out here at the @GoRenegades home opener. it’s women’s football season, baby 
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The Boston Renegades (
@GoRenegades) are back-to-back womens football champions in the Women’s Football Alliance. Their QB, Allison Cahill, has the most wins in women’s football history. The team were the subject of the ESPN documentary “Born to Play.”1 reply 0 retweets 15 likesShow this thread -
Molly Goodwin, the owner of the Boston Renegades, spoke to me and
@darcangel21 for Hail Mary. You can read more about the team & Goodwin’s vision for the future of the women’s game when our book publishes in November (& you can pre-order now!).https://www.boldtypebooks.com/titles/britni-de-la-cretaz/hail-mary/9781645036623/ …1 reply 0 retweets 15 likesShow this thread -
At the end of the first quarter, the Renegades are up 34-0 against the Detroit Dark Angels.
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Renegades QB, Allison Cahill, and her center, Amanda Alpert, have been playing together for many seasons. Their partnership on the field is really great to watch, and is a huge reason Boston’s offensive timing is as good as it is.
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Wide receiver Adrienne Smith & RB Chante Bonds are also stellar. Watching teams like this makes me think about all the athletic brilliance the world has been denied the opportunity to see because these athletes haven’t gotten the same resources or opportunities as men do.
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At halftime, the Renegades are up 48-0.
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The third quarter began with Detroit receiving the kick, having the ball bounce off a player’s foot, and be recovered by the Renegades. The Boston offense has basically not come off the field. Then they scored on the drive.
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End of the third quarter, 62-0 Boston Renegades.
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Final score: Boston Renegades, 62, Detroit Dark Angels, 0.
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