August Recap
Jul 31 – Aug 30, 2026 — 13 matches played, all of them recorded on Veo with match analytics for 9: two tournaments, a scrimmage, the first league weekend and a winning start to State Cup, told through the team's own match data.
13 Matches. 38 Goals. One Month.
Everything the team played in August 2026 — two tournaments, a scrimmage, the first league weekend and the State Cup opener — in one place.
EC Revolution U11 Boys Blue Premier completed a busy August with 13 matches, finishing with an 8-2-3 record and a 38–20 goal difference.
The month featured standout tournament results, including clean-sheet wins over Dixon (4–0) and Loomis (5–0), plus strong victories against North Coast (5–2), Placer United (3–2), Benicia U11 (6–1) and Mt Diablo Mustang (4–2).
The group also showed resilience in competitive draws with Sacramento United (2–2) and Corte Madera (1–1). The final week brought a 6–1 league win over Benicia, followed by a 4–2 away win at Mt Diablo.
Goals came from right across the squad this month. A special well done to the whole group for their work rate, togetherness and attacking output across a packed month.
Every Game in August
All 13 fixtures in order — competition, stage, score and where each one was played.
Davis Legacy Super Clásico
Midweek scrimmage
NorCal League — opening weekend
NorCal League — away day
August by the Numbers
All 13 games were recorded on Veo; the analytics below come from the 9 matches with full Veo analytics, so these averages cover part of the month — the 13-match record above covers all of it.
The Month's Profile
Each axis is measured against a strong U11 benchmark. The wide attacking side and the balanced possession line show a team that creates a lot without giving up control.
- 3.1Goals / game
- 7.7Shots / game
- 38%Conversion
- 56%Win ratio
- 112Passes / game
- 50%Possession
105 Attempts, 28 Goals
Filled circles are goals, open circles are shots that didn't go in. Most of the danger came from inside and around the box — a clinical 27% conversion rate for this age group.
Passing by Third
88% of our passing happened in the middle third. The next step is playing more of those passes forward into the attacking third.
Possession by Third
Only 32% of possession was in our own defensive third — the boys spent most of the month on the front foot.
Every Match, Every Metric
The brightest bar in each chart is the month's best. Letters under each column show the result of that game.
Goals scored
avg 3.1Shots
avg 7.7Possession
avg 50%Interceptions
avg 18.2The August Road Trip
Soccer parents earned this month too. Miles from Brentwood, match-day heat and a few numbers just for fun.
Miles on the Road
How Hot Was It?
Hottest was 105°F on Aug 9 in Davis; coolest 76°F on the coast in Santa Cruz.
Temperatures: daily highs at each venue from the Open-Meteo historical weather archive.
Round trips from Brentwood across 9 match days — roughly 19 hours in the car.
Santa Cruz · Davis · Brentwood · Walnut Creek · Benicia · Concord · Oakley
Aug 9 in Davis — Davis semifinal + final. Coolest was 76°F on the coast in Santa Cruz.
38 goals for 906 miles travelled. Worth every gallon.
20 goals conceded in 13 games — 1.5 per match.
Brentwood to Santa Cruz, each way, twice in one weekend.
Two games in a day on Aug 1, Aug 2, Aug 8 and Aug 9 — including a semifinal and final back to back.
Davis twice and Benicia once. Ice, shade and a lot of water bottles.
What We Work On Next
Generated from Veo’s AI match analysis across the month’s recorded games.
Finishing is already a strength — the goals-per-attempt number is where we want it, and the defensive numbers climbed through the month.
The clearest growth area is territory: passing was heavily central and only a quarter of possession happened in the attacking third. September's focus is turning midfield control into more entries into the final third.