Kids & Family
DC Rollergirls Season 9 Championship
Beat the heat at the Dulles Sports Plex, as the DC Rollergirls close out their Ninth Season.
The DC Rollergirls’ ninth season will wrap up on June 27, when the league will crown one team as its season champion after a final doubleheader.
It’s your last chance this season to see all four DCRG home teams in action, so head to Michael & Son Sportsplex at Dulles in Sterling, Va. Doors will open at 3 p.m., and the actions gets underway at 4 p.m.
The first bout will feature a showdown for third place between the Cherry Blossom Bombshells and the Majority Whips. Then stick around to see whether the skaters of Scare Force One, who were last season’s champions, can defeat the DC Demoncats and hold on to the Skate of the Union championship trophy.
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Scare Force has held the trophy for six out of the past eight seasons but the DC Demoncats are determined to take it for their own. Both teams have identical winloss records for the season, with each having lost one bout to the other team. This is sure to be a knockdown, dragout fight to victory. Come and see who takes home the trophy!
Between the matchups, check out a halftime performance by Happy Feet Cloggers. Their high energy routines are performed to all types of music and are enhanced by creative costumes matched to their routines.
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Tickets are $15 for adults ages 12 and up, $6 for skater tots ages 611, and future rollerbabies under 6 are FREE! For group rates (20 or more) or for more information, please contact tickets@DCRollergirls.com .
The bouts are BYOC, so be sure to bring your own chair if you’d like to sit trackside.
Formed in 2006, the DC Rollergirls are the National Capital Region’s only women’s flattrack roller derby league. The women who make up the league come from all walks of life – they are engineers, architects, lawyers, teachers, nurses, writers, artists, librarians and work-at-home moms. They came to this sport as novice and experienced skaters, as seasoned athletes and as former couch potatoes. But they all have one thing in common – they are strong, fierce, competitive athletes who are passionate about the sport of roller derby.