Category: The League

After picking up a crucial win two weekends ago, the St. Louis SLAM women’s tackle football franchise returns to the gridiron this Saturday to claim its second straight win and maintain traction in the hierarchy of the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA). Photo Credit: Mick Lite Photography The SLAM (2-2) travels to the Bluegrass State to face the Derby City Dynamite (1-4) this Saturday…

(INDIANAPOLIS, IN) Call it a character building moment for the St. Louis SLAM women’s tackle football franchise. Photo Credit: Indy Crash After dropping two straight games, and clinging onto post-season possibilities in the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA), the SLAM topped the Indy Crash 35-18 Saturday night at Arsenal Technical High School . The 17-point victory was significant as St. Louis (2-2), currently…

Looking at its fourth game with a “must-win” mindset, the St. Louis SLAM women’s tackle football franchise travels to Indianapolis this weekend for an important match-up as the squad starts the second-half of its 2016 Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) campaign. Photo Credit: Mick Lite Photography The SLAM (1-2) faces the Indy Crash (3-1) Saturday at Arsenal Technical High School (1500 East Michigan, Indianapolis, IN). Kickoff is at 7…

(BELLEVILLE, IL) The St. Louis SLAM women’s tackle football franchise knew the turf task would be tough in its Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) battle against perennial powerhouse Chicago Force Saturday night at Lindenwood University. The visitors certainly lived up their advance billing. Paced by quarterback Rasan Gore’s five touchdown runs, Chicago topped the SLAM 46-6 to remain undefeated (3-0). “We knew that we were going…

Professional sports franchises from St. Louis and Chicago have been tussling against each other all throughout the week. In the NHL playoffs, the Blues and Blackhawks have tangled non-stop while the Cardinals and Cubs have renewed their respective baseball rivalry with the early-week, three-game series. Photo Credit: Mick Lite Photography It’s only appropriate that the two cities’ respective women’s tackle…

  Photo Credit: Mick Lite Photography (ST. CHARLES, MO) Powered by equally explosive performances, both offensively and defensively, the St. Louis SLAM women’s tackle football franchise smashed the Derby City Dynamite, 71-0, at its home and seasonal opener Saturday night at Lindenwood University. Leading 25-0 after one quarter, St. Louis bettered its offensive output in the second and held…

(ADDISON, TX) The St. Louis SLAM saw its 2015 season come to an end Saturday night via a 54-3 setback to the Dallas Elite in the opening round of the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) playoffs at Alfred Loos Stadium. The SLAM finished its season 6-3. Dallas (9-0) pounced early on its home turf. A touchdown scamper by Odessa Jenkins, combined with a…