Jersey Shore Wave ends season with loss, seeks return to Paterson in 2027

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Jun 1, 2026, 8:06 AM

Last updated Jun 1, 2026

Jersey Shore Wave ends season with loss, seeks return to Paterson in 2027
Summary

The Jersey Shore Wave women's tackle football team concluded its second season in Paterson with a 1-5 record, highlighted by a recent 37-0 defeat to the Chicago Winds. Despite the lackluster performance, team owner Dawn Sherman expressed hopes for a return to Hinchliffe Stadium in 2027, emphasizing growth in their fan base. The Wave faces financial hurdles, spending around $35,000 on away games, and the players are not paid, juggling day jobs alongside their commitment to football. Community support remains crucial for the team's future, and Sherman aims to increase attendance to secure the franchise's stability and potential player compensation.

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  • Jersey Shore Wave finishes season 1-5, last game loss 37-0
  • Team struggles financially, with significant travel costs
  • Players are unpaid, balancing football with full-time jobs
  • Owner aims to grow fan base and secure team's future
  • Community engagement is crucial for team sustainability
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  • 8:06 AMYahoo SportsDespite record, women's football team hopes to play in Paterson again
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The Jersey Shore Wave women's tackle football team's second season in Paterson ended with a 1-5 record. They still hope to build a fan base in 2027.

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