In a nail-biting finish, the Cincinnati Rollergirls’ Black Sheep lost to the Steel City Derby Demons Steel Hurtin’ by just 10 points on May 14, 146-136, after CRG’s Silent Lambs lambasted the Ohio Valley Roller Girls All Stars, 234-18, and set a new scoring record.
Cincinnati Rollergirls announcer Caesar gives a short video preview of the team's Saturday, May 14 double-header. CRG's Black Sheep will battle Pittsburgh's Steel City Derby Demons and the Silent Lambs will take on the Ohio Valley Roller Girls of St. Clairsville at 7 p.m. at the Cincinnati Gardens.
The Cincinnati Rollergirls were dealt their first home loss of 2011 on Saturday when Indianapolis's Naptown Roller Girls skated away with their first-ever wins over their regional rivals. Naptown's Tornado Sirens, ranked 6th in the Women's Flat Track Derby Association's North Central Region, defeated CRG's 5th-ranked Black Sheep 167-94 in the main event. In the opening game, Naptown's Warning Belles beat CRG's Silent Lambs 149-39.
As if non-stop hard-hitting, fast-moving action, free parking and $1 happy hour beers wasn't enough, here's another great reason to check out the Cincinnati Rollergirls: A half-off ticket deal on Groupon.com for your choice of one of the team's four remaining 2011 home games.
Cincinnati Rollergirls announcer Caesar gives a short video preview of Cincinnati's third home double-header on Saturday, April 30, when Cincinnati takes on Indianapolis's Naptown Roller Girls at the Cincinnati Gardens.
Cincinnati Rollergirls announcers Tank and Caesar give a short video preview of Cincinnati's second home double-header against the Fort Wayne Derby Girls and Gem City Rollergirls on Saturday, April 9 at the Cincinnati Gardens.
The Cincinnati Rollergirls swept their second double-header of the season on April 9, defeating both the Gem City Rollergirls of Dayton and the Fort Wayne Derby Girls before a roaring crowd of 2,728 fans.
The Cincinnati Rollergirls not only swept their season opening double-header on March 26, but the team also smashed all previous attendance records. A crowd of 4,111 fans flocked to the Cincinnati Gardens to witness CRG's Black Sheep silence the Nashville Rollergirls Music City All Stars, 176-65, and CRG's Silent Lambs beat the Music City Brawl Stars, 80-63.
Tickets are now on sale for the Cincinnati Rollergirls’ sixth season, which will bring the fast-moving, hard-hitting, unscripted action of women’s flat track roller derby back to the historic Cincinnati Gardens on Saturday, March 26 at 7 p.m. (doors open at 6 p.m.).
There's nothing like seeing Cincinnati Rollergirls games live at the Cincinnati Gardens, but now you can relive all the excitement from home. CRG has partnered with Time Warner Cable of Southwest Ohio to make this season's games available for free on TWC's Local On Demand Channel 411.
