Author: Lauren

On Saturday, March 23, 2013, watch the Cincinnati Rollergirls take on NEO Roller Derby live on the web, thanks to our partners at ICRC-TV, and follow along with our live textcast!

The ads have been placed on buses and in businesses all over Cincinnati, stating simply to fans: "She’s back." The image of a blonde woman with her hands placed defiantly on her hips drives the point home: Sadistic Sadie (#76) is ready for the 2013 season.

Opening Day. One of the most magical words in any sports fan’s vocabulary. It means that your favorite sport has returned. It means you have an excuse to drink beer in a parking lot in the middle of the day and an assortment of foods with the words cheese filled, deep fried and barbecue flavored. Cincinnati Rollergirls Opening Day on Saturday, March 23 obviously brings us a new season, but more importantly a new hope.

The Cincinnati Rollergirls, voted Cincinnati's best amateur sports team, will open their eighth home season on March 23, 2013 at the Cincinnati Gardens.

Rookie year is often hectic for fresh meat entering the derby world. It involves becoming part of team committees, getting accustomed to a heavy practice schedule and getting to know their teammates - all while being expected to continue improving their game.

This first in our series of skater blogs is from veteran Cincinnati Rollergirls blocker Karma Krash. Read on to find out how CrossFit took her to the next level as an athlete.

The Cincinnati Rollergirls will travel to Bloomington, IN on Saturday, March 2 for a double-header against the Bleeding Heartland Rollergirls. Tank has a preview of what could be two close matchups.

The Cincinnati Rollergirls’ C team, the Flock Ewes, will open the first home game of Cincinnati’s men’s roller derby team, the Battering Rams, on Saturday, February 23 at Sports Plus Cincinnati.

In person, Lowery is kind and respectful. But once on the track, it’s a different story. That’s where Sista Shovechild comes to life.

A group of fearless Cincinnati Rollergirls raised more than $1,100 for local Special Olympics athletes at the 2013 Polar Plunge.