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2015 International WFTDA D1 Playoffs: Tucson Welcome 2015 WFTDA Division 1 PlaYofFs HOSTED BY TUCSON ROLLER DERBY On behalf of the WFTDA Board of Directors, Officers, This is why we love it. This is why we live it. and staff, I am excited to welcome you to the 2015 International WFTDA Division 1 Playoffs. There’s Whether you’re a Skater, Official, photographer, nothing quite like a live roller derby tournament: the announcer, or fan (or any combination thereof), we’re tantalizing goods at the vendor tables; the rumble glad you’ve chosen to live derby this weekend! and squeak of wheels on the track; the electrifying roar of a cheering crowd. Energy and emotions are This weekend wouldn’t be possible without the alive throughout the venue as games are anticipated, tremendous amount of support and time our hosts, victories celebrated, and losses despaired. While old Tucson Roller Derby, and all of their volunteers have friendships are kindled and new rivalries spark, the put in. When you see their event staff, be sure to derby community celebrates its power, celebrates thank them for hosting such a fantastic tournament. power, and strengthens bonds. Enjoy your time in Tucson and we’ll see you ‘round the track! Alisha Campbell WFTDA Tournaments Director 3 AUG. 21-23 - CLEVELAND, OHIO HOSTED BY BURNING RIVER ROLLER DERBY AUG. 28-30 - DETROIT, MICHIGAN HOSTED BY DETROIT DERBY GIRLS SEPT. 4-6 - TUCSON, ARIZONA HOSTED BY TUCSON ROLLER DERBY SEPT. 11-13 - DALLAS, TEXAS HOSTED BY DALLAS DERBY DEVILS SEPT. 18-20 - JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA HOSTED BY JACKSONVILLE ROLLERGIRLS OCT. 2-4, 2015 - OMAHA, NEBRASKA HOSTED BY OMAHA ROLLERGIRLS CHAMPIONSHIPS NOV. 6-8 - SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA HOSTED BY MINNESOTA ROLLERGIRLS I AM WFTDA. I AM DERBY. Schedule of Events 2015 WFTDA Division 1 PlaYofFs HOSTED BY TUCSON ROLLER DERBY fridAY Arch Rival Roller Girls SEPTEMBER 4, 2015 9 am DOORS OPEN Arizona Roller Derby 10 am Game 1 Terminal City Rollergirls (#7) v Tri-City Roller Derby (#10) 12 pm Game 2 Arizona Roller Derby (#8) v Mad Rollin’ Dolls (#9) 2 pm Game 3 Arch Rival Roller Girls (#3) v Team United Roller Derby (#6) B.ay A.rea D.erby Girls 4 pm Game 4 B.ay A.rea D.erby Girls (#2) v Winner G1 6 pm Game 5 Victorian Roller Derby League (#1) v Winner G2 8 pm Game 6 Rocky Mountain Rollergirls (#4) v Charm City Roller Girls (#5) Charm City Roller Girls SaTURDay SEPTEMBER 5, 2015 Mad Rollin’ Dolls 9 am DOORS OPEN 10 am Game 7 Loser Game 2 v Loser Game 3 12 pm Game 8 Loser Game 1 v Loser Game 6 2 pm Game 9 Winner Game 3 v Winner Game 4 Rocky Mountain Rollergirls 4 pm Game 10 Loser Game 4 v Winner Game 7 6 pm Game 11 Loser Game 5 v Winner Game 8 8 pm Game 12 Winner Game 5 v Winner Game 6 Team United Roller Derby SUNdAY SEPTEMBER 6, 2015 Terminal City Rollergirls 9 am DOORS OPEN 10 am Game 13 Loser Game 7 v Loser Game 8 (9th Place) 12 pm Game 14 Loser Game 10 v Loser Game 11 (7th Place) Tri-City Roller Derby 2 pm Game 15 Winner Game 10 v Winner Game 11 (5th Place) 4 pm Game 16 Loser Game 9 v Loser Game 12 (3rd Place) 6 pm Game 17 Winner Game 9 v Winner Game 12 (1st Place) 730 pm AWARDS CEREMONY Victorian Roller Derby League 5 From WFTDA ToURnAMENT RULES GUEST CODE OF CONDUCT: The Women’s Flat Track Derby Association strives to provide a safe and satisfying event for everyone in attendance by seeking your compliance with our guest code of conduct. We ask for your assistance in creating an environment that is free of: • Abusive or foul language and obscene gestures other items deemed inappropriate, harmful or directed toward other guests, venue employees, hazardous by tournament staff. tournament staff and volunteers, players, coaches, • Professional cameras, video cameras, and audio and officials. recorders are prohibited without prior authorization • Guests who are disruptive to the event or impair and proper credentials. other guests’ enjoyment. • Guests without proper authorization or credentials • Intoxicated or drug-impaired individuals. entering or attempting to enter restricted areas. • Smoking, except in designated areas (located • Banners or signs that obstruct the view of guests, outside of the arena). obscure sponsor advertising, contain objectionable • Prohibited entry items such as outside food & subject matter, or are commercial in nature. The beverage, weapons, non-service animals, air horns, WFTDA and the venue reserve the right to remove vuvuzelas, megaphones, and laser pointers, and any banner or sign at any time. Guests not abiding by this Guest Code of Conduct are subject to ejection from the venue. In the event that you are refused entry into or requested to leave the venue for failure to comply with the Guest Code of Conduct or follow the venue regulations, you will not be entitled to a replacement or refund for your ticket. Entry to the venue shall constitute acceptance of the Guest Code of Conduct and venue regulations. PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF A FEW TOURNAMENT RULES: • No video or audio recording devices or cameras at all times. Do not touch or grab Skaters or Officials with detachable lenses without prior approval from who fall into trackside seating. If a piece of clothing the WFTDA. Please visit wftda.com/tournaments/ or equipment falls onto the track, do not enter the credentials for more information. track or safety lane to retrieve it. • If you choose to sit trackside, you accept all • Fire lanes, exits, and walkways must remain clear. responsibility for the possible risk of injury to you, • Certain areas of the track and venue are reserved for or damage and/or destruction to your belongings individuals who require special seating or perform at any time without warning. Trackside seating is at specific game duties. They may obstruct the view of your own risk. persons behind them. However, they are not able to • Chairs are not permitted trackside except as a move, sit, squat, or otherwise alter their position lest companion to ADA accessible seating. Wheelchairs they not be able to complete their job function. (and their companion chair) must be a minimum of • By entering the venue, you agree to the possibility five feet away from the outside referee lane. of being photographed, filmed or recorded. Your • Glassware, sharp objects, and other items deemed voice, image and likeness may be captured and inappropriate, harmful or hazardous by tournament recorded in and around the venue and publicly staff are not allowed in trackside seating. disseminated by any means and in any format • You must remain seated in the trackside seating or media. You waive all rights on an irrevocable, area. Laying down is not permitted. Keep your worldwide, perpetual basis to object to such hands, feet, and belongings behind the safety line recording and dissemination. 6 From Your Host wElcome to TUcson 2015 INTERNATIONAL WFTDA D1 PLAYOFFS Welcome to the Old Pueblo! Tucson Roller Derby Tucson to the top of our highest mountain peak, is excited to host the 2015 Division 1 Playoff Mt. Lemmon, is like what you’d see on a trip from Tournament in our beautiful and diverse city. Mexico to Canada. The venue, the Tucson Convention Center (TCC), has been hosting large and exciting events since Please note: The tournament takes place during 1971. The TCC has hosted events ranging from the end of our summer monsoon season, when collegiate ice hockey to WWE specials and monster thunderstorms, lightning, and heavy rains are truck shows to the Tucson Gem & Mineral Show. prevalent. The monsoon season is one of the most While TRD has hosted games and tournaments at the exciting times in Tucson, however you should venue before, the 2015 Division 1 Playoff Tournament be careful to take the proper precautions. These is by far the most high-profile WFTDA event to take storms can roll in fast. During a storm, try to enjoy place at the TCC to date. With the building having watching it from a safe place, either inside or a recently been renovated, the main arena provides covered area. Streets, ditches, and washes can a wonderful setting for skaters to compete and flood quickly during these storms, so please pay spectators to watch. attention to road signs that warn you not to enter an underpass or wash when flooded. Tucson temperatures can range anywhere from 90- 110 degrees Fahrenheit during September with overnight lows in the 60s and 70s. ALWAYS carry water with you, along with sunscreen and a hat if you’re outside. The tournament takes place in Downtown Tucson, providing a spectacular view of the 5 mountain ranges that surround the city from almost every angle. You should take some time explore many of the outdoor offerings while you The city of Tucson is 2389 feet above sea level and are here; you can choose to travel various paths covers nearly 500 square miles. The landscape and trails via walking, running, skating, biking, or is varied and includes flowering desert, rolling even horseback to explore the Old Pueblo and hills, winding dry riverbeds, rugged canyons and surrounding areas. pine-topped peaks, all beneath a clear, blue sky. Scenery on the 60-minute drive from downtown Tucson Roller Derby hopes you enjoy your time in Arizona! 7 Where We Skate Tucson Convention Center 260 S Church Ave Tucson, AZ 85701 www.tucsonaz.gov/tucson-convention-center PHOTO CREDIT: www.tucson.com PARKING RULES AND RESTRICTIONS The Tucson Convention Center (TCC) has 1,000 parking • All purses, bags and cases are subject to search.
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