Boston Militia

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Boston Militia
Founded 2007
League IWFL (2008-2010)
WFA (2011-present)
Team history Boston Militia (2008-present)
Stadium Dilboy Stadium, Somerville High School
Based in Somerville, Massachusetts
Team colors Red, black, white
President Ernie Boch, Jr.
Head coach Derrick Beasley
Championships 2 (2010 IWFL, 2011 WFA)
Division titles 4 (IWFL: 2009, 2010; WFA: 2011, 2012)

The Boston Militia are a women's full contact football team in the Women's Football Alliance, of which they are the current defending champions. Based in Boston, Massachusetts, the Militia plays its home games at Dilboy Stadium in nearby Somerville.

The Militia played in the Independent Women's Football League from 2008 until 2010 (the latter of which saw them win the IWFL championship)

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History

2008 - A Season of Firsts

In the inaugural season of 2008, the Militia finished with an 6-2 regular season record in the Independent Women's Football League (IWFL).

2009

2009 proved to be a strong season for the Militia going undefeated with a 8-0 regular season record. That regular season record sent the Militia to the Divisional Playoffs to play the then-defending champion Dallas Diamonds. A formidable Militia team beat the Diamonds 34-14 and sent the Militia to the Conference Championship where they played and lost to the D.C. Divas 21-27.

2010

2010 was the best season to date for the Boston Militia going 8-0 in the regular season. An undefeated regular season sent the Militia into the Divisional playoffs versus the New York Sharks, where they won 26-6. The win against the Sharks put the Militia into the Eastern Conference Championship where they played and soundly beat the D.C. Divas 28-0 to become the Eastern Conference Champs and earn a spot in the IWFL World Championship game. The Militia defeated the Sacramento Sirens 39-7 on July 24, 2010 to win the IWFL World Championship.

2011

For the 2011 season, the Militia joined the Women's Football Alliance (WFA). Picking up right where they left off in the IWFL, the Militia, who finished the regular season at 7-1, once again won the division title. The Militia won their way through the playoffs to the championship game, beating previously undefeated San Diego Surge 34-19 for the 2011 WFA title.1

Season-by-season

Note: W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties

Season W L T Finish Playoff results
Boston Militia (IWFL)
2008 6 2 0 T-2nd Tier 1 Eastern North Atlantic --
2009 8 0 0 1st Tier 1 Eastern North Atlantic Won Eastern Conference Semifinal (Dallas)
Lost Eastern Conference Championship (D.C.)
2010 8 0 0 1st Tier 1 Eastern Northeast Won Eastern Conference Semifinal (New York)
Won Eastern Conference Championship (D.C.)
Won IWFL World Championship (Sacramento)
Boston Militia (WFA)
2011 7 1 0 1st National North Won National Conference Quarterfinal (D.C.)
Won National Conference Semifinal (Chicago)
Won National Conference Championship (Indy)
Won WFA National Championship (San Diego)
2012 8 0 0 1st National Division 2 Won National Conference Quarterfinal (New York)
Won National Conference Semifinal (D.C.)
Lost National Conference Championship (Chicago)
Totals 47 5 0 (including playoffs)

* = Current Standing

Roster

Boston Militia roster
Quarterbacks
  •  7 Allison Cahill

Running Backs

  •  1 Danielle Resha
  • 18 Mia Brickhouse
  • 28 Stacey Tiamfook
  • 30 Asia Landrum
  • 33 Whitney Zelee
  • 39 Dorothy Donaldson (FB)

Wide Receivers

  •  2 Lucia Robinson
  •  3 Amy Saur
  • 15 Kathryn Tylander
  • 46 Kate Slack (TE)
  • 81 Christine Kelley
  • 85 Emily Weinberg (TE)
Offensive Line
  • 50 Amanda Alpert
  • 65 Kehinda Oshodi
  • 66 Stephanie Jeffers
  • 71 Nakita Bowman
  • 72 Raxan English
  • 75 Sheila Dawson
  • 76 Sherese Woodfine
  • 94 Marie Etienne
  • 99 Beth Kaleta

Defensive Line

  • 37 Holli Banks (DE)
  • 54 Jessica Cabrera (DE)
  • 68 Mamenasha Tesfaye
  • 77 Sherene McKenley
  • 79 Nikita Payne (DT)
  • 88 Fatima Carvey (DE)

Linebackers

  • 22 Patty Harper
  • 25 Jennifer Oliveri
  • 26 Kesa Pittman
  • 31 Katy Bertman
  • 36 Jessica Penta
  • 38 Chris Thomas
  • 44 Chloe Carden
  • 45 Vicky Eddy
  • 52 Deirdre Hiort
  • 53 Shauntay Stewart
  • 56 Becky Snow
  • 59 Molly Goodwin
  • 67 Kristen Sarson
Defensive Backs
  •  6 Kimberly Fillion
  • 11 Monica Cannon
  • 13 Jennifer Powell
  • 14 Monica Guen
  • 24 Briannah Gallo

Special Teams

  • Currently vacant

Multiple Positions

  • 10 Adrienne Smith (WR/QB)
  • 19 Elizabeth Calkins (RB/DB)
  • 57 Alicia Harris (LB/DL)
  • 64 Shana Segers (OL/DL)
  • 80 Chante Bonds (RB/WR)
  • 80 Jay Hodge (DE/LB)
  • 87 Meredith Chace (OL/DE)
  • 90 Xaymara Saez (DL/OL)
  • 95 Sade Williams (OL/DL)
  • 98 Brandy Trice (OL/DL)


Injured Reserve
  • Currently vacant

Exempt List

  • Currently vacant

Practice Squad

  • Currently vacant


Rookies in italics
Roster updated May 7, 2012
56 Active, 0 Inactive, 0 PS

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Standings

2011

2011 North Division
W L T PCT PF PA DIV GB STK
y-Boston Militia 7 1 0 0.875 364 72 5-0 --- W7
New York Sharks 5 3 0 0.625 212 177 3-2 2.0 L1
Northeastern Nitro 4 4 0 0.500 46 243 2-3 3.0 L1
New England Nightmare 0 8 0 0.000 28 264 0-5 7.0 L8

2012

2012 Division 2
W L T PCT PF PA DIV GB STK
Boston Militia 8 0 0 1.000 412 50 4-0 --- W8
New York Sharks 4 4 0 0.500 172 223 2-2 4 L1
Philadelphia Liberty Belles 2 6 0 0.250 23 247 0-4 6 L1

Season schedules

2008

Date Opponent Home/Away Result
April 12 D.C. Divas Home Won 27-22
April 26 Pittsburgh Passion Away Lost 8-34
May 3 Central PA Vipers Away Won 48-0
May 10 New York Sharks Home Lost 24-25
May 17 New York Sharks Away Won 28-14
May 31 Manchester Freedom Home Won 38-7
June 7 Montreal Blitz Home Won 30-20
June 14 Baltimore Nighthawks Away Won 28-6

2009

Date Opponent Home/Away Result
April 18 Manchester Freedom Home Won 42-0
April 25 New York Sharks Away Won 21-7
May 2 Connecticut Crushers Home Won 47-0
May 9 Montreal Blitz Away Won 39-0
May 16 Philadelphia Firebirds Home Won 60-0
May 30 Baltimore Nighthawks Away Won 68-0
June 6 New York Nemesis Home Won 49-12
June 13 New England Intensity Away Won 60-0
June 27 Dallas Diamonds (Eastern Conference Semifinal) Home Won 34-14
July 11 D.C. Divas (Eastern Conference Championship) Home Lost 21-27

2010

Date Opponent Home/Away Result
April 3 New York Nemesis Away Won 56-6
April 10 Connecticut Crushers Home Won 59-10
April 24 Pittsburgh Passion Home Won 27-0
May 1 D.C. Divas Away Won 42-35
May 8 New York Nemesis Away Won 40-0
May 15 New York Sharks Home Won 31-0
May 22 Philadelphia Firebirds Away Won 1-0**
June 5 D.C. Divas Home Won 52-36
June 12 New York Sharks (Northeast Division Championship) Home Won 35-7
July 10 D.C. Divas (Eastern Conference Championship) Home Won 28-0
July 24 Sacramento Sirens (World Championship) Neutral (Round Rock, TX) Won 39-7

** = Won by Forfeit

2011

Date Opponent Home/Away Result
April 2 D.C. Divas Away Lost 20-35
April 16 New York Sharks Home Won 28-7
April 30 Northeastern Nitro Home Won 72-0
May 7 New England Nightmare Away Won 62-0
May 14 Northeastern Nitro Away Won 42-0
May 21 New York Sharks Away Won 43-6
June 4 Philadelphia Liberty Belles Home Won 70-8
June 11 D.C. Divas Home Won 27-16
June 25 D.C. Divas (National Conference Quarterfinal) Away Won 37-24
July 9 Chicago Force (National Conference Semifinal) Away Won 50-23
July 16 Indy Crash (National Conference Championship) Home Won 46-18
July 30 San Diego Surge (WFA National Championship) Neutral (Bedford, TX) Won 34-19

2012

Date Opponent Home/Away Result
April 14 New York Sharks Home Won 64-6
April 21 Philadelphia Liberty Belles Away Won 59-0
April 28 Keystone Assault Away Won 31-0
May 12 Philadelphia Liberty Belles Home
May 19 D.C. Divas Home
June 2 Maine Lynx Home
June 9 D.C. Divas Away
June 16 New York Sharks Away

References

  1. ^ http://www.wfafootball.com/

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