Congratulations St. Louis Slam, 2019 National Champions! original post : http://www.wfaprofootball.com/womens-football-alliance-news/st-louis-slam-division-2-national-champions/
Slam win another title The St. Louis Slam scored three first-quarter touchdowns and went on to a 42-15 victory over the Tampa Bay Inferno in the Women’s Football Alliance Division II championship game Friday night in Pittsburgh. The win gives the Slam (10-1) back-to-back national titles. The Slam, who also won a championship in 2009,…
They’re mothers and daughters, sisters and wives. And they’re a championship-level football team. The St. Louis Slam of the 65-team Women’s Football Alliance, kicked off its Division II title defense last weekend with a 31-6 road win over the Indy Crash. The local squad, which also won a championship in 2009, makes its home…
Coverage of professional women’s athletics at Arch City Sports during 2016 saw numerous breakthrough achievements. Within the span of the calendar year, the quartet of squads featured – which encompassed the sports of football, basketball and flat-track roller derby – had a combined record of 33-12. In the process, two teams claimed national championships while another reached a newfound benchmark in…
It’s been a long time since St. Louis could boast about its football prowess. Sure, there was that one team that did some nice things on the field — but that might as well be ancient history. These days, if you want football excellence in St. Louis, it’s all about the SLAM, the city’s all-female, full-contact football team….
(MARYLAND HEIGHTS, MO) Representatives from three St. Louis professional women’s sports teams discussed their respective franchises’ impact in the area on a televised talk show Monday. St. Louis Surge Owner/General Manager Khalia Collier, St. Louis SLAM players Tiffany Pugh and Taylor Hay and Arch Rival Roller Girls skater Carrie “Shimmy Hoffa” Carpenter were guests on the “Afternoons on 11” program on KPLR-TV, Channel…