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Women's American football


Takiyah "TK" Washington, defensive end for the D.C. Divas sacks the Connecticut Crush's Donna Bruce during the first quarter of the Divas-Crush playoff football game June 28 in Washington, D.C. The Divas beat the Crush 76-0 to advance to the second round of the National Women's Football Association playoffs.
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Takiyah "TK" Washington, defensive end for the D.C. Divas sacks the Connecticut Crush's Donna Bruce during the first quarter of the Divas-Crush playoff football game June 28 in Washington, D.C. The Divas beat the Crush 76-0 to advance to the second round of the National Women's Football Association playoffs.

A new variation of American football is Women's American football. The women play during the spring and fall.

Leagues

Ongoing

Disbanded

There was also a league in the 1970s called the National Women's Football League, not be confused with the NWFA.

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