THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2026 Page 5 RHS PATRIOTS SPORTS ROUNDUP Patriots roll past Chelsea behind dominant ground game; girls teams notch key wins By Dom Nicastro evere High’s football team got back to.500 in emphatic fashion with a road shutout of Chelsea, while the Patriots’ girls cross country team pulled out a one-point victory and girls soccer and volleyball each added wins during a busy week of fall action. Football Pats runs past Chelsea, 33-0 Revere needed a response, and the Patriots delivered one on both sides of the football. The Patriots went on the road and rolled past Chelsea, 33-0, behind a dominant rushing attack and a defense that kept the Red Devils off the scoreboard. The Patriots snapped a two-game losing streak. Jose Fuentes rushed for 131 yards and two touchdowns, while Sergio Peguero was right behind him with 128 yards and two scores. Ismael Romero-Gonzalez added 80 yards and a touchdown as the trio combined for 339 rushing yards and all fi ve Revere touchdowns. The performance was especially encouraging considR ering the injuries Revere has dealt with during the early portion of the season. “Great bounce back especially considering all injuries,” Revere coach Lou Cicatelli said. “Boys were locked in and played a great game.” The defense did its part with the shutout. Elijah Kearns led the Patriots with eight tackles and fi ve assists. Cesar Herrara forced a fumble that David Cruz recovered, helping set up another Fuentes touchdown. “Ground game was great, and the defense played great in a shutout,” Cicatelli said. The victory evened Revere’s record at 2-2 and sends the Patriots into another road test Friday night against Everett. “Great to be 2-2 and looking forward to a very strong Everett team on Friday night in Everett,” Cicatelli said. Girls cross-country pulls out onepoint victory Every place mattered for the Revere girls cross country team in a razor-thin victory over Lynn Classical. The Patriots came away with a 27-28 win in a meet coach Katie Sinnott said required contributions throughout the lineup. Captain Emma DeCrosta nearly captured the individual victory, fi nishing second overall in 23:47 and missing fi rst place by only one second. Sinnott said DeCrosta started her fi nal kick just a little too late but is already motivated for another opportunity against the same competition at the league meet. Jaelyn Torres placed third in 29:34 and earned a personal best, while Tram Vu fi nished fourth in 31:10. Vu improved by more than a minute from the previous week despite not feeling 100%. Sinnott was particularly impressed with Vu’s willingness to push through the race with the meet hanging in the balance. Dakota Hernandez also delivered a huge improvement, placing eighth in 34:46 after cutting fi ve minutes from her previous week’s time. “That is an epic improvement in just the span of one week,” Sinnott said. Rania Abboud fi nished 10th in 38:07, followed immediately by Kayla Men in 11th at 38:08. Revere closes its home schedule against Lynn English Is Your Estate in Order? Do you have an update Will, Health Care Proxy or Power of Attorney? If Not, Please Call for a Free Consultation. 14 Proctor Avenue, Revere (781) 284-5657 SAY HELLO TO FAMILIAR FACES AND EASY BANKING. Tina and Malinda are bringing their Medford roots and banking expertise to Everett Bank. Stop by 501 High Street and see what we mean by easy means more. before fi nishing the remainder of its meets on the road. Girls soccer earns win over Lynn Classical Revere girls soccer went 1-2 during its three-game stretch, highlighted by a 4-2 victory over Lynn Classical. Sofi a Correa Muriel scored off an assist from Amy Lopez in the victory, while Emily Torres scored twice unassisted. Lopez added a goal of her own to complete the scoring. Coach Ariana Rivera called it a “great Gerry D’Ambrosio Attorney-at-Law team win” and praised the effort throughout the lineup. The Patriots then fell to Everett, 3-1. Bella Coral scored Revere’s goal off a corner kick. Rivera felt her team played aggressively and created plenty of opportunities, particularly through the midfi eld, but could not convert enough of those chances. Revere closed the stretch with a 5-1 loss to Winthrop. Torres scored an unassisted goal for the Patriots. SPORTS | SEE Page 13 Tina Caruso VP, Business Development and Client Services Malinda Reagan VP, Branch Manager EverettBank.com
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