Boston Renegades wide receiver Adrienne Smith has been named to Team Milk, a group of best-in-class athletes who strive to inspire the next generation of athletes while educating them about the benefits of drinking milk.
The Renegades will compete against an expanded field of competitors in the WFA’s Pro Division when the season opens on April 16th.
The Boston Renegades win their third consecutive Women’s Football Alliance National Championship. #missionCOMPL3TE
While Minnesota seeks an elusive first title, Boston could make history by winning their third national championship in a row.
Allison Cahill lead the Renegades to their fourth consecutive conference title with eight touchdown passes en route to a 63-3 victory.
The Boston Renegade seek their fourth consecutive title berth when they play the Tampa Bay Inferno this Saturday July 10 in Revere.
Ruth Matta scored three touchdowns to lead the Boston Renegades to victory over the Detroit Dark Angels 41-3 in the final game of the regular season.
Personal bonds formed before the pandemic bear unexpected fruit in the Renegades’ return to the gridiron to face the Detroit Dark Angels.
Boston Renegades wide receiver Adrienne Smith has joined the American Flag Football League (AFFL) to head up a new Women’s Division.
The Boston Renegades begin their road toward a historic third championship in 2021. Their season kicks off at home on May 8.
The documentary about the Boston Renegades has garnered national media attention and widespread critical acclaim since its debut on ESPN on July 1.
The 2020 season of the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) has been cancelled due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
The health and safety of our team, fans, sponsors and community remain our top priority as we navigate the uncharted waters ahead.
Spring Gamble received a gift of an NFL Super Bowl trip for her trailblazing efforts in football and coaching.
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 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.
The Boston Renegades are heading to the Women’s Football Alliance National Championship for the third consecutive season seeking back-to-back titles.
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.
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.
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.
Boston smothered the Los Angeles Warriors’ rushing attack and rolled up six touchdowns to claim the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) National Championship trophy by a score of 42-18.