Image courtesy of Boston Renegades It had to end sometime. The Boston Renegades – the winningest pro football women’s team in history – had its 42-game winning streak snapped in St. Louis this past weekend in what turned out to be a shootout, 36-27. Dating back to the 2019 season opener, the Renegades had dominated every opponent en route to five straight Women’s Football Alliance titles. But, now in a…
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…
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 Mitzi Velez Lorenzana – Renegades Photographer It looks like you can start booking those hotels and flights to Canton, OH now. With another non-competitive 61-point blowout this past Saturday against Pittsburgh at home in Revere, not only did the Boston Renegades move to 3-0, but they continue to show that they are the standard when it comes to the WFA and women’s pro football in general. There’s…
Image courtesy of Jess Dodge, WFA Pro CEO Good teams make road trips business trips. The Boston Renegades aren’t just good, they’re historically good. The dominance continued on Saturday night when Boston blew out Detroit on the road 56-0. Allison Cahill completed 11 passes, five of them were touchdowns. KD Ellison had just two catches for 117 yards, but both of them were TD’s. Adrienne Smith, Abby Pelletier and Stephanie…
Image courtesy of WFA If you saw the Women’s Football Alliance and the teams in the league – particularly the Boston Renegades – blowing up social media on Super Bowl Sunday, it was for a good reason. During the big game between the Eagles and Chiefs, the WFA posed an easy yet thought provoking solution to the disparity between men’s pro football and women’s pro football coverage and financial backing from…
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…