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Derby De MAYO a SUCCESS!
Six local area teams skated together in a mixed-team Double Header on Saturday, May 5th. Joining the Battle Born Derby Demons were skaters from the Nevada East Rollergirls, Reno Roller Girls, Sac City Rollers, Tahoe Derby Dames and Viva Roller Derby (from Chico). The teams had never skated together before, which proved both challenging and exciting for the players--and the audience.
The event comprised of two shorter bouts, with skaters wearing either black or white. The Black teams (Bench Managed by Death By Sparrow and Mary Maulher) from each bout reigned victorious.
Another special treat of the evening was the introduction of Men's Roller Derby (aka "Merby")! Because the sport of Men's Roller Derby is still new to the Reno area, the ten-minute exhibition featured two coed teams in a grand display of beauty, brawn and speed.
The next Home Bout of BBDD's sixth season will be on June 16th at the Rink on the River. Stay tuned for more info.
For more information about our Events, please contact our EVENTS DEMON!
For more information about joining Men's Roller Derby, please contact our RECRUITMENT DEMON!
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season 6
AWAY: March 24, 2012
vs. Sacred city derby girls
in Sacramento, CA
DOUBLE HEADER (HOME): MAY 5, 2012
Featuring: Tahoe Derby dames, NV East roller girls and viva ROLLER DERBY
**AT ROLLER KINGDOM (515 E. 7th Street, Reno)
HOME BOUT: June 16, 2012
vs. CENTRAL COAST ROLLER DERBY from Paso Robles, CA
AWAY: JUNE 23, 2012
vs. NV EAST ROLLER GIRLS
in Elko, NV
HOME BOUT: JULY 21, 2012
vs. VIVA Roller DERBY from Chico, CA
HOME BOUT: AUGUST 18, 2012
vs. B.A.D. Girls (berkeley resistance) from Berkeley, CA
AWAY BOUT: SEPTEMBER 15, 2012
vs. LAKE TAHOE DERBY DAMES in South Lake Tahoe, CA
HOME BOUT: SEPTEMBER 22, 2012
vs. monterey bay derby dames from Monterey, CA
*In conjunction w/ Street Vibrations, this bout starts one hour earlier (at 6pm)!
** ALL HOME BOUTS ARE AT THE RINK ON THE RIVER (10 N. VIRGINIA, RENO) EXCEPT MAY 5th! |
| For more information about BBDD Events (or to invite us to YOUR event), please contact our Events Demon! |
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First home bout on june 16th!
The BBDD roll onto the Rink the River on Saturday, June 16th for the first official Home Bout of season 6. Details coming soon!
For more information, please contact our EVENTS DEMON!
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CALLING ALL SKATERS!
SO YOU WANNA BE A DERBY DEMON?
Sign up for a New Recruit Practice to find out if Flat Track Roller Derby is right for you!
In order to get you ready to skate at general practices, our New Recruits must go through a 6-8 week training course. This training course takes you through the basics of skating, roller derby and strategies. Practices are at Roller Kingdom (515 E. 7th Street, Reno) on Tuesdays 7:30pm-9:30pm and Thursdays 9pm-11pm.
Skaters must be females aged 21 and over (although younger skaters may be accepted upon Coach/Captain approval). Previous skating experience is preferred, but not necessary. All shapes, sizes and skill levels are welcome!!!
Please bring any equipment you may already have, including quad speed skates, helmets, wrist guards, knee pads and elbow pads. We may have some gear available to borrow, but we only have limited sizes and quantities on hand. You must bring your own mouth guard (available at any Sporting Goods Store or Department) and water.
PLEASE NOTE: THE CURRENT PHASE OF NEW GIRL TRAINING IS CURRENTLY UNDERWAY.
Please contact our RECRUITMENT DEMON for more info...and so we know to expect you!
We are also recruiting Referees and Non-Skating Officials.
For more information, please contact our HEAD REF!
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Wanna help the BBDD promote our league? Join the BBDD Flash Mob! We will be appearing around town throughout the year showing off our mad dancing skills. Just watch our Instructional Video then check out our Appearances page or Facebook for more info on locations, dates and times. |
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DOWN AND DERBY: About the Sport
It may seem like Women's Flat Track Roller Derby is nothing more than hot chicks slamming into each other at high speeds, but in actuality, the sport is a genuine athletic competition complete with well-defined rules, divisions, tournaments, and a governing body: the Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA). Not unlike other full-contact sports such as football and hockey, every fall, every hit and every bloodied body part is real. The BBDD do, however, work to train our skaters to play this high-octane sport as safely as possible.

JUNE 16, 2012 at the rink on the river
More info coming soon! |
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