservation Commission, Human Rights Commission and Aff ordable Housing Trust Fund. RTV GOV is channel 9 on Comcast and channels 13 and 613 for RCN subscribers. All meetings play live on YouTube as well. Temple Beth Shalom presents “Our Will To Live” O n Sunday, May 19, starting at 3:00 p.m., Temple Beth Shalom in Melrose, in conjunction with the Terezin Music Foundation, will present “Our Will To Live,” a multimedia presentation designed to honor the artists of Terezin, and educate the public about the atrocities of genocide and to have a better understanding of history. The story of the Terezin artists portrayed in “Our Will To Live” is a thought-provoking way to teach audiences about intolerance, genocide and the power of art and music to carry on. Leading scholar Mark Ludwig of the Terezin Music Foundation uses a multi-media program that includes music and art to engage and educate audiences. This powerful lecture includes thought-provoking discussions, allowing for a greater sense of awareness as to what took place in the Terezin concentration camps. It also shows how the Terezin artists used music and art as a way for them to get through the pain and suff ering they were enduring. For more information on this program or for tickets, please visit Temple Beth Shalom’s website at www.tbsma. org. Tickets are free but they are limited. There will be no tickets available at the door.
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