FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (October 21, 2026) – The New England Revolution Academy Under-18, Under-16, and Under-15 teams continued their respective 2026 MLS NEXT fall slates against Seacoast United on Saturday, October 17, at the Revolution Training Center.
The U-18s mounted a late comeback effort but ultimately fell to Seacoast United on Saturday, 3-2. After the visitors built a three-goal advantage with goals in the 18th, 23rd, and 53rd minutes, defender Josh Macedo (2009 – Willowbrook, Ill.) cut into the deficit with his first goal of the season in the 58th minute. In the final minutes of the match, midfielder Chris Scott (2010 – North Tonawanda, N.Y.) pulled one back for New England in the 88th minute, but the hosts were unable to find an equalizer before the final whistle.
The U-16s headlined the weekend with a 3-0 shutout victory over Seacoast United, highlighted by forward Arthur Bernardino’s (2011 – Shirley, Mass.) three goal contributions. Bernardino opened the scoring in the eighth minute, before setting up Kai Nielsen’s (2011 – Concord, Mass.) goal in the 35th minute. The Shirley, Mass. native then completed his brace in the 50th minute, off a feed from Ayden Gomes (2012 – Bridgewater, Mass.). Goalkeeper London Stern (2011 – West Hills, Calif.) collected his first clean sheet of the season.
The U-15s were defeated by Seacoast United, 5-2, on Saturday. Following a four-goal effort from Seacoast in the first 62 minutes, midfielder Asher Cotter (2012 – Arlington, Mass.) converted a pass from Jad Lechheb (2012 – Revere, Mass.) in the 80th minute to get New England on the scoresheet. Midfielder Marlon Quijada (2012 – Ashland, Mass.) added another five minutes later before Seacoast netted a 90th-minute goal to cap the scoring.
The U-18s, U-16s, and U-15s visit fellow MLS academy the Philadelphia Union on Saturday, October 24, at WSFS Bank SportsPlex. The U-14s and U-13s return to action against Bayside FC at the Revolution Training Center on Sunday, October 25. CLICK HERE to learn more about the New England Revolution Academy.
UNDER 18s
New England Revolution vs. Seacoast United
Saturday, October 17, 2026 – Revolution Training Center
New England Revolution 2, Seacoast United 3
Scoring Summary:
SEA – 18′
SEA – 23′
SEA – 53′
NE – Josh Macedo (Lucas Pereira) 58′
NE – Chris Scott (Unassisted) 88′
Revolution U-18s: Ryker Fauth; Josh Macedo, Alex Glassman, Kauan De Campos, Braeden Anderson (Tobin Farmer 66′); Lucas Pereira, Ivan Villalobos Lopez (Chris Scott 50′), Frankie Caruso; Daniel Dixon, Roman Woolfolk (Ben Quirino 66′), Jonathan Cante (Julian Martinez 66′).
Substitutes Not Used: Reinner Fidelis, Zayden Bediako, Reid Sawyer.
UNDER 16s
New England Revolution vs. Seacoast United
Saturday, October 17, 2026 – Revolution Training Center
New England Revolution 3, Seacoast United 0
Scoring Summary:
NE – Arthur Bernardino (Vaughn Scholz) 8′
NE – Kai Nielsen (Arthur Bernardino) 35′
NE – Arthur Bernardino (Alex Gomes) 50′
Revolution U-16s: London Stern; Alex Gomes (Musah Adamu 60′), Asher Bremser (Daniel Otero 78′), Stefan Gorea, Vaughn Scholz (Dalu Nwazojie 78′); Hans Marten (Matthew Lopez 78′), Kai Nielsen (Shayne Dos Santos 60′), Andrew Hsu; Langston Powell, Luca Cicione, Arthur Bernardino (Landon Ho Sang 60′).
Substitutes Not Used: Zach Lapierre.
UNDER 15s
New England Revolution vs. Seacoast United
Saturday, October 17, 2026 – Revolution Training Center
New England Revolution 2, Seacoast United 5
Scoring Summary:
SEA – 14′
SEA – 36′
SEA – 53′
SEA – 62′
NE – Asher Cotter (Jad Lechheb) 80′
NE – Marlon Quijada (Unassisted) 85′
SEA – 90′
Revolution U-15s: James Warren; Julian Gomez (Darragh Nugent 46′), Jad Lechheb, Brody McPherson (Ivan Pokinboroda 46′), Enrique Rosado (Josh Olayinka 46′); Brennan McWeeny, Boston Kahoalii (Samuel Chao 60′), Asher Cotter; Nolan Nairn (Ayden Gomes 70′), Rodrigo Machado (Gavin Rybak 60′), Dylan Armah (Marlon Quijada 46′).
Substitutes Not Used: None.
