This season we have a long road ahead of us but it won’t stop our drive! Some new rivals and some old ones! We welcome it all! we hope to see you all along the way of our #DriveForFive
After a one-season layoff, the St. Louis SLAM is ready to return to the gridiron. Photo Credit: Bob Dunnell The 2016 & 2017 Tier II Champions of the Women’s Football Alliance announced earlier this Fall that they would resume operation and be a part of the 2019 WFA complexion. The reveal of the League’s full schedule this past weekend…
Three months prior to the team’s opening snap, the St. Louis SLAM are fully aware that their upcoming season within the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) already contains high expectations. Photo Credit: Mick Lite Photography As the defending national champion of the WFA’s Tier II complexion, the locals know that they will be targeted by numerous tackle football franchises and…
It’s been a long, patient wait for the St. Louis SLAM women’s football franchise. After spending last season on the sidelines, the team is ready to tackle “unfinished business” this weekend. The SLAM, when they won the Women’s Football Alliance title in 2009. Image credit: St. Louis SLAM This Saturday night, St. Louis launches its 2015 campaign…
A mantra has been floating within the St. Louis SLAM recently. ”Unfinished business.” For the women’s professional tackle football team, it signals a return to the gridiron after a one-year hiatus. More importantly for the locals, it’s a friendly reminder that a legacy franchise is reloading. St. Louis, a member of the 41-team Women’s Football Alliance (WFA),…