JULY 13, 2019 — The Boston Renegades won the city’s fifth professional women’s football championship since 2010, and the team’s second in a row, beating the Cali War 52-24 in the Women’s Football Alliance National Championship game.
JUNE 29, 2019 – For the second time in as many games, the Boston Renegades soundly defeated their archrivals the D.C. Divas. Boston advances to the Women’s Football Alliance Division I National Championship on July 13.
JUNE 15, 2019 – Wide receiver Satoria Bell flexed her way to three touchdown receptions and running back Ruth Matta exploded for three rushing scores and a punt return touchdown as the Renegades downed the D.C. Divas 62-32.
JUNE 8, 2019 – The Boston Renegades defeated the Baltimore Nighthawks yesterday to advance to 7-0. Wide receiver Stephanie Pascual caught two of quarterback Allison Cahill’s four touchdown passes, while running back Ruth Matta again topped 100 yards, scoring two rushing touchdowns.
JUNE 1, 2019 – The Renegades collected six turnovers as Boston advanced to 6-0 by shutting out the Philadelphia Phantomz.
MAY 18, 2019 – Although Boston’s offense continued to shine rolling up seven touchdowns, it was Boston’s defense that stole the show in this matchup against the Baltimore Nighthawks.
MAY 4, 2019 — Allison Cahill passed for 299 yards and five touchdowns while Ruth Matta racked up 175 all-purpose yards and two touchdowns as the Renegades defeated New York 40-13.
APRIL 27, 2018 — Angelica Pascual and Ruth Matta rushed for a combined 219 yards and three touchdowns as the Renegades defeated their archrivals to improve to 3-0.
APRIL 13, 2018 — Allison Cahill #7 tossed seven touchdowns and Boston’s defense collected four interceptions and six sacks as the Renegades defeated the New York Wolves 61-14 in their 2019 home opener.
APRIL 6, 2019 — The Boston Renegades opened the 2019 season in Florida Saturday night to face the Tampa Bay Inferno. Quarterback Allison Cahill completed three touchdown passes and running back Angelica Pascual rushed for three scores en route to an impressive 61-7 victory.
JULY 14, 2018 — For the second year in a row, the Boston Renegades have advanced to the WFA National Championship. They defeated #1 seed D.C. Divas in the conference finals Saturday night.
JULY 28, 2018 — Boston smothered the Los Angeles Warriors’ rushing attack and rolled up six touchdowns to claim the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) National Championship trophy by a score of 42-18.
JUNE 30, 2018 — 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.
BOSTON — June 17, 2017 — The Boston Renegades advanced to the conference finals by defeating the D.C. Divas in dramatic fashion, scoring 14 points in the final nine minutes of the contest to surmount an 11-point deficit.
JUNE 9, 2018 — 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.
MAY 19, 2018 — 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.
MAY 12, 2018 — Angelica Pascual amassed 116 rushing yards and Boston’s defense dominated as the Renegades shut out the New York Sharks 21-0.
APRIL 21, 2018 — Boston’s offense exploded, scoring 6 touchdowns to pace the Passion, but in the end a Pittsburgh field goal made the difference.
BOSTON — April 14, 2018 — Allison Cahill #7 and Emily Beinecke #87 connected through the air 11 times for 187 yards and two touchdowns to help the Renegades top the D.C. Divas, 21-14.
PHILADELPHIA — April 7, 2018 — 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.
PITTSBURGH — July 22, 2017 — 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.