As we start 2024, the football season will officially end when the Pats close things out against the Jets next Sunday at Gillette. We thought we’d start to look ahead to the top storylines locally for the upcoming season with Pro Days and combines right around the corner. Heck, it’ll be time for high school and college training camps before you know it! 1. The future of the Patriots This……
Now more than ever, the Renegades have arrived in the New England area. With dozens of outlets covering the team during yet another championship run, and the Patriots sending the team off to the 2022 title game in style, it’s clear that the Renegades are no longer just an after thought when it comes to football in New England. The most dominant team in the WFA has done nothing but…
Images courtesy of @bostonrenegades (IG) The Renegades were partying like it was, well, 2022 on Saturday night. For a fifth straight season, Boston captured the Women’s Football Alliance Pro Division National Championship, beating St. Louis 35-7 at the pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday afternoon. Every year, head coach John Johnson has said that he’ll enjoy everything when it’s over, and every year during this 40-game winning streak, he’s…
CANTON, OH – 40 consecutive wins and five straight championships. eight for Boston women’s professional football overall. The Boston Renegades continued to add to their legacy on Saturday afternoon at the Pro Football Hall of Fame, winning another Women’s Football Alliance Pro Division National Championship with a 35-7 win over a good St. Louis Slam team on national television. The Slam made life difficult for Boston early, but in the…
Image courtesy of Boston Renegades Winning is hard. Winning consistently is even harder. Winning consistently and making it look easy is down right ridiculous. That’s what the Boston Renegades have done for the last four seasons and now, they have a chance to win a 40th consecutive game and bring home a fifth straight WFA Pro Division National Championship on Saturday afternoon. The title game against the St. Louis Slam…
REVERE – As Allison Cahill stepped into the media area at Harry Della Russo Stadium on Saturday night following another conference championship win, her smile was as wide as the field she just played on. Throughout the evening, starting with a long hug between her and owner Molly Goodwin when the team took the field, Cahill was honored for her 20th year of pro ball. Team media members and fans…
REVERE – In case you’ve lost track, that’s 39 and counting for the Boston Renegades. With another easier-than-it-should-be 58-6 victory over the Alabama Fire at Harry Della Russo Stadium on Saturday night, the Renegades earned a fifth straight National Conference title and a return trip to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio for the Women’s Football Alliance Pro National Championship on July 22. Boston (8-0) has won…
Images courtesy of Mitzi Vélez Lorenzana After having a couple weeks to marinate on a sub par performance by Renegades standards in the regular season finale, Boston hit the field for a WFA quarterfinal against the D.C. Divas on Saturday night. In the never ending quest for perfection, the Renegades looked like the Renegades again, embarrassing the Divas 70-14 in Revere. Boston (7-0) will host the Alabama Fire in the…
Image courtesy of Faith Worrell, Boston Renegades Another year, another unblemished record. What else is new? The Renegades made it another perfect regular season at 6-0 by beating Pittsburgh on the road 32-12 on Saturday. Quarterback Allison Cahill threw for 205 yards and two touchdowns. The 205 helped bring her over the 25,000 yard mark for career passing yards as she continues to build a ridiculous resumé. Meanwhile, Ruth Matta…
Images courtesy of Mitzi Vélez Lorenzana At this point, it’s hard to believe that anything outside of championship games can motivate the Boston Renegades. The regular season has simply become too easy for the four-time defending WFA Pro champs, with the latest example coming in the form of a 69-0 beatdown of the Tamba Bay Inferno in Revere on Saturday night. Boston (5-0) is somehow still finding ways week-after week…