Revere Girls Soccer Team defeated Buckeye 1-0 on Saturday afternoon. In the hot afternoon sun, Revere avenged both Wednesday's loss at Copley and last season's loss at Buckeye. Revere went into the game knowing that Buckeye (7-2-1) had taken their place as the number two team in the district behind Copley. This seemed to be the motivation that Revere needed as they started strongly and had a number of decent chances to open the scoring. Bianca Milovancev, Anna Clarke, and Quinn Downing all had opportunities but failed to open the scoring for the Minutemen. With the temperature so hot, the referee allowed a water break midway through the half, and this seemed to disrupt Revere's rhythm. Goalkeeper Olivia Papouras made a number of good saves to keep the game goalless and half time arrived with the score 0-0. Revere came out in the second half and took control of the game, bossing possession and forcing Buckeye back. Revere took a deserved lead with about 20 minutes remaining when a corner from Anna Clarke was played short to Teagan Johnston. Teagan's ball cross into the area found the head of Morgan Fee, who powered a header past the Buckeye keeper and into the net. Revere worked hard for the remainder of the game to keep Buckeye scoreless and provide the perfect response to Wednesday's disappointing loss at Copley. Revere's next game is at Stow on Monday evening.