Page 10 THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2026 RHS PATRIOTS SPORTS ROUNDUP Atoui’s four touchdowns power football rout; boys soccer rolls into Sweet 16 By Dom Nicastro R evere High’s football team delivered one of its most complete performances of the season in a 52-8 rout of Malden, with Reda Atoui scoring four touchdowns and making a push toward a 1,000-yard rushing season. Meanwhile, the boys soccer team erupted for eight goals in its Division 2 state tournament opener; the girls soccer team saw its postseason run end; and the cross country teams turned in several strong performances at the Frank Mooney State Coaches Invitational. Revere routs Malden behind Atoui’s four touchdowns Revere High’s football team had just about everything working in its 52-8 victory over Malden, but the biggest story was another monster performance from Reda Atoui. Atoui - LEGAL NOTICE - COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Essex Probate and Family Court 36 Federal Street Salem, MA 01970 (978) 744-1020 Docket No. ES26A0314AD CITATION G .L. c. 210, § 6 In the matter of: To: any unnamed or unknown parent and persons interested in a petition for the adoption of said child and to the Department of Children and Families of said Commonwealth, 280 Merrimack of Peabody, MA Nicole LeeAnn Duprey of Peabody, MA requesting for leave to adopt said child and that the name of the Briella Eileen Gail Duprey SSI. The Court will determine if you are indigent. Contact forms. I Salem O ( 12/28/2026. Date: October 19, 2026 PAMELA CASEY O’BRIEN REGISTER OF PROBATE rushed for more than 200 yards and scored four touchdowns — three on the ground and another on a reception from quarterback Jose Fuentes. His biggest highlight was a spectacular 99-yard touchdown run, a play that could potentially fi nd its way into the Revere record books. “He had a monster game,” Revere coach Lou Cicatelli said. Atoui now has close to 800 rushing yards on the season with two games remaining, putting the 1,000-yard milestone within reach. The Patriots had plenty of other offensive contributors. Anthony Pelatere, freshman Amari Lassegue and Joey Angiulo also found the end zone, while kicker Emmanuel Lopera continued his impressive season with fi ve extra points and a 30-yard fi eld goal. Lopera has become a valuable weapon for Revere, not only with his accuracy on kicks but also with his ability to change field position. “He’s been great,” Cicatelli said. “He’s been fl ipping the fi eld for us. He’s been a pleasant surprise.” The defense was equally impressive, holding Malden to eight points in what Cicatelli described as one of Revere’s better defensive performances since its season-opening victory over Quincy. Liveyon SaintPaul led the Patriots in tackles as Revere limited Malden’s offensive opportunities and avoided the mistakes that have hurt the team at times this fall. Cicatelli acknowledged that Malden was missing its top running back but nevertheless was pleased with the way his players performed. “Everything was clicking our way, hitting on all cylinders,” he said. The Patriots now face a more diffi cult assignment when they travel to North Reading on Thursday, Nov. 12, at 6 p.m. in a consolation matchup. North Reading finished the regular season 6-2, with its only losses coming by three points to Greater Lowell Tech and six to St. Mary’s of Lynn. The Hornets then fell to unbeaten Watertown, 27-8, in the opening round of the Division 5 playoff s. some of our guys looked like they had seen a ghost.” The Patriots addressed those nerves at halftime and quickly found their off ensive rhythm. STELLAR: Pats’ running back Reda Atoui is shown carrying the ball against Everett. Atoui carried for four touchdowns during this past week’s 52-8 rout over Malden. (Advocate fi le photo) Cicatelli expects a challenge from a North Reading off ense that spreads the field, uses screens and features several speedy athletes. The Hornets’ special teams also have his attention, particularly their willingness to try reverses on kickoff returns and fake punts. “They’re a very good football team,” Cicatelli said. “They do a lot of good things.” The matchup also off ers an interesting bit of history for Cicatelli. He recalled bringing a Revere team to North Reading nine years ago in the postseason and pulling off an upset against a higher-seeded Hornets squad. Boys soccer erupts for eight goals, advances to Sweet 16 Revere High’s boys soccer team overcame some early postseason nerves and eventually overwhelmed Masconomet Regional, 8-2, in the opening round of the Division 2 state tournament. The No. 11-seeded Patriots advanced to the Sweet 16 behind a hat trick from Jeronimo Agudelo Alvarez, two goals from Imran Sarhrani and an outstanding playmaking performance from Francisco Navarette, who recorded fi ve assists. Revere coach Gerardo Rodriguez said the opening minutes were a reminder that his team, despite its impressive regular season, remains relatively young. “It was a very hardfought game in the fi rst half, typical tournament soccer, and like I’ve mentioned throughout the season we are young,” Rodriguez said. “First 15 mins “Once we got going....it was ruthless fi nish after fi nish,” Rodriguez said. Alejandro Hernandez, Ronald Gonzalez and Davi Dossantos each scored once to complete the eight-goal outburst. Navarette was particularly impressive, setting up fi ve of Revere’s goals. “Worth highlighting that Francisco Navarette [had] fi ve assists....he was at a diff erent level,” Rodriguez said. The victory continued an off ensive trend for the Patriots, who have demonstrated throughout the season that they can score in bunches. Earlier this fall, Revere defeated Haverhill, 8-3, and rallied from a second-half deficit to beat Lynn English, 3-1, with three goals in the fi nal 15 minutes. Now the Patriots face No. 6 Holliston, which brings a 14-32 record into the Sweet 16 after defeating No. 27 King Philip Regional, 1-0, in its tournament opener. Rodriguez said his team planned to watch film of Holliston together as part of its preparation for the matchup. The teams are scheduled to meet on Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 1 p.m. at Holliston, with a berth in the Division 2 quarterfi nals on the line. Girls soccer season ends in Division 3 tournament Revere High’s girls soccer team saw its season come to an end with a 6-1 loss to Weston in the preliminary round of the Division 3 state tournament. The No. 46-seeded Patriots entered the postseason with a 9-7-2 record, earning a tournament berth after navigating a competitive regularseason schedule. Weston, the No. 19 seed, proved too much for Revere in the postseason matchup and advanced to face SPORTS ROUNDUP | SEE Page 13
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