2010 Season
The Baltimore Burn visited the John's Hopkins Children's Hospital at Bayview to bring holiday joy to the youngsters. The Burn received a a letter of appreciation for this community outreach!
The 10th Anniversary season of the Baltimore Burn begins on January 30th with the opening of training camp. All veterans, rookies, and players interested in trying out are encouraged to attend. The time is 9:00am sharp and the location is Southside Acdemy High School. See the front page for directions! Baltimore will be competing in a division that includes the Keystone Assault and the New Jersey Titans. Also on the schedule are the 2009 divison champion, Philadelphia Liberty Belles, as well as two new teams, the New England Nightmare and the Souther Tier Spitfire. This looks to be another exciting season! The Burn will be playing all home games at Art Modell field at Mervo High School!
2009 Season
Opening day nears for some bruising hons playing women's football
By DAVID ETTLIN Photos by BONNIE SCHUPP (c)
Baseball season may be upon us, but even with an Oriole victory over the hated New York Yankees on Opening Day, my heart right now goes out to the Baltimore Burn women's football team. With the season opener two weeks away, the Burn took on – and took a few licks from – the Columbus Comets Saturday in an exhibition game at Baltimore’s Northwestern High School. In case you missed the link two weeks ago to my featured story and Bonnie’s photos at the growing news blog BaltimoreBrew.com, the Burn play in the 38-team Women’s Football Alliance. Tackle football. Helmet-crunching football. Colliding-bodies football. Lying-limp-on-the-ground-for-two-minutes-after-colliding football.
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Ladies Who Crunch: Baltimore's Other Pro Football Team
By DAVID ETTLIN Photos by BONNIE SCHUPP (c)
Off the field, they’re grandmothers and mothers. One’s a postal worker, another’s a psychiatrist. One’s in high school, another’s a teacher. On field, they’re the Baltimore Burn, representing Charm City in the 38-team Women’s Football Alliance. They’ll be teaching the Columbus Comets a lesson in an exhibition game on Saturday April 4 at 4 pm at Baltimore’s Northwestern High School. (Tickets are $5.) Fiery football like this doesn’t come easy, though. It takes some pretty hot practice sessions… The coach is motioning, left, left, left, as the feet move forward, back, forward, back, and left, left, left, in a sideways dance around a slalom line of plastic orange cups
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2008 Burn News Video
