People Magazine shared an exclusive sneak peak of “Born To Play,” the film by Viridian Leiberman that documents the Boston Renegades march to the 2018 women’s football national championship.
“Born to Play”, which covers Boston’s 2018 championship season will air on ESPN at 8:00 pm on Wednesday, July 1st.
The 2020 season of the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) has been cancelled due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
The Boston Renegades received a personal and inspiring video message from U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren upon learning of the cancellation of the 2020 playing season
The American Football Association of Finland recently published an interview with new Boston Renegades running back Tytti Kuusinen.
The health and safety of our team, fans, sponsors and community remain our top priority as we navigate the uncharted waters ahead.
What needs to happen when companies use female empowerment to sell products? Their message needs to match their actions inside and outside of corporate headquarters.
Spring Gamble received a gift of an NFL Super Bowl trip for her trailblazing efforts in football and coaching.
The Boston Renegades begin their road toward a historic third championship in 2020. Their eight-game season kicks off on the road on April 11th.
The Boston Renegades were honored by the City Council following their second consecutive national championship.
The Boston Renegades will conduct three football skills development camps this fall. The camps are open to all area women interested in learning the mechanics and concepts of 11-player football.
The Boston Renegades swept the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) this year with the help of wide receiver Stephanie Pascual of Dorchester.
Multiple titles, a legendary quarterback and two prominent Jewish players, this New England team is one of the best in the nation … but it’s not the Patriots.
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.
Alpert looks to add another national title in 2019 as her team, the Boston Renegades, competes in the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) championship game Saturday in Golden, Colorado.
Shannon Singletary of Brockton and Tyrra Cole of Weymouth will be playing for the Boston Renegades on Saturday night when they try to repeat as champions of the Women’s Football Alliance.
The WFA National Championship game will be broadcast on ESPN3 Saturday evening from Golden, Colorado. Truex is looking forward to the challenge.
The North Andover High graduate broke into the Women’s Football Alliance with the Boston Renegades last season, and helped them win the 2018 WFA Championship. Now, she has the chance to help them do it again.
Lawrence native Stephanie Pascual is making gains from the financial district to the football field.
Ashley Beckham and Kristen Sarson know how to tackle a challenge, and, experience shows, usually overcome it.
The Boston Renegades are heading to the Women’s Football Alliance National Championship for the third consecutive season.