Year: 2012

An encore presentation of the award-winning Cincinnati Rollergirls documentary "The Roller Derby Queens" will air March 30 through April 2 on ThinkTV,a PBS affiliate for Dayton and Cincinnati.

In the sport of roller derby, with hard hits and steep competition, a sense of humor and sportsmanship can be key components for success. For three-year CRG Black Sheep skater, Buckhead Betty (Tricia Cronin), those traits are inherent to her personality.

Can't make the Cincinnati Rollergirls' home season opener vs. the Arch Rival Roller Girls in person? Follow along with all the action on our live textcast beginning at 7 p.m. Eastern Time on March 10.

Want to relive your favorite moments from Cincinnati Rollergirls games at the Cincinnati Gardens? You'll have many chances this season, thanks to CRG's new partnership with ICRC, the Intercommunity Cable Regulatory Commission. The ICRC provides local cable programming for 27 communities in the Greater Cincinnati area.

The Cincinnati Rollergirls will face a familiar opponent, the The Arch Rival Roller Girls of St. Louis, in CRG's 2012 home season opener on Saturday, March 10 at the Cincinnati Gardens.

One of the Cincinnati Rollergirls' star jammers, most recently known as Hannah Ouchocinco, has decided to return to her roots and her original roller derby name: Hannah Barbaric.

Some skaters play roller derby as a hobby – something to do in their downtime. And then, there are the players that live and breathe derby. Whitney Thompson – Nuk’em – is one of those athletes.

The Cincinnati Rollergirls opened their seventh season on Feb. 18 with two wins against their longtime regional rivals, the Grand Raggidy Roller Girls, in Grand Rapids.

The Cincinnati Rollergirls' 2012 season begins on Saturday, Feb. 18 when the team travels to Grand Rapids, Michigan to take on the Grand Raggidy Roller Girls for the first time in nearly two years.

Some derby skaters roll onto the track with years of experience under their wheels. But for others, full-contact derby is their first introduction to the sport. For seven-year Cincinnati Rollergirl skater Cherry Choke, the opportunity to start on the team when it was new was perfect timing.