Adrienne Smith cannot be stopped. On the football field, she is a star receiver for the Boston Renegades, a three-time Women’s Football Alliance champion and a two-time International Federation of American Football Women’s World Champion. She’s an entrepreneur, a producer, but more than anything, she’s an advocate, pulling those around her up along with her.
Cahill, the former Uxbridge High basketball and softball all-star who was a standout guard at Princeton University, will enter her 18th year playing football when the Renegades resume practice for the 2021 season this month.
In the opening scene of documentary “Born to Play,” members of the Boston Renegades are seen, quietly at first, …
The Boston Renegades went back-to-back, securing their second consecutive Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) national championship against the Cali War …
Allison Cahill ’03 earned her place in the record books in four years with the Princeton women’s basketball team, …
When the Tufts University softball team won the first of three straight NCAA championships in 2013, Emily Beinecke, A13, …
The Boston Renegades notched a 42-18 victory over the Los Angeles Warriors in Saturday night’s Women’s Football Alliance Division …
Competing for a national championship is difficult enough. Doing it in a sport you didn’t pick up until adulthood …
They say that the third time is a charm. But for the Dallas Elite, they hoped it wasn’t just …
By day, they’re lawyers, doctors, entrepreneurs and physical therapists. But on the gridiron, it’s all football for the Boston …
In a locker room in Somerville, Massachusetts, the Boston Renegades are getting ready for a late-season game against the …
Last Saturday, the Boston Renegades women’s football team played a game at Dilboy Stadium in Somerville. We took a …
Women don’t just watch football, they play it. Take Adrienne Smith, a wide receiver for the Boston Renegades, a …
Women don’t just watch football, they play it. Take Adrienne Smith, a wide receiver for the Boston Renegades, a …
