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The New England Revolution and the New England Amputee Soccer Association (NEASA) are teaming up once again to bring the excitement of amputee soccer to Gillette Stadium! On April 19th, following the Revolution’s first-team match, the Revolution Amputee Soccer Team will take on the New York Metro Amputee Soccer Team in a thrilling full-length exhibition…
Amputee Soccer Continues to Break Barriers at Gillette Stadium
On an unforgettable night at Gillette Stadium, Revolution Amputee Soccer once again made history — and a powerful statement — by delivering a commanding 5-0 victory in front of an inspired crowd. The night was already electric after the New England Revolution defeated New York City FC 2-0 in a thrilling MLS match, a game…
Will Sands named Revolution’s ambassador to the New England Amputee Soccer Association
As Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month begins this April, New England Revolution defender Will Sands has been named the club’s new ambassador of the New England Amputee Soccer Association (NEASA). Sands will attend the Revolution Amputee Soccer Team’s training session on Tuesday, April 15, at Legion Memorial Field in Weymouth, Mass. (Commercial St. & Middle…
CV Student to Play in Amputee Soccer Match at Gillette Stadium following MLS Game
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“This sport is bigger than us” | How Kelvin Jimenez found purpose with New England Amputee Soccer
When Kelvin Jimenez lost his leg in a boating accident on January 3, 2021, he thought he would never kick a soccer ball again. An athlete all his life, soccer was more than just a sport to him – it was his identity, his purpose. And just like that, it was gone. “It’s like I…
