Forget Drew Berrymore and Ellen Page – the real roller derby queens
Published 7:00 am Monday, September 24, 2012
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Teams have no shortage of fans.
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The half time show included an MVP awards ceremony and a juggling/karate act.
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The half time show included an MVP awards ceremony and a juggling/karate act.
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First, the obligatory national anthem...
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The Throttle Rockets wave their flag and show their pride
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The Derby Liberation Front skated against the Break Neck Betties.
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Avihater from the Derby Liberation Front
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Two sub-teams from the RCRGs - Derby Liberation Front and the Throttle Rockets
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A skater from Guns and Rollers and the RCRG's own Derby Liberation front.
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...And then the theatrical skater introductions.
Forget Drew Berrymore and Ellen Page – the real roller derby queens are the ladies who skate with the Rat City Rollergirls. On Feb. 19 the RCRG’s three home teams competed against their derby sisters, Portland’sRose City Rollers.Photos by Chris Hunt.Published on February 21, 2011
