OC Roller Girls Prepared for a Double Disco Demolition

Home Teams Take on Ventura and Santa Maria in Disco-Themed Double-Header

laceName>OrangelaceName> laceType>CountylaceType>’s own “bunnies” from Huntington Heartbreakers will boogie down with the roller girls from Ventura, the West Coast Derby Knockouts, and OC’s “fly” Back Bay Bombshells will jive with the Santa Maria Ruff Rollerz in an all-night derby disco.

Doors open at 5:00 p.m., the first bout starts at 6:00 p.m. and the second bout starts at 7:30 p.m. Immediately following the second bout, there will be a skate session with the derby girls open to everyone, except squares! Bring your own skates... a few pairs will be available to rent ($2).

In addition to awesome derby, there will be a DJ spinning disco hits and a 70s costume contest!  Proceeds from raffles and a silent auction will go to Life House Ministry of Orange County, a local food bank that feeds 500 homeless people each month.

Food, beer and merchandise will be available for purchase. All ages welcome. Tickets available online or at the door. Donate a pair of new socks and receive $2 off the price of admission!

For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.ocrollergirls.com.

How to Play

Roller Derby is not just a glamour contest or a staged sideshow – a lot of skill and training goes into this sport. Two teams of five players face off on the track, each team consisting of four blockers and a jammer. Jammers score points by passing members of the opposing team. Blockers try to stop the opposing jammer from passing them, while also pushing around the opposing team’s blockers to help their own jammer score. (Did we mention they’re also going flat-out on roller skates?) The action is fast, ferocious, and non-stop!

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