New England Revolution Academy U-17 players celebrate scoring against the Boston Bolts. (Evan Scales/NESJ)
When will soccer be back to normal?
It’s the question that hangs around all levels of the world’s game in New England, and one that doesn’t have a definitive answer as the COVID-19 pandemic spreads.
For Bryan Scales, director of youth development for the New England Revolution, May 2 fixtures at Gillette Stadium against Met Oval are currently circled. That date arises by taking direction from the U.S. Soccer Development Academy being suspended through April 30, though that situation could be fluid.
Related Articles
Revolution Academy makes mid-year additions as pathway expands
Just like mid-year transfers at a college soccer program, the New England Revolution Academy tends to welcome a small handful of new players each winter.…
Read More
How Revolution II could transform local development
New England Revolution technical director Curt Onalfo (Ridgefield, Conn.) jumped to the forefront of player development when the LA Galaxy hired him to coach their…
Read More
Revs Academy goalkeeper Eliot Jones stays on promising path
In late January and early February, most Development Academy players were in class and training sporadically, either individually or with their club. Eliot Jones, however,…
Read More