Revere Girls Soccer Team advanced to their 3rd straight District final with their second overtime victory in as many games. Having played Streetsboro earlier in the season, Revere knew it wasn't going to be an easy game and so it proved. Streetsboro already had two very good chances before they eventually opened the scoring midway through the first half. Although Revere settled into the game, Streetsboro's speed on the counter attack continued to be a problem for the girls. Half time arrived with the Minutemen still trailing 1-0. In the second half, Revere looked more threatening, but could not find a way to break through a stubborn Streetsboro defense. In fact, it was Streetsboro that nearly added to their lead, with only last ditch defending from Claire Brokloff and two outstanding save from Revere goalkeeper Olivia Papouras keeping the deficit at one. Revere finally managed to equalize with about 7 minutes remaining when a shot from Sophia Koutrodimos came back off the crossbar and Quinn Downing was able to turn the loose ball into the Streetsboro goal. Both teams had chances to win the game in normal time but the game ended regular time with a score of 1-1. Overtime was a familiar situation for Revere as they had beaten Field in overtime on Thursday, and a similar outcome was about to develop. With less than a minute remaining in the first period of overtime, Teagan Johnston swung over a cross from the left. Under pressure from two Revere players, a Streetsboro defender got her head to the ball, but unfortunately for her, the ball looped over the goalkeeper and into the goal to send Revere into the District final against Copley on Thursday.