We Create History

Women have been playing organized tackle football in the US for over 40 years. The WFA is home to many elite athletes including National Team Members and NCAA D1 stars. The WFA National Championship Games is played at the Hall of Fame in Canton, OH and can be viewed live on ESPN2 and Women's Sports Network.

2023 Pro Game Highlights

2024 National Championship

Recent News

Women’s Football Alliance Announces New Broadcast Agreement with ESPN

The Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) is thrilled to announce a new groundbreaking agreement with ESPN, which will include the broadcast of the WFA 2025 National Championship and the exploration of additional content opportunities throughout the season. This significant deal marks a milestone in the growth and recognition of women’s tackle football, showcasing the dedication and…

2024 All-American Teams Announced

The WFA is proud to announce the 2024 All-Americans. We are thrilled to congratulate the remarkable athletes who have been named the 2024 WFA All-American Team! From a pool of over 2,500 talented players, these extraordinary women have risen above the rest to represent the absolute best in women's football worldwide. The 2024 WFA All-Americans...

WFA Partners with All22 to Enhance Scouting Opportunities

The Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) proudly announces a groundbreaking partnership with All22, the premier global scouting network, aimed at revolutionizing opportunities for professional scouting in women’s football. This collaboration will provide global and American teams unprecedented access to top-tier talent. All22, renowned as the largest global recruitment platform connecting football players and teams worldwide, boasts…

WFA 2024 Most Valuable Players

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Upcoming Games

All WFA teams are hard at work preparing for the 2024 season which kicks off on April 27th.

2024 Coming Soon

Born To play

Broadcasted on ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN+, Born to Play spends a season with the Boston Renegades, a women’s tackle football team on the path to redemption after going undefeated but losing their championship the previous year.

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