HOLD THE W

Jacksonville, FL

Atlanta Truth62

Florida Avengers2

Atlanta responded to their Week 3 loss in emphatic fashion, dismantling Florida 62-2 — the highest-scoring performance in the WNFC this season. Renee Langlais was clinical with 139 passing yards and 3 touchdowns on 57.9% completion, while the ground attack was devastating: Ebony Minter rushed for 97 yards and 2 touchdowns, Kendra Gabriel added 79 yards and 3 scores, and Nikayla Ramsey contributed 61 yards and a touchdown. Zoe Jackson hauled in 4 catches for 83 yards and 2 touchdowns. Florida's offense was held to just 2 points as the Avengers drop to 1-2.

Paterson, NJ

Washington Prodigy59

Jersey Shore Wave20

The Prodigy put on an offensive clinic in Paterson, hanging 59 points on the Wave behind a balanced and explosive attack. Keena Samuels was the star, ripping off 141 rushing yards on just 5 carries — a staggering 28.2 yards per attempt — with 3 touchdowns. Ashley Clark added 165 passing yards and 2 touchdowns, while Jennell Thomas threw for 97 yards and 3 touchdowns. Karen Mulligan threw for 298 yards and 2 touchdowns in a losing effort for Jersey Shore, and Madison Grayson returned a kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown, but the Wave defense had no answers for Washington's attack.

Arlington, TX

Texas Elite Spartans28

Chicago Winds0

The Spartans delivered a suffocating defensive performance, shutting out Chicago 28-0 for their first shutout of the season. Texas Elite has now allowed just 12 points through three games — the fewest in the WNFC at 4.0 per game. Michelle Angel had her best game of the year with 180 passing yards and 4 touchdowns, with Maria Jackson hauling in 8 catches for 81 yards and 3 scores. Tatyana Guidry rushed for 65 yards on the ground. Sarah Teubner was limited to just 49 passing yards for the Winds, who fall to 1-2.

Salt Lake City, UT

Utah Falconz26

Las Vegas Silver Stars19

Utah kept their perfect record intact with a 26-19 victory over Las Vegas, though the Silver Stars made this the closest game of the week. Gina Mondragon led the Falconz ground game with 124 rushing yards and a touchdown on 11 carries (11.3 YPC), while Christina Tela added 29 yards and 2 scores. Lydia Morgan connected with Kelly Johnston for a 30-yard touchdown through the air. Thaycha Rodriguez threw for 106 yards and a touchdown for Las Vegas, and Aleesah Wilson rushed for 70 yards and a score. Erin Miller's interception and 2 passes defended helped seal it for Utah.

Offensive Player of the Week

Maria Fautali

Kansas City Glory

111 Rush Yds • 6 Carries • 18.5 YPC
2 Touchdowns
Fautali continues to be the most dominant player in the WNFC. She needed just six carries to gash Oregon for 111 yards, including a 71-yard touchdown run. Through three weeks, she leads the league with 395 rushing yards and 7 touchdowns on a staggering 11.6 yards per carry.

Defensive Player of the Week

Shardonay Jenkins

Mississippi Panthers

2.5 Sacks • 2 Passes Defended
1 Forced Fumble
Jenkins terrorized the Atlanta offense all night, racking up 2.5 sacks to go with 2 passes defended and a forced fumble. She now sits second in the league with 4.5 sacks through three weeks and was the driving force behind Mississippi's 25-15 road victory.

Special Teams Player of the Week

Jocelyn Charette

San Diego Rebellion

1/1 FG (44 Yds — WNFC Record) • 3/3 PATs
6 Total Points
Charette was perfect in Las Vegas, connecting on a WNFC-record 44-yard field goal — the longest in league history — and going 3-for-3 on extra points. She leads the league with 13 total kicking points and has been a reliable weapon for the undefeated Rebellion all season.

Offensive Player of the Week

Keena Samuels

Washington Prodigy

141 Rush Yds • 5 Carries • 28.2 YPC
3 Touchdowns
Samuels was virtually untouchable against Jersey Shore, averaging an absurd 28.2 yards per carry and scoring 3 touchdowns — including a 59-yard run. She was the driving force behind Washington's 59-point outburst.

Defensive Player of the Week

Erin Miller

Utah Falconz

1 Interception • 2 Passes Defended
Miller was the difference-maker in Utah's 26-19 win over Las Vegas, recording an interception and 2 passes defended to help the Falconz stay unbeaten at 3-0. Her ball-hawking play helped shut down Las Vegas's passing attack down the stretch.

Special Teams Player of the Week

Madison Grayson

Jersey Shore Wave

85-Yd Kickoff Return TD
Grayson provided the highlight of the week for the Wave with an electrifying 85-yard kickoff return for a touchdown — the fourth 80+ yard return TD of the 2026 season.

1Texas Elite Spartans3-0

2San Diego Rebellion3-0

3Mississippi Panthers2-1

4Washington Prodigy2-1

5Utah Falconz3-0

6Kansas City Glory2-1

7Los Angeles Legends2-1

8Golden State Storm2-1

9Atlanta Truth2-2

10Chicago Winds1-2

11Florida Avengers1-2

12Jersey Shore Wave1-2

13Oregon Ravens1-2

14Seattle Majestics0-3

15Las Vegas Silver Stars0-4

16Tennessee Trojans0-3

San Diego Rebellion

3-0

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6:00 PM PST • Apr 25

Golden State Storm

2-1

San Diego shut out Golden State 36-0 in their Week 1 opener, and the Storm have been on a mission ever since — winning two of their last three as an expansion franchise. The undefeated Rebellion host a Storm team that will be hungry to prove how far they've come since that first meeting. San Diego's defense has been stifling, allowing just 6.3 points per game (second-best in the WNFC), while Golden State boasts the league's leading tackler in Leilani Caamal (46 combined). Kris Grimes and the Storm ground game will need to find room against Brittani Lusain (28 tackles, 6 TFL) and the Rebellion's swarming front. This game could decide the Pacific Division.

Los Angeles Legends

2-1

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Utah Falconz

3-0

6:00 PM PST

Another cross-division clash with major implications as the undefeated Falconz visit Los Angeles. Utah has been quietly dominant behind Gina Mondragon's 267 rushing yards and a defense that just held Las Vegas to 19 points. The Legends counter with Meagan Curtis (205 rush yds, 4 TD) and quarterback Annsleigh Anderson, who has stepped in for injured starter Marissa Lopez. LA will need to be sharper than their Week 2 loss to San Diego if they want to knock off a 3-0 team.

Mississippi Panthers

2-1

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Florida Avengers

1-2

7:00 PM CST

Mississippi returns home well-rested after a Week 4 bye, looking to build on the momentum of their dramatic comeback victory in Atlanta. Sckiya Banister (200 rush yds, 14.3 YPC, 3 TD) and Shardonay Jenkins (4.5 sacks) have emerged as the Panthers' biggest weapons. Florida is reeling after a 62-2 loss to Atlanta — the worst defeat of the season — and will need a complete turnaround to compete with Mississippi's defense, which has allowed just 9.7 points per game.

Tennessee Trojans

0-3

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Texas Elite Spartans

3-0

5:00 PM CST

Tennessee hosts the league's top-ranked team, still searching for their first points of the season after being outscored 77-0 through three games. Texas Elite has been dominant on both sides of the ball, allowing a league-low 4.0 points per game while Michelle Angel has thrown for 281 yards and 5 touchdowns. The Spartans should be heavy favorites, but the Trojans' defense — led by Dionna Jackson-Ross (3.0 sacks) and Allyssa Weatherd (30 tackles, 5.5 TFL) — is far better than their record suggests.

Chicago Winds

1-2

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Washington Prodigy

2-1

5:00 PM CST

Chicago hosts Washington in a must-win for the Winds, who have dropped two straight — including a 28-0 shutout to Texas Elite. Sarah Teubner has thrown for 269 yards and 4 touchdowns on the season but was held to just 49 yards against the Spartans. Washington arrives riding high after their 59-point explosion against Jersey Shore, with Keena Samuels (273 rush yds, 4 TD) leading a potent attack. The Prodigy's offense will test a Chicago defense that has allowed 52 points in their last two games.