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.
Nine players from the Boston Renegades have been recognized as All-Americans by the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA).
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.
Alumni from the region’s women’s football teams of the past will attend the first Boston Women’s Football Alumni Appreciation Day.
The Renegades defeated the Baltimore Nighthawks yesterday to advance to 7-0.
The Renegades collected six turnovers as Boston advanced to 6-0 by shutting out the Philadelphia Phantomz.
Boston’s offense continued to shine, but it was Boston’s defense that stole the show in this matchup against the Baltimore Nighthawks.
The Boston Renegades’ recent road trip to face the New York Wolves was the subject of journalist Esteban Bustillos’ story for WGBH Radio’s Morning Edition.
Princeton Alumna Allison Cahill ’03 raises the bar for success, longevity in women’s football.
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.
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.
Helsinki Roosters wide receiver JJ Seiles has taken on a new challenge by playing football in the United States with the Boston Renegades of the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA).
Quarterback Allison Cahill hit career highs and Boston’s defense collected four interceptions and six sacks as the Renegades beat the New York Wolves 61-14.
When the Renegades host the New York Wolves tomorrow night, it will have been six years to the day since a women’s football team from the Big Apple came to Boston to play a game.
Allison Cahill, Emily Beinecke, and Stephanie Pascual were tested on their knowledge of current events and all things renegade. They also discussed their experience playing on a five-time national champion tackle football team, the Boston Renegades.
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.
The Boston Renegades will begin the 2019 women’s tackle football season with a road game against the Tampa Bay Inferno. The two franchises have never met, making this an out-of-the-ordinary matchup.
Tufts Magazine writer Paul Sweeney catches up with Tufts alum and Boston Renegades wide receiver Emily Beinecke.
With a dozen professional sports championships since 2001, Greater Boston and New England has some major bragging rights. But, locally, pro sports aren’t only about Tom Brady and the boys.
Boston Renegades wide receiver and team captain Emily Beinecke was interviewed by BBC Radio journalist Luke De Costa on the podcast “Good Sports.”
The banner display in Logan Airport is about city pride, celebrating our best, and reinforcing Boston’s image as a passionate sports town. All good reasons to include the championships of the Renegades and the Pride.