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SPORTS INFORMATION COMMITTEE Sports Information Book SPORTS INFORMATION COMMITTEE Sports Information Book SPORTS INFORMATION COMMITTEE Chair: Obstinate Committee: Amy Jo Moore, Mr. Whistler, Stonewallp Table of Contents Seed 1 – Rocky Mountain Rollergirls 3 Seed 2 – Canberra Roller Derby League 6 Seed 3 – Tucson Roller Derby 9 Seed 4 – Terminal City Rollergirls 12 Seed 5 – Calgary Roller Derby 15 Seed 6 – E-Ville Roller Derby 18 Seed 7 – Jet City Roller Derby 21 Seed 8 – Happy Valley Derby Darlins 24 Seed 9 – Boulder County Bombers 27 Seed 10 – No Coast Derby Girls 30 Seed 11 – Pikes Peak Derby Dames 33 Seed 12 – Crossroads City Roller Derby 36 © 2018 Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) Sports Information Book page 1 of 38 #35 Rocky Mountain Rollergirls - Seed #1 5280 Fight Club Dark: Black Light: Red LOCATION: Denver, CO, USA ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ 2018 SANCTIONED RECORD (5-7) 01 Dickie* [she] 2018 Besterns 0260 Motorbutt* [she] p: Mo-turbutt ​ 6/3/18 Oklahoma Victory Dolls W 312-64 1 Pink FlameNgo [she] 6/2/18 Sailor City L 111-137 1034 Riot Earp [she] 6/2/18 Houston W 183-152 13 Jersey Whirl* [she] 5/12/18 Crossroads City W 276-77 138 Devastator* [she] 2018 Boardwalk Empire 2012 Extinction Level Event [she] 4/29/18 Detroit L 262-182 203 Mars Furiosity [she] 4/28/18 Windy City L 220-118 215 Sylvia’s Wrath [she] 4/27/18 Queen City L 253-132 31 Fiona Grapple* [she] 2018 Clover Cup 3/25/18 Dallas L 109-146 317 FlipHer [she] 3/25/18 Houston W 225-155 357 Martinez* [she] 3/24/18 Charm City W 280-112 617 Harper Bizarre* [she] 3/23/18 Sacramento L 186-243 68 Morfiend [she] 9/30/17 Team United L 139-125 719 Alpha Q Up [she] 77 Sweetie Ramone* [she] PLAYOFF HISTORY 80 Rippen Rooster [she] 2017 Declined 86 Assaultin’ Pepa* [she] 2016 7th Place D1 Montréal 88 She Who Cannot Be Named* [she] 2015 4th Place, D1 Tucson 99 May Q. Pay* [she] 2014 Lost in First Round of Champs 2013 Lost in First Round of Champs 2012 6th Place, Western Regional Coaches: 2011 Lost in Quarterfinals of Championships 2010 WFTDA Champions Notes: 11 Returning skaters(*) 2009 4th Place at Champs 2008 7th Place, Western Regional Transfers in: Pink FlameNgo - 10th 2007 Lost in First Round Western Regional ​ Mountain Jun 18; Riot Earp Treasure ​ ​ Valley Jul 18; Alpha Q Up - Denver Jan Original WFTDA member ​ ​ ​ ​ 18 Transfers out: Coyote - Denver Jan ​ 18; Kay Pasa - Denver Aug 17 ​ ​ © 2018 Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) Sports Information Book page 2 of 38 Rocky Mountain Skater Data Table Skater BG Bj Bjm BM BjM Pj PH PjH% JG Jj Jjm Jt JGSm JjSm JM JjMr Lr JH JHm jH% 01 Dickie 10 239 24 51 4.7 7 3 43% 0260 Motorbutt 10 105 11 10 10.5 5 1 20% 1 Pink FlameNgo 1034 Riot Earp 13 Jersey Whirl 10 205 21 28 7.3 0 0 138 Devastator 2 13 7 41 21 3.15 1 13.0 54% 2 1.0 15% 2012 Extinction Level Event 203 Mars Furiosity 2 2 1 0 0 0 7 73 10 404 58 5.53 8 9.1 68% 8 1.1 11% 215 Sylvia's Wrath 7 42 6 8 5.3 0 0 31 Fiona Grapple 10 256 26 44 5.8 217 47 22% 2 2 1 0 0 0.00 0 0% 2 1.0 100% 317 FlipHer 9 38 4 4 9.5 0 0 357 Martinez 617 Harper Bizarre 10 113 11 468 47 4.14 11 10.3 45% 26 2.6 23% 68 Morfiend 2 2 1 0 0 0 8 31 4 96 12 3.10 4 7.8 35% 7 0.9 23% 719 Alpha Q Up 6 56 9 266 44 4.75 8 7.0 55% 8 1.3 14% 77 Sweetie Ramone 6 102 17 10 10.2 63 14 22% 80 Rippin Rooster 1 1 1 0 0 0 10 96 10 283 28 2.95 17 5.6 33% 31 3.1 32% 86 Assaultin' Pepa 10 278 28 33 8.4 0 0 88 She Who Cannot Be Named 4 24 6 6 4.0 1 0 0% 4 20 5 36 9 1.80 4 5.0 35% 5 1.3 25% 99 May Q. Pay 10 239 24 45 5.3 114 25 22% 2 2 1 16 8 8.00 0 0% 0 0.0 0% Team Stats: 10 Games, 410 Jams, 53 Jammer Penalties (7.74 JjM), 261 Blocker Penalties (6.28 BjM), 90 Star Passes (22.0% of jams), ​ ​ 5.3 J Pen./Game, 26.1 B Pen/Game, 9 Star Pass/Game, 46% Lead Rate BG = Blocker Games Bj = Blocker Jams Bjm = Average Jams played as blocker per game BM = Blocker Penalties Bj/M = Average Jams/Penalty Pj = Pivot Jams PH = Pivot Star Passes PjH% = % jams received pass JG = Jammer Games Jj = Jammer Jams Jjm = Average jams as jammer Jt = Jammer season total points JGSm = average points per game JjSm = Jammer jam Score mean JM = Jammer Penalties JjMr = Jammer Jams per Penalty Rate Lr = Lead Rate JH = Jammer Star Passes JHm = average star passes per game jH% = % jams with star passes © 2018 Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) Sports Information Book page 3 of 38 ROCKY MOUNTAIN 5280 FIGHT CLUB GAME HISTORY Boulder County (3-0) 3/25/17 @ Rocky Mountain W 255-88 Versus 2018 North America West Playoff Teams 5/21/16 2016 Besterns W 267-165 3/19/16 @ Rocky Mountain W 176-144 Games Played versus other North America West teams: 14 Calgary Never Played Wins: 12 Losses: 2 Win Ratio: 86% Canberra Never Played Most recent game: Crossroads City (1-0) 5/12/18 @ Rocky Mountain W 276-77 5/12/18 vs. Crossroads City @ Rocky Mountain W 276-77 E-Ville Never Played Happy Valley Never Played Oldest Game: Jet City (3-0) 6/3/17 2017 Besterns W 182-158 2/24/06 vs. Tucson @ 2006 Dust Devil L 51-1 6/23/13 @ Jet City W 112-299 10/1/10 2010 WFTDA Western Reg. W 211-69 Most Frequently Played Opponent: Pikes Peak (5-2) ​ No Coast (2-0) 7/20/13 @ No Coast W 168-231 Has Never Played: ​Calgary, Canberra, E-Ville, Happy Valley, 9/8/07 @ Rocky Mountain W 118-20 First Game: Game 7 (Sat 10am) - vs. Winner Game 3 (Friday 2pm) Pikes Peak (5-2) 4/22/16 @ Pikes Peak W 76-270 Boulder County vs. Happy Valley 4/14/13 @ Rocky Mountain* W 527-80 Next Possible Games: 2/22/09 Four Corner Feud L 113-120 Win - Game 12 (Sat 8pm) Winner of Terminal City vs. Winner G4 6/14/08 @ Pikes Peak W 80-111 (Fri 4pm) Crossroads City vs Calgary 8/4/07 @ Rocky Mountain* L 95-98 Lose - Game 13 (Sun 10am) vs Loser Game 5 (Fri 6pm) Tucson vs 10/21/06 @ Pikes Peak W 77-146 Winner Game 1 (Fri 10am) E-Ville vs. Pikes Peak 9/4/06 @ Rocky Mountain W 110-33 Terminal City (1-1) 4/29/16 2016 The Big O L 127-219 5/29/15 2015 Besterns W 260-85 All Time vs 2018 Tucson (2-1) 10/2/09 2009 WFTDA Western Reg. W 27-319 NAW Opp Season 11/1/08 @ Rocky Mountain W 96-92 Average Points Scored in a Game: 202 187 2/24/06 2006 Dust Devil* L 51-1 Average Points Allowed to Opponent: 105 163 *Italics indicates non-sanctioned game Average Point Spread: 116 96 Average Point Spread w/Win: 124 143 Average Point Spread w/Loss: 71 62 Average Score Ratio w/Win: 3.28 2.72 Average Score Ratio w/Loss: 26.36 1.46 © 2018 Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) Sports Information Book page 4 of 38 #39 Canberra Roller Derby League - Seed #2 Vice City Rollers ​ ​ Dark: Black w/Purple Light: Green w/Purple or White w/ Black LOCATION: Canberra, ACT, Australia ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ 2018 SANCTIONED RECORD (5-2) 0 Laser Station [-] 2018 Royal Rumble 06 ShortStop [she] 4/22/18 Western Australia W 543-4 1261 Slinger [she] 4/22/18 Perth W 242-47 130 Kink Panther [-] 4/15/18 Sydney W 60-211 1337 Freudian Slit [she] p: FROY-dee-an-slit ​ 2018 CRDL Invitational 1921 Roxie dieHart [-] p: Roxie DIE-hart ​ ​ 4/7/18 Sydney W 216-34 1975 Bohemeth Rhapsody [she] short: Bowie ​ 2018 Four on the Floor 1994 Hurt Cobain [she] 2063 Fast and Furiosa [she] p: fury-o-SA 10/8/17 Perth W 99-194 ​ 10/7/17 Sun State L 100-311 22 Pink Mist [-] 10/7/17 Adelaide L 156-116 2063 Killie Jean [she] 3108 Lady Painicorn [she/they] p: lay-dee PAIN-ni-corn ​ 314 Sickly Shriek [-] PLAYOFF HISTORY 39 Harlot O’Scara [-] 393 Sylvia Psychoplath [-] First Post-Season Appearance 411 Bambi von Smash’er [she] 61 Boudicat [-] p: BOO-dee-KA ​ Joined WFTDA October 2014 616 Rubi Doom [she] 70 Stone Jett [she] 88 Berry Bad [she] Captain: Bambi von Smash’er Coaches: Refachu Notes: First time in post season; no returning skaters Transfers IN: Short Stop - Gotham 11/17 ​ © 2018 Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) Sports Information Book page 5 of 38 Canberra Skater Data Table Jj Skater BG Bj Bjm BM BjM Pj PH PjH% JG Jj m Jt JGSm JjSm JM JjMr Lr JH JHm jH% 0 Laser Station 4 73 18 2 36.5 68 1 1% 06 ShortStop 1 1 1 0 1 0 0% 4 48 12 495 124 10.31 3 16.0 79% 0 0.0 0% 1261 Slinger 3 51 17 8 6.4 45 1 2% 130 Kink Panther 4 65 16 5 13.0 0 0 1337 Freudian Slit 4 23 6 175 44 7.61 2 11.5 74% 1 0.3 4% 1921 Roxie dieHart 1975 Bohemeth Rhapsody 4 78 20 11 7.1 0 0 1994 Sushi Slammer 2063 Fast and Furiosa 4 22 6 131 33 5.95 6 3.7 68% 1 0.3 5% 22 Pink Mist 2602 Killie Jean 4 26 7 211 53 8.12 6 4.3 69% 0 0.0 0% 3108 Lady Painicorn 4 23 6 187 47 8.13 2 11.5 87% 0 0.0 0% 314 Sickly Shriek 39 Harlot O’Scara 2 3 2 0 0 0 393 Sylvia Psychoplath 411 Bambi von Smash’er 4 70 18 8 8.8 28 0 0% 61 Boudica 4 68 17 6 11.3 0 0 616 Rubi Doom 4 56 14 7 8.0 0 0 70 Stone Jett 4 62 16 6 10.3 0 0 88 Berry Bad 3 41 14 6 6.8 0 0 Team Stats: ​ ​4 Games, 142 Jams, 19 Jammer Penalties (7.47 JjM), 59 Blocker Penalties (9.63 BjM), 2 Star Passes (1.4% of jams), 4.75 J Pen./Game, 14.75 B Pen/Game, 0.5 Star Pass/Game, 76% Lead Rate BG = Blocker Games Bj = Blocker Jams Bjm = Average Jams played as blocker per game BM = Blocker Penalties BjM = Average Jams/Penalty Pj = Pivot Jams PH = Pivot Star Passes PjH% = % jams received pass JG = Jammer Games Jj = Jammer Jams Jjm = Average jams as jammer Jt = Jammer season total points JGSm = average points per game JjSm = Jammer jam Score mean JM = Jammer Penalties JjM = Jammer Jams per Penalty Rate L = Lead Rate JH = Jammer Star Passes JHm = average star passes per game jH% = % jams with star passes Italicized name - not on Charter ​ © 2018 Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) Sports Information Book page 6 of 38 CANBERRA VICE CITY ROLLERS GAME HISTORY Boulder County Never Played Versus 2018 North America West Playoff Teams Calgary Never Played Crossroads City Never Played Games Played versus other North America West teams: 0 E-Ville Never Played No recorded games against NA West Opponents Happy Valley Never Played Jet City Never Played First Game: Game 6 (Friday 8pm) - vs.
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