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.
Cincinnati Rollergirls announcers Tank and Caesar give a short video preview of Cincinnati's season opener against the Nashville Rollergirls on Saturday, March 26 at the Cincinnati Gardens. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the first game starts at 7 p.m.
The best time of the year is upon us, says Cincinnati Rollergirls announcer Tank. Christmas? Come on, no one enjoys fighting crowds of mouth breathers at the mall like a scene from "Dawn of the Dead." Summer? Stepping outside and having your armpits turn into Niagara Falls isn’t good for anyone. NFL football starting back up? The Bengals are ran by Mike Brown; insert your own joke here. No, no, and no: It’s time for the Cincinnati Rollergirls to return to the historic Cincinnati Gardens for their most exciting season yet.
At the end of every season, the Cincinnati Rollergirls hold an awards ceremony to recognize outstanding members of the team.
The Cincinnati Rollergirls are proud to present a video produced for the It Gets Better Project, the international movement designed to provide hope and inspiration to LGBT kids and teens who are victims of bullying.
For the second consecutive year, the Cincinnati Rollergirls’ Black Sheep finished the North Central Regional Tournament in fourth place, just one place short of advancing to the Women’s Flat Track Derby Association Championships.
Cincinnati heads into the North Central Regional Tournament, Thunda on the Tundra, as the No. 4 seed for the second straight year. Last year they finished up at No. 4, just outside of the group to advance to the championships, and the stage is set for a similar outcome this year.
Are you interested in being involved with the Cincinnati Rollergirls, but not in taking the big hits? You can be a part of the team that makes our games run smoothly!
