HOLD THE W
Shutouts, Statement Wins & Breakout Performances
Week 1 Results
Kansas City Glory41
Seattle Majestics2
San Diego Rebellion36
Golden State Storm0
Chicago Winds33
Tennessee Trojans0
Los Angeles Legends37
Las Vegas Silver Stars7
Jersey Shore Wave13
Florida Avengers12
Washington Prodigy16
Atlanta Truth12
Utah Falconz14
Oregon Ravens6
Texas Elite Spartans14
Mississippi Panthers6Week 2 Results
Oregon Ravens18Seattle Majestics14Texas Elite Spartans26Washington Prodigy6Golden State Storm31Las Vegas Silver Stars2Florida Avengers21Tennessee Trojans0San Diego Rebellion28Los Angeles Legends13Utah Falconz18Kansas City Glory16Atlanta Truth50Jersey Shore Wave13Mississippi Panthers24Chicago Winds0
3 Touchdowns • Led KC's 41-2 rout of Seattle
Fautali was unstoppable on the ground, scoring from both short and long range in the league's most dominant offensive performance of the opening weekend.
1 Pick-9 • 10 Tackles (4 Solo)
Snowden turned in one of the greatest individual defensive performances in recent WNFC memory, picking off Seattle three times including a 42-yard touchdown return. In the WNFC, defensive touchdowns are worth 9 points — making Snowden's pick-9 even more impactful.
Week 2 Honors
3 Touchdowns • 128.6 Passer Rating
Langlais was surgical in Atlanta's 50-13 demolition of Jersey Shore, completing over three-quarters of her passes and connecting on three scores in the highest-scoring game of the season.
1 Blocked Kick • 1 Pass Def.
Leo was all over the field in San Diego's 28-13 win over LA, picking off Annsleigh Anderson three times — a team single-game record — and adding a blocked kick for good measure. A complete defensive masterclass.
— Harmine Christina Leo
Stat Leaders Through Week 2
Rushing
KC Glory • 284 Yds • 5 TD
TX Spartans • 261 Yds • 3 TD
ATL Truth • 218 Yds • 3 TD
FLA Avengers • 205 Yds • 2 TD
Passing
JS Wave • 264 Yds • 0 TD
ATL Truth • 251 Yds • 4 TD
WAS Prodigy • 232 Yds • 1 TD
CHI Winds • 220 Yds • 4 TD
Receiving
ATL Truth • 149 Yds • 2 TD
LA Legends • 116 Yds • 1 TD
JS Wave • 112 Yds
SD Rebellion • 108 Yds • 1 TD
Tackles
GS Storm • 32 Combined • 1.5 TFL
GS Storm • 25 Combined • 0.5 TFL
SD Rebellion • 23 Combined • 4.5 TFL
TEN Trojans • 23 Combined • 3 TFL
Sacks
TX Spartans • 3.0 Sacks
MISS Panthers • 2.0 Sacks
TEN Trojans • 2.0 Sacks
CHI Winds • 1.5 Sacks
Interceptions
KC Glory • 4 INT • 1 TD
SD Rebellion • 3 INT
ATL Truth • 3 INT • 1 TD
SD Rebellion • 2 INT
Texas Elite Spartans2-0San Diego Rebellion2-0Mississippi Panthers1-1Washington Prodigy1-1Utah Falconz2-0Chicago Winds1-1Kansas City Glory1-1Atlanta Truth1-1Los Angeles Legends1-1Golden State Storm1-1Oregon Ravens1-1Florida Avengers1-1Jersey Shore Wave1-1Seattle Majestics0-2Las Vegas Silver Stars0-2Tennessee Trojans0-2Truth
Panthers
The marquee matchup of Week 3 features two teams heading in opposite directions after splitting their first two games. Atlanta's offense came alive in Week 2 behind Renee Langlais, who threw for 218 yards and 3 touchdowns in a 50-13 demolition of Jersey Shore — the highest-scoring game of the season. Kendra Gabriel added 129 rushing yards and 2 scores on the ground. Mississippi, meanwhile, delivered a defensive masterpiece, shutting out Chicago's previously explosive offense 24-0 and holding Sarah Teubner to just 31 yards passing. The Panthers also found offensive life with Sckiya Banister breaking out for 108 rushing yards. The question is whether Atlanta's red-hot passing attack can solve a Mississippi defense that just silenced one of the league's best quarterbacks.
LA LegendsTennessee TrojansThe Legends host a Tennessee squad still searching for its first points of the 2026 season. The Trojans have been shut out in both games — 33-0 by Chicago in Week 1 and 21-0 by Florida in Week 2 — and their offense has managed just 85 total yards through two weeks. Quarterback play has been a major issue, with Charon Sweeney and Tessa Ortiz-Marsh combining for 66 passing yards and no touchdowns. Los Angeles will be eager to rebound after a 28-13 loss to San Diego, and a home matchup against a Tennessee team still finding its footing could be just what the Legends need to get back on track. Jazmin Gamble-Tello (85 rushing yards in Week 2) and Meagan Curtis should have room to run against a Trojans defense that has allowed 54 points in two games.
Kansas City GloryOregon RavensKansas City returns home after a narrow 18-16 loss in Utah, looking to bounce back behind Maria Fautali, who leads the entire league with 284 rushing yards and 5 touchdowns through two weeks. The Glory were dominant in their Week 1 opener (41-2 over Seattle) but looked mortal on the road. Oregon got its first win in Week 2 with an 18-14 victory over Seattle, powered by Chloe Porter's breakout 120-yard, 2-touchdown rushing performance. The Ravens' defense, led by Alexis Greer (14 combined tackles, 2.5 TFL through two weeks), has been solid, but they'll face their toughest test yet in containing Fautali and Kassidy Snowden, who has 4 interceptions on the season.
Seattle MajesticsGolden State StormTwo teams trending in very different directions meet in Seattle. The Majestics are searching for answers after an 0-2 start that includes a 41-2 blowout loss to Kansas City and an 18-14 defeat to Oregon. Their defense has allowed 59 points in two games. Golden State, the league's expansion franchise, bounced back from a 36-0 shutout loss in Week 1 to crush Las Vegas 31-2 in Week 2 behind Stephanie Elizondo's 134 passing yards and 2 touchdowns. Leilani Caamal continues to be a star in the making with a league-leading 32 combined tackles. Seattle has home field, but the momentum — and the confidence — belongs to the Storm.
Las Vegas Silver StarsSan Diego RebellionLas Vegas hosts the undefeated Rebellion in what shapes up as a tough ask for the Silver Stars. San Diego has been dominant through two weeks, outscoring opponents 64-13 behind a balanced attack led by Kesz Wesley (108 rushing yards), Danny Trainor (156 passing yards, 2 TD), and a swarming defense anchored by Brittani Lusain (23 tackles, 4.5 TFL) and Harmine Christina Leo, who recorded a team-record 3 interceptions in Week 2. The Silver Stars are 0-2 with losses of 37-7 to LA and 31-2 to Golden State. Quarterback play remains their biggest challenge, with their signal callers combining for just 49 passing yards through two games. Las Vegas has playmakers in Dominque Maloy and Brynn McNabb, but generating enough offense to stay with San Diego's elite defense will be an uphill battle.
The WNFC has never been more wide open.