Month: April 2019

(ST. LOUIS, MO) Chalk up another victory for the St. Louis SLAM. The local franchise of the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) remained undefeated after a 31-6 win over the Derby City Dynamite Saturday at St. Mary’s High School. Photo Credit: Brian Ledford St. Louis (3-0) was propelled by a three-touchdown performance from quarterback Jaime Gaal and a blistering defense that held the Dynamite to…

The St. Louis SLAM returns to the field this weekend and aims to stay undefeated. Photo Credit: Brian Ledford The Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) professional tackle football franchise hosts Derby City Dynamite Saturday at St. Mary’s High School (4701 South Grand). Kickoff is at 7 p.m. St. Louis (2-0) kept their record unblemished with a 28-8 victory over KC Titans two Saturdays ago at St….

(ST. LOUIS, MO) The weather conditions for a good percentage of the practices for the St. Louis SLAM this season could be best identified as “partly crappy to really lousy.” Photo Credit: Brian Ledford Mother Nature marred sessions as the locals, returning after a one-year absence, prepared for their play within the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA). The less-than-ideal environment experienced…

This weekend, fans of the St. Louis SLAM women’s tackle football franchise will see them make their first local appearance since June 2017 and aim to stay undefeated in their current campaign. Photo Credit: St. Louis SLAM Instagram The SLAM faces cross-state rival KC Titans Saturday at St. Mary’s High School (4701 South Grand, St. Louis). Kickoff is at 7 p.m….

(LITTLE ROCK, AR) After a 20-month absence, it did not take long for the St. Louis SLAM women’s professional tackle football franchise to re-establish themselves as a major threat in the Women’s Football Alliance. Photo Credit: St. Louis SLAM Instagram Idle during the 2018 season, the SLAM used their winning combination of a powerful offense and a lock down…

For the St. Louis SLAM’s Tiffany Pugh, the image seen on I-70 last May was a bummer. Photo Credit: Bob Dunnell While in commute, the hard-hitting linebacker for the local women’s professional tackle football franchise saw a billboard that promoted “St. Louis’ Football Team.” It was a campaign for the Mizzou Tigers. Pugh was frustrated…and rightfully so. In…