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…
Image courtesy of @BostonRenegades (IG) The four-time defending WFA National Champions opened the 2023 season at Harry Della Russo Stadium in Revere on Saturday night and it was business as usual. Led by a returning Allison Cahill at QB after an Achilles injury kept her out of the championship game in 2022, the Renegades waltzed to a 63-6 win over the DC Divas. Cahill threw for 277 yards and four…
The Patriots’ offseason may just be getting going, but the Boston Renegades’ is ending. On Tuesday night earlier this week, the seven-time Women’s Football Alliance champions (three as the Boston Militia) opened camp ahead of an April 29th season opener at home against D.C. Divas. The Renegades are seeking a fifth straight championship and a seventh straight appearance in the title game. The success is even more impressive when you…
FOXBOROUGH – As the Boston Renegades made their way out of the visitors tunnel and onto the field at Gillette Stadium early on Friday morning, the roster of 59 women, coaches and staff members all had the same child-like jubilation on their faces. With a “Have a Banner Weekend” message on the video board just under the Patriots’ six Super Bowl banners greeting the team, everyone took about 45 minutes…
Photo: Boston Renegades The iconic Ric Flair once said, “to be the man, you have to beat the man.” For other teams in the Women’s Football Alliance, in order to be considered the best, they’re going to have to go through the Boston Renegades. The only problem with that is the Renegades don’t seem to be giving up their spot on top of the mountain anytime soon. With another throttling…
Photo: Boston Renegades Another year, another unblemished record for the Renegades. With a 60-28 trouncing of the D.C Divas at Harry Della Russo Stadium on Saturday night, Boston finished the regular season 6-0, pushing the franchise’s unbeaten streak to 23 games dating back to the season opener in 2019. The three-time defending Women’s Football Alliance National Champions will start the postseason on June 11 just two wins away from a…
For the first time in 1,484 days, the Boston Renegades trailed in a football game at halftime on Saturday night. Boston trailed the St. Louis Slam 21-19 after a rare slow start in the first half. The last time the Renegades trailed a game at the break was April 21, 2018 in game that ultimately ended in a three-point defeat, one of the last losses for the franchise over the…
Photo: Boston Renegades At this point, the only question on a week-to-week basis for the Boston Renegades and the growing fan base is whether or not an opponent can hold this juggernaut under 40 points. The Renegades blew out the Pittsburgh Passion 47-8 at Harry Dellarusso Stadium this past Saturday. The win extends Boston’s winning streak to 21 dating back to the 2019 season opener and was the 50th in…
Photo: Boston Renegades If you haven’t been paying attention, the three-time WFA national champs aren’t just beating teams, they’re blowing them out in 2007 Patriots fashion on a regular basis. The Renegades went down to Tampa and beat the Inferno by 47 in a shutout win. It was Allison Cahill (21/27, 159, 3 TD), not Tom Brady who was the GOAT in Tampa on this night, again leading Boston to…