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time
- Oct. 11th Season Home Opener Sioux Falls Roller Dollz VS Sioux City Roller Damesat the Expo Building, Sioux Falls win
- Nov 8th, 2008 Skates of Wrath VS Bad Medisin at the Convention Center, Bad Medisin win
- Jan 24th, 2009 Sioux Falls Roller Dollz VS North Star Roller Girls at the Expo Building
- March 28th, 2009 Omaha Roller Girls VS Sioux Falls Roller Dollz in Omaha
- April 18th, 2009 Sioux Falls Roller DollzVSICT Roller Girls at the Expo Building
- May 9th, 2009 Sioux Falls Roller Dollz VS Omaha Roller Girls at TBD
Queen Elizabitch and The Painmaker! Our gorgeous founders, without them where would we be?
Sioux Falls Roller Dollz
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- 1.How many players? Five a team is on the track.
- 2.Can guys play? No, because this is Female Flat Track.
- 3.Is there an age limit? No
- 4.Is there an age minimum? Yes, because you have to be 18 or older.
- 5.Do you have to be physical fit? dont have to be in shape to do it.
- 6.Do you ride on roller blades or skates? They wear roller skates.
- 7.How do you win? The team gets the must points.
- 8.Is there team? Yes, we have home teams and aw team.
- 9.Is everyone by themselves? No, they are on a team.
- 10.Is there cheerleaders? No, because the fanes.
- 11.Have you ever tried it? No, because I don’t w to get hert.
- 12.Can your Mom beat you up? Yes
- 13.Is there a mens league? yes there is a league for men.
- 14.Do they wear knee pads? Yes, for pe
- 15.Do they wear elbow pads? Yes, for pes
- 16.Do they wear shin gaurds? No
- 17.Do they wear helmets? Yes, to peskt there haeds.
- 18.Has anyone ever been killed? No, not on the team.
- 19.What the worst someone has been hurt? The worst is a concusion at practice.
CMG ROLLER DOLLZ VOCAB
Jammer: Scores the points for the team and Star on their
helmet.
Blockers: form the pack. They try to keep the opposite team from scoring and create gaps for their jammer to get through.
Pivots: they are in the front of the pack and are the last defense for their team.
Bout: is like a game.
Lead jammer: is the one to get through the pack first without going out of bounds or a penalty.
Out of bound: is want a jammer or other players go outside the track.
Cutting: is want the jammer going inside the track.
Elbowing: is an Illegal Hit. Fighting: is two girls or more going at it.
Flat track: is the name of the sport.
Jammer line: is the line that the Jammer starts on.
Pivots line: is the line that the Pivots start on.
Skates: is what they roll on.
Pubs: are for safe for your arms and lags.
Helmet: it’s to safe your head.
Track: is the name of what they play on.
Rookies: are the new people that are playing.
Drills: are the plays that they do.
Barites: are the little kid playing derby.
Mouthguard: to safe your teeth.
helmet.
Blockers: form the pack. They try to keep the opposite team from scoring and create gaps for their jammer to get through.
Pivots: they are in the front of the pack and are the last defense for their team.
Bout: is like a game.
Lead jammer: is the one to get through the pack first without going out of bounds or a penalty.
Out of bound: is want a jammer or other players go outside the track.
Cutting: is want the jammer going inside the track.
Elbowing: is an Illegal Hit. Fighting: is two girls or more going at it.
Flat track: is the name of the sport.
Jammer line: is the line that the Jammer starts on.
Pivots line: is the line that the Pivots start on.
Skates: is what they roll on.
Pubs: are for safe for your arms and lags.
Helmet: it’s to safe your head.
Track: is the name of what they play on.
Rookies: are the new people that are playing.
Drills: are the plays that they do.
Barites: are the little kid playing derby.
Mouthguard: to safe your teeth.
15 comments:
I think the roller dollz sound very interesting. From what i have heard about them, i think i would like to go see them play, or perform. The idea of girls hitting girls though is kind of harsh.
Well really I didnt even know of such thing so really I dont care about it and if I hear about more I might listen to a little bit of it.
I have never heard about roller dollz to tell you the truth but the way u and Mr.C are talking about it it sounds pretty cool and i think i would like to hear about it when your speech time is.
Personally I think its a little weird, because its not something I hear about all the time, but im sure if I had a chance to watch them, I would probably find it really exciting to watch. If you have any ideas on when a show is, or maybe if you could get us discounted tickets, that would be sweet!
I really dont know who or what the roller dollz do so maybe if I would to find out more about the I could have a feeling about them but what do they do really just skate around and beat each other up or what?
I saw the roller dollz perform at the Big Boy Toy Show at the arena and I dont really understand what the object of the game is. I would like to know more about it though.
well ive never even heard of them till you mentioned it in class but i think it might be cool to go watch sometime.
I think it would be interesting to go to an event because i have never been to one. I think its kinda creative and sounds fun. It would be kinda fun to watch people get hit thought
Two. I think that the roller dalz are kind of fun to watch and see what they do and how they train for there matches and how they choose who the play or battle.
Chad i think it awesome that your mom can whoop the crap out of just about everybody!!! But i would like to learn more about it and possibly come see one so you should create a schedule for the rest of us.
I think the roller dollz is fun to go to and when the show gets done it's also fun to meet everyone on the team.
I have never heard of them. They do sound very athetic though. They also sound a little to strong.
I respect/am impressed when anyone dedicates themselves to anything that is team-oriented and that requires a lot of work/practice. This is a terrific way for adult women to stay active, mind, body, and soul. What could be better than having a team to contribute to, socialize with, sharing experiences of life, from parenting to pushing (on the track, of course). If my mom did not have rheumatoid arthritis, she'd be right there with yours, Chad. My mom was 5'11" and tough/athletic prior to her disease. A farm girl from Minnesota, one who had to play with the boys because the girls wouldn't/couldn't hang with her (or were too busy sewing or putting on make-up). Isn't great to have a good relationship with your mom?
never heared of them but it sounds really interasting. I would love to hear more about them.
i do not know who they are. but i do know what they do and i have seen two shows before and was not that interested but ill probably like it in the future.
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