Women’s professional football players on the successes and challenges facing the sport
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Renegades Win Fifth Straight Championship
After falling behind early, the Renegades would respond with a second-half shutout and score five unanswered touchdowns to claim their fifth consecutive WFA Pro National Championship title.
Renegades grind out win for 5th straight WFA Pro National Title
Kevin Stone of the New England Football Journal reports on the Renegades’ victory over the St. Louis Slam in the WFA Pro title game.
Renegades rally to capture fifth consecutive WFA title
Kat Cornetta of the Boston Globe reports on the Boston Renegades’ fifth consecutive WFA Pro title game victory over the St. Louis Slam 35-7.
Element of the unknown the only obstacle to Renegades winning 5th straight title
The St. Louis Slam, a seldom-seen opponent for Boston, stands in way of Renegades winning fifth consecutive WFA title.
Team goes for fifth straight Women’s Football Alliance championship Saturday
Kat Cornetta of the Boston Globe previews the WFA National Championship match between the Boston Renegades and St. Louis Slam.
What makes the Boston Renegades so dominant?
Esteban Bustillos of GBH News explores the role of standards in addressing the question, “What makes the Boston Renegades so dominant?”
The other New England dynasty: Merrimack Valley locals going for fifth straight title with Renegades
Jamie Pote of the Eagle Tribune writes about a Merrimack Valley trio competing for a women’s football championship with the Boston Renegades.
Local women trying to win another title for Boston Renegades
James Albert of the Lowell Sun reports on the Renegades players with local ties to the area and their quest for a championship.
Minna Lehtinen Is Here To Tackle – Breaking Barriers & Dominating the Trenches
Erika Nylund of the Helsinki Wolverines writes about Defensive Line Player Minna Lehtinen who joined the Boston Renegades this season.
An international flavor has the Boston Renegades licking their chops for a fifth straight championship
Greg Levinsky of the Boston Globe examines a trend of international commuters playing women’s tackle football in the US.
Alpert Is Tops in Her Field: Chelsea High Athletic Director Centers Renegades’ Run to National Title Game
Cary Shulman spotlights Chelsea High School Athletic Director Amanda Alpert who plays center for the Boston Renegades.
Chelsea Resident Michelle McDonough Has a Leadership Role With the Renegades
Cary Shulman of the Chelsea Record introduces you to Boston Renegades Chief Growth Officer Michelle McDonough.
At The Center Of It All: Alpert Helps Renegades Reach League Final
Cary Shulman of the Revere Journal reports on Boston’s semifinal victory over the Alabama Fire while spotlighting Revere resident Center Amanda Alpert.
Renegades continue march towards 5th straight title
Kevin Stone of the New England Football Journal reports on the Boston Renegades’ 58-6 victory over the Alabama Fire in the WFA National Conference championship game.
Cahill’s legacy continues to grow in 20th season
Kevin Stone of the New England Football Journal reports on Boston Renegades quarterback Allison Cahill and her 20th season on the gridiron.
Stars Shine as Boston Overwhelms Alabama
The Boston Renegades advanced to the WFA National Championship by overwhelming the visiting Alabama Fire 58-6.
Boston Renegades trample Alabama Fire to earn berth in Women’s Football Alliance championship game
Greg Levinsky of the Boston Globe reports on Boston’s 58-6 victory over the Alabama Fire for a berth in the WFA Pro title game.
Five-time MVP Allison Cahill determined to quarterback the Renegades to another Women’s Football Alliance championship
Kat Cornetta previews the Renegades’ semifinal match with the Alabama Fire for the Boston Globe.
Boston Rolls By D.C., Advances to Semis
Boston rolls up nearly 600 yards of offense in quarterfinals victory over the D.C. Divas 70-14.