Boston Renegades Storm Back to Defeat D.C Divas (MyWSports)
The WFA Regional Finals were hosted by the Boston Renegades at O’Connor Stadium at Catholic Memorial High School in West Roxbury.
The WFA Regional Finals were hosted by the Boston Renegades at O’Connor Stadium at Catholic Memorial High School in West Roxbury.
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.
The Boston Renegades are the top seed in the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) playoffs after finishing the regular season with a 7-0 record.
The Renegades withstood a late rally by Philadelphia to finish the regular season undefeated at 7-0.
Renegades running back Whitney Zelee #33 rushed for over 150 yards and two touchdowns in the second half to lead Boston to a come-from-behind victory over the previously undefeated Chicago Force.
A fumble recovery by Renegades defensive end Brooke Goodman in the final minute of a rainy fourth quarter sealed a come-from-behind victory over the visiting Pittsburgh Passion, 33-28.
The Bay State women’s football team is the cure to your NFL offseason blues.
Renegades running back Stacey Tiamfook scored four touchdowns on the ground and one through the air to lead Boston to victory over the top-ranked Montreal Blitz.
The Boston Renegades women’s tackle football team will sponsor a sock drive to benefit Pine Street Inn, a local organization that shelters homeless individuals and assists them in finding and retaining permanent housing.
Linebacker Vicky Eddy dropped D.C. Divas running back Okiima Prickett for a loss on fourth down to secure Boston’s victory in overtime 26-22, handing D.C. their first loss in over a year.
The Renegades rolled to a resounding victory over the Philadelphia Phantomz 41-6 in Boston’s season opener.
The Boston Renegades have released their schedule for the 2017 Women’s Football Alliance season.
Five players from the Boston Renegades have been selected for the U.S. National Women’s Football Team in advance of the 2017 Women’s World Championship.
The Boston Renegades women’s tackle football team is making Catholic Memorial School in Boston its new home. Catholic Memorial will host the team’s home games at James R. O’Connor Stadium.
New England’s top women’s tackle football team has released details about upcoming tryouts and off-season training activities (OTAs).
With a gutsy defensive performance, the Boston Renegades eliminated the heavily favored Chicago Force from the playoffs, 17-13, Saturday night at Lazier Field.
In its opening game of the 2016 WFA playoffs, the Boston Renegades used a two-touchdown effort from wide receiver Adrienne Smith #10 and a stifling defensive performance to outlast the Cleveland Fusion, 19-13, Saturday night at Dilboy Stadium.
Ten players from the Boston Renegades have been recognized as “All-Americans” by the Women’s Football Alliance.
Britni de la Cretaz explores the motivations of the players of the Boston Renegades, who devote their time and money to the team, risking so much to play the game they love.
The Boston Renegades took an early lead, but the Chicago Force responded with 52 unanswered points, resulting in a final score of 58-14, Saturday night at Dilboy Stadium.
Renegades wide receiver Adrienne Smith was interviewed for the podcast “Gridiron Blitz” to talk about all things women’s football.