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2016 International WFTDA D2 Playoffs in Wichita SPORTS INFORMATION BOOK Page !1 of !22 © 2016 Women’s Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) Welcome to the WFTDA Sports Information Book built for the 2016 International WFTDA Division 2 Playoffs in Wichita, SKATER DATA SHEET LEGEND KS. The data located in this booklet includes BG = Blocker Games sanctioned game statistics and information Bj = Blocker Jams submitted through WFTDA Games and Stats Bjm = Average Jams played as blocker per game departments, as well as information collected BM = Blocker Penalties during the 2016 season, as well as throughout the Bj/M = Average Jams/Penalty Playoffs intake process. You will also find team charters, skater transfer Pj = Pivot Jams updates, skater name pronunciations and pronouns, multi-month rankings, individual player statistics, team trends and more. PH = Pivot Star Passes These booklets are designed to give fans an in-depth view of WFTDA PjH% = % Jams received pass member leagues through recorded statistics as a companion to our JG = Jammer Games 2016 International WFTDA Playoffs and Championships. Jj = Jammer Jams Jjm = Average jams as jammer The information in this book was compiled by our WFTDA Sports Information Committee. Jt = Jammer season total points Questions about the data compiled can be set to: [email protected]. JGSm = average points per game JjSm = Jammer jam Score mean JM = Jammer Penalties TABLE OF CONTENTS JjMr = Jammer Jams per Penalty Rate Lr = Lead Rate JH = Jammer Star Passes TEAM PAGES JHm = Average star passes per game Jet City Rollergirls 3-4 jH% = % Jams with star passes Houston Roller Derby 5-6 Nashville Rollergirls 7-8 Brandywine Roller Derby 9-10 Kansas City Roller Warriors 11-12 Tucson Roller Derby 13-14 Blue Ridge Rollergirls 15-16 Boulder County Bombers 17-18 Chicago Outfit Roller Derby 19-20 Carolina Roller Girls 21-22 Page !2 of !22 © 2016 Women’s Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) TEAM STATS HIGHLIGHTS BLOCKERS TEAM 6 Games 30.67 Blocker Penalties/Game SEED #1 237 Jams 184 Blocker Penalties (5.15 BjM average) JAMMERS 7.33 Jammer Penalties/Game #42 JET CITY ROLLERGIRLS 44 Jammer Penalties (5.39 JjMr average) 64% Lead Rate Team Name: BOMBERS PIVOTS LOCATION: Everett, WA USA 26 Star Passes (3.8% of jams) DARK: Blue w/White 1.5 Star Pass/Game LIGHT: White w/Blue Joined WFTDA: May 2009 SANCTIONED RECORDS WFTDA PLAYOFFS HISTORY 2016 SEASON (5-1) 2015 7th Place, D2 Cleveland 3/5/2016 Carolina W, 217-140 2014 9th Place, D1 Charleston 3/5/2016 Demolition W, 402-44 2013 D2 Champions 3/6/2016 Columbia L, 63-239 2012 -- 2011 8th Place, West Spudtown Knockdown 2010 8th Place, West 4/2/2016 Sin City W, 321-55 4/3/2016 Sac City W, 181-177 4/3/2016 Treasure Valley W, 155-120 13 MONTH WFTDA RANKINGS AGAINST D2 WICHITA OPPONENTS Houston 1-0 Nashville 0-1 Brandywine NP Kansas City 0-1 Tucson 3-0 Blue Ridge 0-1 Boulder County NP Chicago Outfit NP Carolina 1-0 Page !3 of !22 © 2016 Women’s Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) JET CITY SKATER DATA Jj JGS J JH jH Skater BG Bj Bjm BM BjM Pj PH PjH% JG Jj m Jt m JjSm JM JjMr Lr H m % 1 Cia WoodNwanna-Bia* 6 76 13 20 3.8 0 0 10 Ellen Z* 11 Star Tariot* 3 52 17 14 3.7 0 0 12 Nasty Nikki Nightstick* 6 136 23 19 7.2 0 0 13 The Mexorcist* 6 43 7 8 5.4 0 0 17 Parental Advisory 19 Kat Von Devious 2 Simon Le Bomb* 1 5 5 1 5.0 0 0 21 Rock N Rolla Chola 6 65 11 12 5.4 2 0 0% 22 Shock StopHer 23 Una BombHer 39 Whoa Nellie!* 6 59 10 338 56 5.73 5 11.8 78% 4 0.7 7% 44 Sin Gria* 6 113 19 23 4.9 65 1 2% 3 5 2 44 15 8.80 2 2.5 80% 0 0.0 0% 5 Ivana Hercha* 6 58 10 345 58 5.95 10 5.8 64% 0 0.0 0% 50 Brut Champain 6 Razor Wreckher* 6 89 15 18 4.9 42 1 2% 6 13 2 80 13 6.15 5 2.6 69% 1 0.2 8% 8 Spontaneous Combustya 6 140 23 29 4.8 29 1 3% 80 Beethoven's Fist* (C) 6 104 17 24 4.3 5 0 0% 87 I'llah Smashya* 6 59 10 346 58 5.86 9 6.6 56% 3 0.5 5% 98 Killer Tofu Notes: Transfers: 12 returning skaters (*) Rock N Rolla Chola - Rainier (Oct ‘15) Page !4 of !22 © 2016 Women’s Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) TEAM STATS HIGHLIGHTS JAMMERS TEAM 7.33 Jammer Penalties/Game SEED #2 6 Games 44 Jammer Penalties (5.68 JjMr average) 250 Jams 43% Lead Rate BLOCKERS #43 HOUSTON ROLLER DERBY 30.17 Blocker Penalties/Game 181 Blocker Penalties (5.58 BjM average) Team Name: HOUSTON ALL STARS PIVOTS LOCATION: Houston, TX USA 37 Star Passes (14.8% of jams) DARK: Black w/Gray 6.17 Star Pass/Game LIGHT: White w/Black Original WFTDA Member League SANCTIONED RECORDS 2016 SEASON WFTDA PLAYOFFS HISTORY (2-4) 2015 4th Place, D2 Cleveland Skate To Thrill 2014 10th Place, D1 Evansville 4/9/2016 Wasatch L, 177-195 2013 6th Place, D1 Asheville 4/9/2016 Ohio L, 221-222 2012 9th Place, South Central 4/10/2016 No Coast L, 186-215 2011 5th Place, South Central 5/14/2016 Tampa L, 90-302 2010 7th Place, South Central 2009 Lost in Championships 1st round MidWest Brewhaha 2008 10th Place, West 6/4/2016 Nashville W, 166-116 13 MONTH WFTDA RANKINGS 6/5/2016 Mad Rollin' Dolls W, 179-175 AGAINST D2 WICHITA OPPONENTS Jet City 1-0 *not technically sanctioned. Met at Nashville 2-1 the first Dust Brandywine NP Devil (first WFTDA Kansas City 1-3 Championships) Tucson NP Blue Ridge NP Boulder County NP Chicago Outfit 1-0 Carolina 0-1* Page !5 of !22 © 2016 Women’s Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) HOUSTON SKATER DATA Bj J JH Skater BG Bj m BM BjM Pj PH PjH% G Jj Jjm Jt JGSm JjSm JM JjMr Lr JH m jH% 00 Mad Cap'nCap 6 65 11 158 26 2.43 8 8.1 35% 14 2.3 22% 11 Poysenberry Pie* 6 124 21 12 10.3 77 18 23% 1 1 1 0 0 0.00 0 0% 0 0.0 0% 17 AcuPunchHer 6 47 8 9 5.2 2 0 0% 19 Betty Watchett* 6 114 19 24 4.8 4 0 0% 2000 Lisa Lava 201 Dutch Destroyer 21 Jekyll & Heidi* 6 117 20 27 4.3 0 0 215 Payo Dues 241 Nikkity Split 2 2 1 0 1 1 100% 6 64 11 296 49 4.63 13 4.9 45% 2 0.3 3% 31 2x Force* (C) 5 116 23 15 7.7 1 0 0% 413 Rainbow Fright 5 39 8 8 4.9 0 0 431 Bloody Hell 5 37 7 8 4.6 2 0 0% 51 Bustin' Beaver* 6 123 21 25 4.9 98 12 12% 4 4 1 9 2 2.25 1 4.0 0% 1 0.3 25% 69 Death By Chocolate* 6 76 13 15 5.1 30 2 7% 4 14 4 100 25 7.14 4 3.5 57% 1 0.3 7% 7 Kelly Killpowski* 6 122 20 27 4.5 11 2 18% 1 1 1 0 0 0.00 0 100% 1 1.0 100% 751 Hot Assets* 6 81 14 11 7.4 24 2 8% 818 Le Tigre 89 Arrak-kiss 91 Slayer Moon* 6 90 15 386 64 4.29 14 6.4 49% 14 2.3 16% 99 EnJen Notes: Arrak-kiss Pronunciation: Uhh-rack-kiss Transfers: 10 returning skaters (*) 2x Force Pronunciation: Two By Force Arrak-kiss - NRV (May, ’16) Betty Watchett Pronunciation: Watch-it Lisa Lava has been on the Charter in previous years but was not on the 2015 Charter for Playoffs Page !6 of !22 © 2016 Women’s Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) TEAM STATS HIGHLIGHTS JAMMERS TEAM 9.14 Jammer Penalties/Game SEED #3 7 (of 8) Games 64 Jammer Penalties (5.1 JjMr average) 325 Jams 42% Lead Rate BLOCKERS (Game against #46 NASHVILLE ROLLERGIRLS Naptown not 16.14 Blocker Penalties/Game included in stats) 113 Blocker Penalties (11.5 BjM average) Team Name: MUSIC CITY ALL STARS PIVOTS LOCATION: Nashville, TN, USA 32 Star Passes (9.9% of jams) DARK: Royal Blue 4.57 Star Pass/Game LIGHT: White Joined WFTDA 2008 SANCTIONED RECORDS 2016 SEASON WFTDA PLAYOFFS HISTORY (2-6) 2015 2nd Place, D2 Champs 4/16/2016 Steel City L, 105-147 4/17/2016 Brandywine W, 184-152 2014 6th Place, D1 Evansville 5/7/2016 Naptown L, 113-196 2013 8th Place, D1 Asheville 5/21/2016 Twin City W, 175-113 2012 6th Place, South Central Midwest BrewHaHa 2011 Lost in Championships 1st round 6/3/2016 Mad Rollin' Dolls L, 93-150 2010 Lost in Championships 1st round 6/4/2016 Houston L, 116-166 2009 7th Place, South Central 6/5/2016 Tri-City L, 156-178 8/13/2016 Naptown L, 116-207 13 MONTH WFTDA RANKINGS AGAINST D2 WICHITA OPPONENTS Jet City 1-0 Houston 1-2 Brandywine 2-0 Kansas City 0-1 Tucson NP Blue Ridge 1-0 Boulder County NP Chicago Outfit 2-0 Carolina 1-0 Page !7 of !22 © 2016 Women’s Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) NASHVILLE SKATER DATA P PjH Jj JGS JH Skater BG Bj Bjm BM BjM Pj H % JG Jj m Jt m JjSm JM JjMr Lr JH m jH% 027 Cole Hearted* 7 189 27 9 21.0 104 11 11% 100 Sugar High 11 Polly Pushy Pants 6 111 19 23 4.8 2 0 0% 121 Jigglewatts 1976 Electric Boogaloo* 220 Electra Cal* 7 199 28 14 14.2 48 2 4% 226 Tear O'Bite* 7 193 28 20 9.7 89 11 12% 350 Suzy Ho'maker 1 2 2 0 0 0 42 Virginia Slam 48 Phantom Power* 7 97 14 12 8.1 71 8 11% 6 40 7 66 11 1.65 5 8.0 35% 12 2.0 30% 515 Cruella LaVelle* 6 64 11 176 29 2.75 11 5.8 50% 1 0.2 2% 53 Lady Fury* 1 1 1 0 0 0 7 83 12 251 36 3.02 26 3.2 42% 3 0.4 4% 6 Fleur de Lethal 7 Ramona D Flowers* 1 1 1 0 0 0 7 55 8 109 16 1.98 17 3.2 18% 8 1.1 15% 718 Incredible Hull 3 42 14 3 14.0 0 0 757 Morgan Levy*(C) 7 218 31 10 21.8 1 0 0% 82 Nancy Drew Blood 867 Evil Mendes* 5 109 22 13 8.4 0 0 868 Zip Drive* 1 1 1 0 0 0 7 83 12 281 40 3.39 5 16.6 55% 8 1.1 10% 912 Gnarley Quinn* 7 137 20 9 15.2 0 0 Notes: Electra Cal Short: Cal Transfers: 12 returning skaters (*) Lady Fury Short: Fury Sugar High - DC (May, ’16) All skaters use female pronouns.
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