Unable to get its offense untracked, the Revere High School football team dropped a 28-6 decision to Lynn English Friday night at Manning Field in Lynn.
Coach Lou Cicatelli’s Patriots fell behind, 14-0, after one quarter and 21-0, at the half, while struggling to move the football. Quarterback Carlos Rizo scored Revere’s only touchdown on a 1-yard run to complete a seven-play drive in the fourth quarter.
“We just weren’t able to generate any rhythm on offense,” said Cicatellli, whose team fell to 0-4. “We’re a young team that’s trying to find some continuity on offense, and the penalties are not helping.”
Defensive end Walter Rodriguez made several tackles. Running back Giovanni Woodard was Revere’s leading rusher in the game.
Revere punter Felipe Maia continued to excel in the kicking department, averaging more than 40 yards per punt. “Felipe’s been great us,” said Cicatelli. “He’s been flipping the field.”
Revere hosts No. 6-ranked Everett (3-1) Friday at 6 p.m. at Harry Della Russo Stadium. Everett has one of the best football players in Massachusetts in senior Christian Zamor, who has committed to Boston College in the Eagles’ recruiting Class of 2024.
