CANTON, OH – The quest for a sixth straight WFA Pro National Championship was a rocky road for the Renegades this season, but none of that mattered when 5:00 Saturday night rolled around. That’s because for the seventh straight year, Boston was one of the last two teams standing in the WFA’ Pro Division when they took on the St. Louis Slam at the Pro Football Hall of Fame for…

Image courtesy of Boston Renegades Never in doubt, right? Ok, so maybe a few people started to jump off the bandwagon after a two-loss season, but the Renegades never flinched. Now, Boston is heading back to the Pro Football Hall of Fame and the Women’s Football Alliance Pro Division National Championship game for a seventh consecutive season. The Renegades avenged one of their losses during the regular season with an…

For the last handful of years, the Renegades hosting the WFA National conference championship has been a formality, much like the Patriots participating in the AFC title game was from 2011-2018. This year is different though. Thanks to a regular season loss to the 7-0 Pittsburgh passion a few weeks ago – just the franchise’s second loss since 2018 – Boston (5-2) is on the road Saturday night when the…

Image courtesy of Boston Renegades One down, one to go. Despite a roller coaster regular season that the franchise hadn’t experienced in years, when the Renegades took the field at Harry Della Russo Stadium in Revere on Saturday night for a first round playoff matchup against the D.C. Divas, everyone was 0-0. The five-time defending WFA Pro division champions didn’t blowout the Divas like they have in most of their…

The voices in the locker room and in the huddle may be different, but the same story still applies to the Boston Renegades now that the playoffs have arrived. After a 4-2 regular season that included the franchise’s first losses in six years, the five-time defending WFA Pro Division champions wipe the slate clean when hosting the D.C. Divas on Saturday night in the first round. A win would clinch…

Image courtesy of Boston Renegades This is certainly a new day for the Renegades franchise. After five years of dominating the Women’s Football Alliance, it seems that the rest of the league finally realizes this simply isn’t the same old Boston team. After seeing a 42-game win streak snapped against St. Louis, Boston used a bye week to reassess and thoroughly embarrassed its next opponent (New York) by scoring 90…

Image courtesy of Boston Renegades Following the franchise’s first loss since April of 2019 two weeks ago, Boston Renegades head coach John Johnson wasn’t changing his tone or the approach. After all, five straight championships allow you to stay true to the process. It was the right move, as Boston put on quite a show back home in Revere on Saturday night, putting up a ridiculous 90 points in a…

Another night, another blowout for the Boston Renegades. Boston won its 42nd consecutive game this past Saturday, rolling over the Alabama Fire 56-6 in the home opener at Harry Della Russo Stadium in Revere. The Renegades (2-0) may look much different on the field, but the product is seemingly still an unstoppable freight train. The new QB duo of Megan McFadden and Jackie Lane combined for 133 yards with Lane…