Denver Roller Dolls' all-star team The Mile High Club has been invited to the 2009 WFTDA Nationals! Help support MHC by traveling to Philadelphia to cheer them on! If you can't make the trip but would like to support MHC, you can also make donations to the MHC travel fund here: http://www.travelersjoy.com/members/denverrollerdolls/.

East:
1. Philly Roller Girls
2. Gotham Girls Roller Derby
3. Boston Derby Dames
North Central:
1. Windy City Rollers
2. Mad Rollin' Dolls
3. Detroit Derby Girls
South Central:
1. Texas Rollergirls
2. Kansas City Roller Warriors
3. Houston Roller Derby
West:
1. Oly Rollers
2. Rocky Mountain Roller Girls
3. Denver Roller Dolls

Curious about the establishment of a second roller derby league in Denver?

First released in 2007, Talk Derby to Me “chronicles the efforts of a self-described ‘bunch of oddballs’ with a big desire to establish flat-track roller derby in Denver. No matter that these women haven’t roller skated in years, or ever in some cases. They just want to skate. And knock each other into next week. With on-rink personas like Manslaughter, Kaos, Rugburn and Rockett, it’s not surprising that eyes are blackened, egos bruised and relationships shattered along the way. Talk Derby to Me goes inside the flat-track roller derby phenomenon to discover why women love skating roller derby and fans love watching them. Women owned-and-operated flat-track roller derby has sprung up in more than 100 cities across the U.S., and it’s a phenomenon that only the derby girls themselves can explain. Talk Derby to Me features wicked-fast skating, backroom brawling, and a roll-the-dice attitude that leads 26 women to risk everything for the chance to create something invaluable, a place where they can truly be themselves. Talk Derby to Me is a Let’s Be Frank production, produced, written and directed by Frank X. Hogan in association with the Denver Roller Dolls.”

On Nov. 1, 2009 come learn how the Denver Roller Dolls league came into existence. After the showing, stay for an exclusive meet-and-greet with Director/Producer Frank X. Hogan. Several of the league’s founders will also be in attendance.

There is no cost to view the short film, but donations will be accepted. Drink specials will be available for those who donate at least $5. Denver Roller Dolls merchandise will also be available for sale.

Note: This film has language and content that is not suitable for young children.

The DRD Season Championship is between the Bad Apples (2-0) and the Shotgun Betties (1-1). The Bad Apples beat the Shotgun Betties back in May with a score of 141-127, but after five months and significant roster changes, this is a whole new game. 

Come see the premiere of Whip It! with your favorite Denver Roller Dolls!

Sweet Action Ice Cream has created a Denver Roller Dolls ice cream flavor called Black & Blue (vanilla with fudge and blueberry swirls). It will only be available September 30th until October 4th, right through Western Regionals. Please help support your Denver Roller Dolls by enjoying this ice cream as we will get a small portion of the proceeds!

Sweet Action Ice Cream is located at 52 Broadway in Denver, just south of 1st and Broadway on the East side. Please visit Sweet Action Ice Cream for their hours.