The Boston Breakers joined the Women's United Soccer Association in 2001. The league ended in 2003, and the Breakers later joined the National Women's Soccer League, which folded in 2018.

The Boston Breakers didn’t die for this. Six years after the Breakers, the previous attempt at an NWSL club in Boston was shuttered, its players scattered via a dispersal draft, and a history ...

Boston's new women's soccer team announced its new name, which features a "Bostonian" anagram. ... The city has lacked a franchise in the NWSL since the Boston Breakers folded in early 2018.

The latest addition to the NWSL, BOS Nation FC is scheduled to begin playing in 2026 in the North America's premier women's soccer league. The franchise is a revival of the Boston Breakers, one of ...

Boston Legacy FC has officially started to build their roster after signing their first-ever team member ahead of their 2026 debut.

Boston’s National Women’s Soccer League team is apologizing after the launch of the club’s name announcement – specifically the branding associated with it – fell flat for many fans.

Tuesday’s marketing campaign did not mention the Boston Breakers, which played in three professional women’s soccer leagues including the NWSL before folding ahead of the 2018 season.

Fans traveled across state lines to cheer on their respective teams, and expressed their desire for Boston to create its own WNBA team.