THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 2022 Page 9 Baseball Pats conclude fine season with playoff loss to Beverly against the Panthers, who ended up losing, 11-2, to 10th-seeded Braintree in the Round of 32. Along with accumulating 13 total victories, Revere went 11-3 in the GBL to earn second place in the league. It was just one game behind 12-2 Lynn Classical. The Patriots split their two games against the Rams during the regular season. Revere’s Sal DeAngelis smacked one of his three base hits in last Friday’s Division I preliminaryround game at Beverly. By Greg Phipps H ead Coach Mike Manning and his 2022 Revere High School baseball team can take plenty of positives from a campaign that saw the Patriots win 13 games and fi nish second in the Greater Boston League (GBL). The Patriots entered last Friday’s Division I preliminary-round game at Beverly on a roll, having won six of their fi nal seven regular-season contests. Unfortunately, 42nd-seeded Revere couldn’t keep the momentum going and dropped an 8-1 decision to No. 23 Beverly. Revere had its chances to score but left the bases loaded on two occasions, once in the fi fth inning and once in the seventh. Meanwhile, the host Panthers reached Patriot pitching for eight runs as Beverly pitching held Revere to just one run. Ollie Svendsen, Mike Popp and Kyle Cummings all saw work on the mound for the Patriots. The Revere off ense was led by Sal DeAngelis, who stroked three hits in three at-bats. Popp belted a hit and drove in Revere’s lone BRIDGE | FROM Page 4 and pathways that lead to and from the pedestrian bridge, the pedestrian bridge is anticipated to fully reopen to riders this summer. Following extensive planning and coordination with other internal departments, the unencumbered access to the Blue Line tracks and stations in this area for 18 days also allowed the MBTA to accomplish other maintenance activities, including: • Upgrading a tremendous amount of utilities at Wonderland station, including work on electrical, communications, and fi re safety systems. This work would have taken about one year to complete if it had been accomplished during overnight hours; Revere’s Chris Cassidy attempted a bunt against Beverly last Friday. run, and Domenic Boudreau added a hit in the defeat. The game was out of character to what the Patriots had done over their fi nal sevengame stretch to end the regular season. "Despite the outcome, I’m proud of the way [the team] battled today, as they did all season long," Manning said after the game. Revere had outscored the opposition 47-18 during those last seven regularseason contests. But the offense couldn’t break through • Upgrading the plaza and sidewalks at Beachmont station; • Replacing lighting at Revere Beach and Wonderland stations; • Performing signal repairs and replacement work; • Upgrading the track at Revere Beach station; • Performing tactile repairs at Suff olk Downs station; • Performing tree trimming and vegetation management within this area of the Blue Line corridor; and • Repairing and replacing the fencing along the Blue Line track area between Orient Heights and Suff olk Downs stations. For more information, visit mbta.com/Suff olkDowns, or connect with the T on Twitter @MBTA, Facebook /TheMBTA, or Instagram @theMBTA. Right by you. WWW.EVERETTBANK .COM Member FDIC Member DIF NO MATTER WHERE YOUR JOURNEY TAKES YOU NEXT, YOU’LL ALWAYS BE PART OF OUR COMMUNITY. Hats off to the Class of Revere pitcher Ollie Svendsen fi red to the plate in last Friday’s tourney contest against Beverly.
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