The Women’s Football Alliance has set its championship weekend this month in Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton. It includes title games and a special free camp for girls.

Carrie Hall of Canton will play for the D.C. Divas in the Women's Football Alliance Pro Championship Game on July 26 in Canton. "It's been an incredible year," he said.

It's the fifth straight season the Renegades have been in the title game. The Women's Football Alliance is a professional full-contact, tackle 11-on-11 league that started play back in 2009.

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One of the most successful franchises in the Women's Football Alliance, undefeated St. Louis finds itself just one season removed from a disappointing 35-7 defeat to the reigning four-time ...

In 2009, the Women's Football Alliance was created with that goal in mind. The league has made its way to Omaha with the formation of the Nebraska Valkyries, which are currently playing in their ...

Women have been playing tackle football for decades, usually under the radar. The Women’s Football Alliance will be back on ESPN2 for its championship game on July 26 at Tom Benson Hall of Fame ...

Launched in 2009, the Women’s Football Alliance is the largest and longest running competitive women’s tackle football league in the world. Go to wfaprofootball.com to learn more.

Boston Renegades quarterback Allison Cahill, a five-time MVP of the Women's Football Alliance At 42, it would have been easy for Cahill to use the injury as an excuse to hang it up.

Andrew Luck and Ron Rivera, GMs of the Cal and Stanford football programs, know that their teams must thrive to ensure that non-revenue sports can survive.