The Boston Renegades' dominance of women's football continued Sunday as they walked away with their fourth straight Women's Football Alliance championship.
Boston beat the Minnesota Vixen 32-12 in the nationally televised championship game at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. The Renegades held the Vixens scoreless until the fourt quarter, having built up a 20-point lead.
The Renegades had flown to the game on the Patriots' private plane, AirKraft.
The Boston Renegades women's football team celebrates their first consecutive national championship.
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The professional, full-contact WFA has been running since 2009, but Sunday's championship game was the first to be broadcast nationally, on ESPN2.
Chances are you may not have heard about a national league for women's tackle football. But one of the best teams in the country is right here in New England. Meet the Boston Renegades -- the six-time national champions are based in Boston. Players who take the field have the determination you expect from any dedicated football team, and they're currently holding tryouts.
