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Your guide to sports teams in Boston
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Cheer on Boston’s newest hockey team in Lowell. | Photo by @pwhl_boston
When it comes to sports, Boston has no shortage of teams to support. Our city is home to some of the most loyal fans in the country and some history makers.

This women’s history month, let’s cheer on the local women’s teams that are currently making history in our city.

🏒 Boston (Professional Women’s Hockey League) | Est. 2023
Boston was selected as one of six teams in the debut season of the first-of-its-kind women’s ice hockey league.

Where they play: Tsongas Center, Lowell

Team colors: Black, green, and white
  • The inaugural season began in January 2024. The regular season, which is anticipated to end in June 2024, will be followed by a playoffs and final format.
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📅 See the team’s schedule.

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The Renegades getting practice time in.

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🏈 Boston Renegades (WFA) | Est. 2015
Boston has a rich history of women’s professional tackle football teams. Cheer on New England’s current team that celebrates the legacies of former local teams, including the Boston Militia, New England Intensity, Bay State Warriors, Boston Rampage, and Massachusetts Mutiny.

Where they play: Harry Della Russo Stadium, Revere
    Team colors: Red and black
    📅 Sneak peek at the team’s upcoming season.

    ⚽ Coming Soon: National Women’s Soccer League
    Boston has been selected as the 15th team in the National Women’s Soccer League. The fastest-growing sports league in the country includes many of the best soccer players in the world. Bostonians can get ready for cheer for the newest sports team in 2026.

    Where they will play: White Stadium

    Team colors: Green and black
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    Have you attended a local women’s sporting game?
    A. Yes — Boston PWHL
    B. Yes — Boston Renegades
    C. Not yet
    D. I don’t go to sporting events
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    Events
    Tuesday, March 19
    • Shop Talk with Dray | Tuesday, March 19 | 5:30 p.m. | Dray, 18 Union Park St., South End, Boston | Free | Join the South End Business Alliance for the first networking event series + enjoy a mocktail from Dray.
    • Beer Tasting + Stein Making Pottery Class | Tuesday, March 19 | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Trillium Fort Point Taproom, 50 Thomson Pl., Boston | $125 | Enjoy a 20-minute beer tasting experience before you get your hands dirty with a pottery project.
    • Dill: An Immersive Play Reading and Discussion | Tuesday, March 19 | 7-9 p.m. | Old South Meeting House, 310 Washington St., Boston | Free | The reading will include a cast of live actors for an immersive experience with a four-piece live musical accompaniment.
    Wednesday, March 20
    • Hike Boston: Franklin Park | Wednesday, March 20 | 10:30-11:30 a.m. | Franklin Park, Boston | Free | Meet at the Shattuck Tennis Courts for this guided hike.
    Thursday, March 21
    • Boston Bruins vs. New York Rangers | Thursday, March 21 | 7 p.m. | TD Garden, 100 Legends Way, Boston | Prices vary | Double check the updated bag policy before heading to this game against the Rangers.
    Friday, March 22
    • Patti LaBelle | Friday, March 22 | 8 p.m. | Chevalier Theatre, 30 Forest St., Medford | Prices vary | Sing along with the Godmother of Soul.
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    News Notes
    Development
    • The BPDA board approved a 23-story tower for Northeastern University that will house 1,370 students. The tower will be located on the Northeastern campus at Columbus Avenue and across from the Ruggles MBTA station. (Boston Business Journal)
    Seasonal
    • The Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation is hiring lifeguards, swim instructors, and other water safety positions for this summer. Positions are available at 81 swimming areas across the state, which are expected to open during Memorial Day weekend. (WCVB 5)
    Open
    • Cheryl-Anns’ Bakery in South Brookline has returned after a fire closed the shop over two years ago. The kosher and pareve bakery is known for baking up challah, babka, cakes, and cookies. (Boston Restaurant Talk)
    Film
    • Wicked Queer has announced the films for the Wicked Queer: 40 Film Festival, which will take place Friday, April 5 to Sunday, April 14. Opening night features screenings at 6:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. at the Brattle Theatre. View the full schedule.
    Environment
    • The Boston Tree Alliance is working to address tree canopy loss on private property in the City of Boston. Sign up to receive updates, as well as get information about having a tree planted on your property + participating in local tree plantings.
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    The annual Lilac Sunday festival will be blooming on Sunday, May 12.

    Grab a commemorative t-shirt during your next visit to the Arnold Arboretum to take in the renowned collection of hundreds of lilacs.
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