Guy Zuccarello accomplished something no other Renegade has done in team history. He was named the Defensive MVP of the 2012 World Series. This was the 5th time in team history a Renegade had made a World Series all-star team, but the first time a Renegade had won the honor of MVP. Before the tournament […] Continue reading → 
The 2012 World Series was in Ames Iowa and the Renegades entered as the 6 seed, the best seed in team history. In its six games, the Gades were 5-1 but brought the least amount of players in team history to a World Series. Ames would see record high temperatures during the week as […] Continue reading → 
For the third year in a row, the Renegades traveled to Haddonfield and left as the champion. This year they defeated the New Jersey Lightning 8-5, the York Thundersticks 15-0 and the Pennsylvania Wolfpack 11-6. The first two games were played in wet and rainy conditions. Every player on the Renegade active roster scored in […] Continue reading → Boston traveled to Long Island for the first leg of the Beast of the east. Boston had won this event for four consecutive years but would find themselves in 2nd place when this tournament was over. The scores of the games were as follows: Boston 5 New Jersey 3 Long Island 12 Boston 6 Boston […] Continue reading → In July, 2011 the Long Island Bombers traveled to Sudbury Mass to play a double header against the Boston Renegades. The two teams played amazing games on both sides of the ball (offense and defense). Each game provided great plays and lots of drama as each game was decided by a run and both games […] Continue reading → The 2011 World Series came to Indianapolis, IN and the Renegades entered with an impressive 7-1 record against their east coast opponents. Boston would beat Wichita and then pull off one of the most shocking upsets in the tournament defeating the 3 seeded Austin Blackhawks. This gave the Renegades their first ever 1 seed entering […] Continue reading → The Renegades travelled to Haddonfield, NJ for the Philly Hall of Fame Classic on July 9th. The opponents included the same teams from two weeks prior in Long Island. A tremendous team effort by The Renegades produced three wins as the team started undefeated for six straight games. Dating back to 2010, this is an […] Continue reading → In 2005, the Long Island Classic was born and became the first beepball tournament on the East coast. In the past seven years, Long Island, Boston, Pennsylvania, Chicago and New Jersey have played in many close games. The first three championships went to the host, Long Island Bombers. In 2011, the Renegades won the fourth […] Continue reading →