One of the football’s greatest rivalries is showcased in the Women’s Football Alliance National Conference Championship on Saturday, July 14, at 6 p.m. at the Prince George’s Sports and Learning Complex.
The Boston Renegades scored three unanswered touchdowns in the second quarter to prime a 63-26 victory over the Pittsburgh Passion. Boston now advances to the conference championship.
The Boston Renegades begin the 2018 post season on the road for a quarterfinal matchup against the Pittsburgh Passion on Saturday, June 30th.
As the team prepares for its upcoming quarterfinal playoff match, ten players from the Boston Renegades have been recognized as All-Americans by the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA).
The defense collected 6 sacks and two turnovers, and Allison Cahill threw four touchdown passes to lead the Renegades in a dominant performance over the visiting Phantomz.
Allison Cahill passed for three touchdowns and running back Angelica Pascual rushed for three more as Boston shutout Baltimore 42-0.
We regret to announce that the Cleveland Fusion has forfeited our game for this Saturday, April 28. Instead, we will be holding a public inter-squad scrimmage from 4:30 to 6 PM with a reception to follow.
Boston Renegades quarterback Allison Cahill rushed for two touchdowns as did running back Angelica Pascual, but D.C. came back from an early deficit to even the regular season series at a victory apiece.
Angelica Pascual amassed 116 rushing yards and Boston’s defense dominated as the Renegades shut out the New York Sharks 21-0.
Boston’s offense exploded, scoring 6 touchdowns to pace the Passion, but in the end a Pittsburgh field goal made the difference.
The Boston Renegades were featured on the WCVB TV news magazine program Chronicle.
Allison Cahill and Emily Beinecke connected through the air 11 times for 187 yards and two touchdowns to help the Renegades top the D.C. Divas, 21-14.
Chanté Bonds #21 rushed 20 times for 161 yards and a touchdown to lead the Boston Renegades to victory in their 2018 season opener against the Phantomz of Philadelphia.
The Boston Renegades begin their preseason with an informational team meeting. Anyone hoping to join New England’s top women’s tackle football team is welcome and encouraged to attend.
New England’s top women’s tackle football team, the Boston Renegades, has released details about tryouts and upcoming football skills development camps.
A pair of Barnstable High School graduates got a chance to play on their sport’s biggest stage.
Kyle Wescott of MyW Sports reports on the 2017 WFA National Championship Game.
The Boston Renegades scored three consecutive touchdowns while holding their opponent scoreless for the final 31 minutes and 55 seconds of the game, but their comeback bid ran short on time in the national championship game.
In recent years, the New England Patriots have set the standard for dominance in professional football. Now, a local women’s team is looking to do the same.
Eleven players from the Boston Renegades have been recognized as All-Americans by the Women’s Football Alliance.
Barnstable High School graduates Marcia Beatty and Steph Jeffers will play on the biggest stage their sport has to offer Saturday night.