Revolution Academy midfielder Hikaru Fujiwara passes against Forward Madison FC. (David Silverman | Revolution Communications)
Progress. Process. Development.
They’re three words that New England Revolution technical director Curt Onalfo (Ridgefield, Conn.) repeatedly turns to when discussing how the inaugural Revolution II season is going.
Five fixtures remain on the club’s USL League One calendar, leading to a 16-game schedule that’s crammed into three months. The Clint Peay-led side normally would’ve played a 28-game schedule across six-plus months, but the COVID-19 pandemic prompted reconfiguration after a four-month layoff.
