
‘Give Us A Second’ campaign boosts awareness for women’s pro football
The #GiveUsASecond campaign is helping to build awareness around the disparity between men and women who play the exact same sport.
The #GiveUsASecond campaign is helping to build awareness around the disparity between men and women who play the exact same sport.
With support from the Patriots, growth in women’s sports, and consistent local media coverage, the Renegades’ brand is growing rapidly.
Boston Renegades star Chanté Bonds is helping to grow the Women’s Football Alliance
Boston vs. Bullies is a bullying prevention program presented by The Sports Museum and the Boston sports community to stand strong against bullying.
The Boston Renegades are recognized as “Team of the Month” and Chanté Bonds is spotlighted in the October issue of She Plays, Kids digital magazine.
Meet Molly Winsten, Brevard County native, pioneer of gluten-free baking, and football player for the Boston Renegades.
We couldn’t be more proud of our Renegades who competed at 2022 IFAF Women’s World Championship in Vantaa, Finland.
Boston Renegades wide receiver Adrienne Smith reflects on a historic WFA season as the Renegades relish a four-peat championship year.
Robert Kraft hosted the Boston Renegades for a pregame trip to the Patriots trophy room.
Kara Gailiunas is a featured alumna at St. Michael’s College.
The WooSox hosted “Unibank Women in Sports Day” which included a panel featuring local prominent women in sports and multiple pre-game and in-game recognitions of women in sports.
Oconomowoc High School softball standout Renate Meckl now a professional women’s football player with the Boston Renegades.
Boston Globe columnist Yvonne Abraham takes notice that the Boston Renegades are good at football —really good.
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft called to congratulate the Boston Renegades on their championship victory.
Chanté Bonds is used to being a playmaker, playing multiple roles for the Boston Renegades on offense and defense.
With Allison Cahill out of action with an injury, Chanté Bonds was under center when Boston took the field for the WFA Pro title game.
The Boston Renegades claimed their fourth consecutive WFA Pro National Championship by defeating the Minnesota Vixen 32-12.
Support of New England’s pro women’s tackle football team is DemandScience’s newest partnership with organizations that use data to win.
Revere residents help power a Renegades victory at Harry della Russo Stadium.
Tytti Kuusinen ran for four touchdowns to lead the Boston Renegades to a 42-24 victory over Pittsburgh in the Women’s Football Alliance semifinals.
With a 42-24 victory over Pittsburgh, Boston earned a berth in the WFA Pro National Championship July 10 in Canton, Ohio.