Allison Cahill, Quarterback, WFA First Team All American

Cahill passed for 1,742 yards (2nd in league) and 27 touchdowns (2nd), while also posting an impressive 67.6% completion rate (2nd) and a 125.8 rating (3rd). She solidified her status as one of the game’s all-time greats when she became women’s football’s first quarterback to reach 100 career victories. This is her ninth consecutive all-star selection.

Vicky Eddy, Linebacker, WFA First Team All American.

A two-time gold medalist for Team USA, this is the sixth All-American selection for the seasoned veteran who has helped pave the way for women’s football in Boston over the last 16 years. She leads the team in tackles (41) and has collected a team-leading 4 turnovers on the season so far.

Amanda Alpert, Center, WFA First Team All American

Over her 12-year career, Alpert has been the foundation upon which Boston’s best offensive lines have been built. This is her seventh consecutive All-American selection.

Adrienne Smith, Wide Receiver, WFA First Team All American

Also a two-time gold medalist for Team USA, Smith proves her mettle by leading the league currently in receiving yards (737), receptions (52), and touchdown receptions (12). A threat to score from anywhere on the field, this is Smith’s seventh All-American selection.

Chanté Bonds, Safety, WFA First Team All American

Earning her fifth All-American selection in six seasons, it may be Bonds’ versatility that makes her so valuable to the Renegades. She plays safety, cornerback, and linebacker on defense, receiver, halfback, and quarterback on offense, in addition to returning kicks.

Rese Woodfine, Offensive Tackle, WFA First Team All American

Over six seasons, Woodfine has helped anchor Boston’s offensive line from both the left and right tackle positions. She also excels at springing running backs with her blocking expertise. This is Woodfine’s third All-American selection.

Mocha Torres, Cornerback, WFA First Team All American

All over the field in her fifth season, Torres has collected a fumble, an interception, a sack, 14 tackles (2 for a loss), and 4 pass deflections. Her abilities as a “shutdown corner” were on display in Week 7 when she limited one of the sport’s best receivers to a mere 43 yards and 0 touchdowns. This is her first All-American selection.

Emily Beinecke, Wide Receiver, WFA First Team All American

Beinecke is having a breakout season in her second year. Currently ranked second in the league in receptions (43), fifth in touchdown receptions (9), and sixth in receiving yards (534), Beinecke has established herself as a key contributor to the Renegades’ potent air attack. This is her first All-American selection.

Laura Pula, Defensive Tackle, WFA First Team All American

In her rookie season, Pula has emerged as a disruptive force for opposing offenses. Her steady play making ability has earned her her first WFA All-American honor.

Asia Asantè, Halfback, WFA Second Team All American

Asantè is currently the team leader in rushing touchdowns. As though in testimony to her hard work and dedication, Asantè has tallied an impressive three All-American selections in her four seasons, despite sharing rushing duties with Whitney Zelee and Stacey Tiamfook.