Judge rules White Stadium renovation not in violation of state laws, a victory for Boston’s NWSL team
A Superior Court judge issued a ruling Wednesday afternoon saying that the renovation of White Stadium is not in violation of state laws. The order from Judge Matthew Nestor counts as a major victory for the City of Boston and the new professional women’s soccer team that hopes to begin playing in the renovated stadium next March.
Court Approves $200M Boston Pro Women's Soccer Stadium Renovation
Crews began demolishing portions of the deteriorating White Stadium in Boston’s Franklin Park in late January in hopes of finishing the project in time for the National Women’s Soccer League 2026 season. Photo by E.G. Lowenthal for ENR
After missing the mark on finding a name with its first try, the NWSL outfit feels like it got it right on the re-do.
The club's initial campaign was considered offensive to the transgender community, prompting an apology from the team.
The club’s change before next year’s inaugural season comes after the “BOS Nation FC” moniker was widely criticized.
The team said the name change decision came following five months of fan listening, research and consultation, and that ...
Boston's expansion National Women's Soccer League team announced its new name on Wednesday morning. The new name is Boston ...
and we're fully committed to building a club identity that reflects the ambition of a women's professional soccer team ...
Boston’s NWSL team has rebranded as Boston Legacy FC, following fan input after backlash to its original name, BOS Nation.
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