2017 International WFTDA Championships Bracket

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2017 International WFTDA Championships Bracket

ELIMINATION BRACKET Victorian Roller Derby League 1 253 Montréal Roller Derby GAME 5 Victorian Roller Derby League 3 133 Friday 6 PM 287 GAME 1 99 Friday 10 AM Montréal Roller Derby Y 4 129 GAME 11 Saturday 6 PM PHILL Crime City Rollers Denver Roller Derby Victorian Roller 2 196 Derby League Angel City Derby GAME 6 65 180 2 281 Friday 8 PM Denver Roller Derby GAME 2 165 Victorian Roller Derby League Friday 12 PM Angel City Derby CHAMPION 4 144 GAME 16 Sunday 6 PM Minnesota RollerGirls Rose City Rollers Rose City Rollers 2ND PLACE 1 237 Rose City Rollers London Rollergirls GAME 8 Gotham Girls Roller Derby 3 82 Saturday 12 PM 159 101 3RD PLACE GAME 3 109 Rose City Rollers Denver Roller Derby Friday 2 PM Arch Rival Roller Derby Denver Roller Derby LOSER GAME 11 128 4TH PLACE 3 225 GAME 12 Saturday 8 PM GAME 15 Arch Rival Roller Derby Sunday 4 PM Gotham Girls Roller Derby LOSER GAME 12 178 1 148 Gotham Girls Roller Derby Texas Rollergirls GAME 7 113 London Rollergirls 2 254 Saturday 10 AM Gotham Girls LOSER GAME 3 231 GAME 4 145 Roller Derby Friday 4 PM GAME 9 London Rollergirls Texas Rollergirls Saturday 2 PM 4 128 LOSER GAME 5 152 Rat City Roller Derby Montréal Roller Derby Rat City Roller Derby LOSER GAME 4 94 GAME 10 Saturday 4 PM Angel City Derby LOSER GAME 6 219 Angel City Derby CONSOLATION GAMES Minnesota RollerGirls LOSER GAME 2 153 GAME 13 Texas Rollergirls Sunday 12 PM LOSER GAME 7 280 FRIDAY • SATURDAY • SUNDAY Texas Rollergirls Crime City Rollers NOVEMBER 3-5 LOSER GAME 1 160 GAME 14 Arch Rival Roller Derby Hosted by Philly Roller Derby Sunday 2 PM LOSER GAME 8 220 WFTDA.com/Champs Arch Rival Roller Derby All game times are in Eastern Daylight Time on Friday and Saturday and in Eastern Standard Time on Sunday..

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