Hi everyone!

This is just a shameless plug to get y'all to check out some images made by my very talented husband. He's a professional photojournalist and started documenting roller derby at Dust Devil 2006, shot at Heartland Havoc, the Texas Shootout, along with quite a few interleague bouts.

This happened at the Throwdown scrimmages
Body: One of our Navy City Roller Girls sustained a very serious injury doing what she loved most...ROLLERDERBY. She broke her right ankle in 3 places, she now has 11 screws and 2 plates.
Due to excessive swelling she must wait for a hard cast, after the hard cast comes 6-8 weeks with no weight bearing on her leg.
The doctors have told her that she is in amazing health for a woman of her age and should recover completely.

Corpus Christi Rolling Thunder - Co-Ed Banked Track - Corpus Christi, TX

2008 Press Releases

PJSD March 2008 Newsletter
PJSD Entertains the Troops
Rollercon
OSDA Opinion on Adult Dance
Another OSDA Member Goes to the Throwdown
Feb 23 Co-Ed Game

2008 Co-Ed Rankings

1.
Richmond Derby Demons
1-0
 

2.
South Jersey Derby
0-1

New Membership Packet

New Member Application

New Membership Application for League Representatives

New Member Letter

It is with great pleasure that the Old School Derby Association (OSDA) announces the beginning of their Referee Certification Program. This program will be open to all interested in acquiring the skills necessary to referee an OSDA game. The certification will be in three steps:

Roller Derby Rules

Banked Track Minimum Skills Requirements

Flat Track Minimum Skills Requirements

Flat Track Rules (2008)

Banked Track Rules

OSDA Waiver Form

I just got home from the after party and had an excellent time at the game in Mt. Laurel between the Sadistic Sweethearts and Dishonor Roll. The Sweethearts won the game handily -- 49-23, and the one thing I noticed, that was lacking in the October game was defense. Tonight they were blocking all over the place.

This Saturday's DC Rollergirls intraleague double-header got a write-up in the Metro section of the Washington Post. The article was mostly typical "by day/by night" fare, and the author was WAY off about the size of the crowd; there were approximately 1400 people in attendance. But still, it's nice to see that some of the old-school fans are really getting into flat-track derby.