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…
Two minutes and 37 seconds. That’s basically all it took for the Renegades to clinch the victory in the home opener at Harry Della Russo Stadium on Saturday night. Boston jumped out to an early lead, built a 49-point cushion at halftime and waltzed to a 49-0 win over the Detroit Venom in the home opener in front of an impressive crowd. Ruth Matta led the way with four touchdown…
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…
Ho hum. It was business as usual for the Boston Renegades in the season opener against the D.C. Divas on Saturday night. The three-time defending WFA National champs went on the road and scored 35 points in the second quarter en route to a dominant 69-28 victory. Boston out-gained D.C. 488-269 in total yards and out-rushed the Divas 238-50. The Renegades caused five turnovers (all interceptions) and held D.C. to…
Photo: Boston Renegades When you’ve played professional football for nearly two decades, there aren’t many things that can phase you. When the Renegades open another title defense on Saturday against the D.C. Divas, six-time champ and four-time MVP quarterback Allison Cahill will be as cool as a cucumber despite some new faces on the team and a much bigger target on the organization’s collective back. As we wrote in our…
Just seven years ago, the Boston Renegades were starting from scratch, doing whatever it took to get a team together. Now, as the three-time defending Women’s Football Alliance National champions, the Renegades are the model of consistency in a league that continues to grow seemingly by the minute. “We have grown from a small and desperate start up in 2015, to today where we are the premier organization in women’s…
The second greatest pro football dynasty in New England might be headed to a true worldwide audience. On Monday, the Women’s Football Alliance announced it signed a television network deal with ESPN to have the WFA Pro Division National Championship televised live on ESPN2. The WFA will be entering its 13th beginning April 9th with 60 teams in 4 divisions. The top division – dominated by the Boston Renegades – the WFA…
In case you’re still not over Tom Brady, don’t trust Cam Newton (why would you) and still need a new veteran quarterback with all sorts of accolades to root for, you may want to start paying attention to Allison Cahill. On Wednesday it was announced that Cahill was named the Women’s Football Alliance National Football Conference Most Valuable Player. The MVP is the fourth of Cahill’s career. Since beginning to…