709 (St. John's NFLD)
"ABOUT THE 709 DERBY GIRLS (FEBRUARY 1, 2013)
The 709 Derby Girls is Newfoundland and Labrador’s first roller derby league. While the players are all female, the referees, volunteers, and committee members are co-ed. The 709 Derby Girls is a not-for-profit organization that offers a new and exciting sport to the St. John’s area. We strive to promote active and healthy lifestyles.The league was established by two home-grown gals (Cemeterri Jane and Myk Tytan) who had an itch that needed to be scratched. Nothing that was already up and running could do the trick. They were looking for something that had just the right combination of athleticism and attitude. These go-getters decided they would call out to the other ladies of St. John’s and hope for a response. Quite a response was received! In December 2009 the league was established. With some additional hard behind the scenes work, and a great deal organization, January 13, 2010 was the first official practice for the 709 Derby Girls!" - From the About page at http://709derbygirls.com/
The 709 Derby Girls is Newfoundland and Labrador’s first roller derby league. While the players are all female, the referees, volunteers, and committee members are co-ed. The 709 Derby Girls is a not-for-profit organization that offers a new and exciting sport to the St. John’s area. We strive to promote active and healthy lifestyles.The league was established by two home-grown gals (Cemeterri Jane and Myk Tytan) who had an itch that needed to be scratched. Nothing that was already up and running could do the trick. They were looking for something that had just the right combination of athleticism and attitude. These go-getters decided they would call out to the other ladies of St. John’s and hope for a response. Quite a response was received! In December 2009 the league was established. With some additional hard behind the scenes work, and a great deal organization, January 13, 2010 was the first official practice for the 709 Derby Girls!" - From the About page at http://709derbygirls.com/
Anchor City Rollers (Halifax NS)
“Our new name pays homage to the history of Halifax, which has been a central port for North America for hundreds of years. What better way to recognize the sheer volume of anchors that have dropped in one of the world’s deepest harbours?” -Andrea Crowell, Anchor City Rollers President http://www.anchorcityrollers.ca/
Cape Breton Roller Derby (Sydney NS)
"If you are looking to get involved with Cape Breton Roller Derby, but don’t want to be a skater, we have lots of room for everyone!! We are currently recruiting for Ref’s, None Skating Officials, as well volenteers, including Time/Score Keepers, Set Up/Tear Down, etc. If you want to volunteer and be involved we will find a place for you!!" - From the Get Involved page at http://cbrdl.com
Capital City Rollers (Fredericton NB)
"Fredericton's First Flat Track Derby LeagueThe Capital City Rollers league is Fredericton’s only women’s flat track roller derby and this group of feisty skaters are taking the city by storm. Founded in 2010, the Capital City Rollers promotes the progressive growth and sustainability of women's flat track roller derby as a competitive sport by implementing a traditional athletic approach. The Capital City Rollers adheres to the principles, guidelines, and regulations of the Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA)." - From the About page at http://www.capitalcityrollers.ca/
Fog City Rollers (Saint John NB)
"The Fog City Rollers are an all female flat track league based out of Saint John, New Brunswick. The league was founded in February 2010 by Darla Derringer and Suzie Skinher, two ladies with a dream they couldn’t ignore. They held two Meet & Greets within two months and over 40 women attended the first practice in April of 2010, thus proving the need for a Saint John Roller Derby team!" - From the About page at http://fogcityrollers.com
Muddy River Rollers (Moncton NB)
"The Muddy River Rollers are an all female Flat Track Roller Derby league based out of Moncton, New Brunswick. Our league is run by busy moms, students and all-round devoted ladies elected to represent us and address all issues that come with running a league. We are proud to be a self-taught, self-run, non-profit organization, and are working hard to become a part of the WFTDA (Women’s Flat Track Derby Association). We encourage all forms of participation in our league. Men can also participate through coaching or refereeing, and we are always open for donations to our ever growing league." - From the About Us page at http://www.muddyriverrollers.com/
Red Rock 'n Rollers (PEI)
"Red Rock ‘n Roller Derby is a province-wide flat track roller derby league in Prince Edward Island, Canada. The league’s very first practice was in the Holland College gym in January 2011. Most practices are in Charlottetown, but skates and events are held in Summerside too.
Thanks to the encouragement and support of the community and other Maritime roller derby leagues, the Island league is well on its way to taking part in this confidence-building sport." - From the About page at http://redrocknrollerderby.com/
Thanks to the encouragement and support of the community and other Maritime roller derby leagues, the Island league is well on its way to taking part in this confidence-building sport." - From the About page at http://redrocknrollerderby.com/
Riptide Rollers Association (Annapolis Valley NS)
"The Riptide Rollers are the roller derby team for the Annapolis Valley region in Nova Scotia. Our skaters come from all over the Valley, from Windsor to Digby." - From the About page at http://riptiderollers.ca/
Saint John Men's Roller Derby (Saint John NB)
"Saint John Men’s Roller Derby League currently consists of one team of men, the Wheel Men.
WHEEL MEN: Atlantic Canada’s first men’s roller derby team. They currently have 11 skaters, and if you are interested in joining, they’d love to have you." - From the Teams page at http://www.sjmrd.com/
WHEEL MEN: Atlantic Canada’s first men’s roller derby team. They currently have 11 skaters, and if you are interested in joining, they’d love to have you." - From the Teams page at http://www.sjmrd.com/