Cincinnati Rollergirls announcer Caesar gives a detailed recap of Saturday's double-header against Dayton's Gem City Rollergirls and Minneapolis's North Star Roller Girls. If you missed any of the action, you can read the boutcast and view the archived video of both games on Derby News Network.
This Saturday, June 12 at 5 p.m., The Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America (CCFA) will be holding their annual Take Steps for Crohn's and Colitis Walk at Sawyer Point on Cincinnati's riverfront.
Cincinnati Rollergirls announcer Caesar previews the last Cincinnati Rollergirls' home double-header of the 2010 season, which could be the most exciting yet. After CRG's Silent Lambs battle Demolition City Roller Derby of Evansville, IN, the Black Sheep will face Milwaukee's Brewcity Bruisers for the first time.
All home games are double headers, featuring the Black Sheep and Silent Lambs. Doors open @ 6pm, game time @ 7pm. Come out early! Bring your grill and enjoy spring tailgating, free parking, and $1 beer happy hour specials.
The Tuesday following our March 27th debut against San Diego and Circle City, we arrived at the Cincinnati Gardens hungry for derby and eager for a team reboot. Scrimmage all you want, but there’s nothing quite like full-tilt, “real thing” competition to identify what you like and what you loathe about your personal game.
Cincinnati Rollergirls announcer Caesar takes a look at this Saturday's home game and gives a detailed preview of the CRG vs St. Louis doubleheader, with additional reporting by Miss Print, Chewblocka and Smarty McFly.
Of course the best way to watch the game is to be there, but if you can't make it down to The Cincinnati Gardens, visit Derby News Network to participate in the boutcast and watch the whole double-header online. You can also read up on DNN's game preview here.
We get lots of questions from fans about what to expect at Cincinnati Rollergirls games. Here are some tips for how to have a great time when you go to see your favorite roller derby team.
...of Being a Rollergirl - In August of 2009, I moved from Grand Rapids, Michigan to Cincinnati for a good job and a new start with my husband and children. As a mother and as a professional, I am driven to be the best. However, it has always been evident to me that the energy devoted to work and children is poured out faster than it can be replenished. So, in a new city, friendless and worn out from being the best for others, I decided to do something for myself.
May 8th, Scout Night, holds a special place for me. In my youth I was a Boy Scout. It may be hard to believe, but Scouting has a weird connection with roller derby.
Most women can count the number of years they were a Girl Scout on one hand. I, however, have to take off one of my shoes. I joined the Brownies when I was in the first grade and didn't leave scouting until I graduated high school. Why did I stay with the Girl Scouts for so long?
