New England Revolution Players Attend 'Bowl for a Goal'

From New England Revolution: New England Revolution players and coaching staff joined Special Olympics Massachusetts for the 3rd annual Bowl for a Goal presented by Arbella Insurance on Wednesday, July 26 at Splitsville Luxury Lanes in Patriot Place. Players joined Special Olympics MA athletes, Revs supporters and fans on the lanes and on-stage bowling and singing karaoke.

The evening included entertainment from local country singer Timmy Brown throughout the night, as well as karaoke performances from some of the players. Revs midfielder Kelyn Rowe and forward Teal Bunbury performed Taylor Swift’s “Shake It Off,” defender Andrew Farrell and midfielder Scott Caldwell sang the Backstreet Boys’ “I Want It Thank Way,” and forward Kei Kamara and midfielder Donnie Smith rocked out to Journey’s "Don't Stop Believing."

All profits from the evening benefited Special Olympics Massachusetts including the evening’s silent auction and raffle. The two organizations have once again teamed up for a full summer of events aimed to promote an environment of inclusivity and friendly competition through the power of sports. For more information about the New England Revolution and “Bowl for a Goal” please visit here.

Photos courtesy of New England Revolution:

(Image 1) Wes Zaske, 6, of Quincy, MA alongside New England Revolution midfielder Lee Nguyen attended “Bowl for a Goal” in support of Special Olympics Massachusetts at Splitsville Luxury Lanes in Patriots Place on Wednesday, July 26.

(Image 2) New England Revolution defender Antonio Delamea, midfielder Kelyn Rowe, Special Olympics Massachusetts athlete James Keith from North Andover, goalkeeper Cody Cropper, Special Olympics Massachusetts athlete Jeremy Smith from Stoughton and defender Andrew Farrell after their bowling session in support of Special Olympics Massachusetts at Patriots Place during “Bowl for a Goal” on July 26.

(Image 3) Anna Lieberman, 11, of Needham, MA alongside New England Revolution defender Antonio Delamea and goalkeeper Cody Cropper took a selfie at “Bowl for a Goal” in support of the Special Olympics Massachusetts.