Month: June 2019

(ST. LOUIS, MO) In their social media campaigns this past week, the St. Louis SLAM women’s professional tackle football franchise constructed a simple and direct narrative. “#QUESTFOR4” reads the missive. The local affiliate of the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) is in pursuit of their fourth national championship. Saturday night at St. Mary’s High School, they maintained their chase with a dominant 41-0 victory over…

The St. Louis SLAM women’s tackle football franchise has repeated a specific word in their collective lexicon during the season. That word is “transparency.” Photo Credit: St. Louis SLAM Instagram For the local entrant of the nationally-recognized Women’s Football Alliance (WFA), it means being clearly open and honest in gridiron operations. If something worked on the turf in their favor,…

(ST. LOUIS, MO) The St. Louis SLAM knew that they were going to have their hands full heading into the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) post-season. Winners of the Tier II championship in 2016 and 2017, the locals surmised that they had to perform at optimum levels following a year’s hiatus if they wanted to reach the governing body’s mid-July trophy finale….

The post-season for the St. Louis SLAM women’s professional tackle football franchise begins this weekend and expectations are high for the three-time national champions. The SLAM hosts the Minnesota Vixen in a Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) Tier II quarterfinal Saturday at St. Mary’s High School (4701 South Grand). Kickoff is at 7 p.m. St. Louis, who hoisted hardware in 2016 and 2017,…

(ST. LOUIS, MO) Earlier this year, there was some uncertainty for the St. Louis SLAM professional tackle football team as they made a return to the gridiron after a one-season absence. Photo Credit: Brian Ledford The Tier II national champions for the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) in 2016 and 2017 brought back numerous players for the 2019 roster but would…