In its opening game of the 2016 WFA playoffs, the Boston Renegades used a two-touchdown effort from wide receiver Adrienne Smith #10 and a stifling defensive performance to outlast the Cleveland Fusion, 19-13, Saturday night at Dilboy Stadium.
Britni de la Cretaz explores the motivations of the players of the Boston Renegades, who devote their time and money to the team, risking so much to play the game they love.
The Boston Renegades took an early lead, but the Chicago Force responded with 52 unanswered points, resulting in a final score of 58-14, Saturday night at Dilboy Stadium.
Renegades wide receiver Adrienne Smith was interviewed for the podcast “Gridiron Blitz” to talk about all things women’s football.
Allison Cahill of the Boston Renegades has become the first quarterback to reach 100 career victories playing exclusively in women’s tackle football leagues.
The Boston Renegades snapped the Pittsburgh Passion’s 27-game winning streak and in the process set a new milestone in women’s sports.
The Boston Renegades were featured on the WMUR TV news magazine program New Hampshire Chronicle.
The Boston Globe took a behind-the-scenes look before kickoff, and recorded images as well as sounds from the locker room.
With 47-18 win over the Cleveland, the Boston Renegades capped their season sweep of the Fusion and improved to 4-1 overall.
The Boston Renegades opened their 2016 season with a 40-24 road victory over the Philadelphia Phantomz.
Former NFL players Vernon Crawford and Patrick Pass have joined the team as coaches for the 2016 season.
John Johnson has been named new head coach of the Boston Renegades.
This opinion piece by Boston Renegades executive Molly Goodwin originally appeared in the Boston Globe on August 3, 2015.
The Boston Renegades’ season ended two weeks ago, but players still took the field for drills last Thursday. They went through warm-ups before working on tackling, throwing and agility with their charges — 20 girls between 5 and 14 years old.
The Boston Renegades welcome the Chicago Force to Dilboy Stadium in Somerville, Mass., on Saturday, July 11 at 6 PM in a rematch of one of the most exciting games in women’s tackle football history.
Student journalists Tyler Maheu and Jumayar Ahmed from the New England High School Journalism Collaborative explore the foundation of the Boston Renegades.
The Boston Renegades will host a playoff game against the West Michigan Mayhem on Saturday, June 27 at Dilboy Stadium in Somerville, Mass. This match marks the first time any Boston Women’s Football team has faced the Mayhem.
Twelve players from the Boston Renegades have been recognized as “All-Americans” by the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA). The Renegades top the league with the most selections of any team in 2015.
As the members of the Boston Renegades practice for their next game, some watch from the sidelines, waiting for their wounds to heal so they can play ball.
The Boston Renegades announced that former New England Patriots fullback Patrick Pass will join their staff as the defensive backs coach.
In windy, unseasonably cold, and mostly rainy weather, the Boston Renegades mounted a stunning comeback in the fourth quarter and scored a touchdown in overtime to defeat the Chicago Force.