An epic season is about to unfold before your very eyes. Will the revolution continue for Season One Champions, the Derby Liberation Front? Or will they fall to Hell on Wheels, Grave Danger? Will the Sockit Wenches Throw a Wrench in the Throttle Rockets' plans for Intergalactic Domination?
Be there, and find out!

Tickets are on sale now, but going quickly for Bout 1 of the Rat City Rollergirls' second season on March 25 at Magnuson Park Hangar 30, 7400 Sand Point Way NE, Seattle.
Doors open at 4:30, bout begins at 6 p.m.
Bout 1 is presented by sponsor Acme Electrical.
Buy tickets at Brown Paper Tickets or in person Concrete City Skate.

More Bout One Details:
Pre-show at 4:30 in the beer garden with the band Snitches Get Stitches.
Cash-only beer garden provided by The Showbox and The Service Board.
Our favorite DJ Boo Berry will be spinning tunes all night long!

Roller derby is a hard-hittin', fast-paced sport! There is always the chance that a Rollergirl will end up in your lap, so pay attention and ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK! No large bags or backpacks allowed in the hangar, so leave 'em in the car! No outside food/beverage. Small pillows allowed. No tailgating. Please refrain from tailgating with your own alcohol! You will jeopardize our (cash only) beer garden! RCRG bouts are cash only. If you forget to bring cash from home, grab some at the 7-Eleven ATM on Sand Point Way before you get into the park. Cash-only merchandise, concessions and beer garden will be provided! To reserve handicapped seating, e-mail Kitty Kamikaze.

Bumbershoot 2006 will feature Rat City Rollergirls All Star Team, pitting your beloved hometown derby queens against some of the best roller derby teams in the country! Rat City Rollergirls will make upcoming announcements regarding who is invited to this invitational in the near future but for general details, go here...

The Rat City Rollergirls played their biggest venue yet and blew the doors of last season's attendance records at their Charity Brawl and Exhibition Bout at the Everett Events Center on March 4, 2005. An estimated 4,500 people came to watch RCRG's four teams duke it out on behalf of their favorite non-profit organization.
Sockit Wenches won first place and came away with the top prize of $1,000, which the team gave to the White Center Community Development Association.
Grave Danger arrived in second place, and gave $500 to Girls on the Run.
Derby Liberation Front came in third and gave $250 to Cocoon House.
Throttle Rockets came in fourth and gave $250 to the Angel Care Foundation.

The event marked the Rat City Rollergirls' first bout north of the Seattle area. They were joined in Everett by many of their loyal fans from the 2005 season that made the trip, and were also able to expose a whole new group of fans to the exciting sport of roller derby. Included in the night's festivities, was a battle to win "Last Woman Standing" featuring the Rat City Rollergirls against Vancouver Canada's breakout flat track roller derby league, the Terminal City Rollergirls!
The last woman standing was Jackie Hammer, Sockit Wench, Rat City Rollergirls, USA.

Did you attend the Charity Brawl and Exhibition Bout in Everett? If so, we'd love to hear from you. Take our survey here.

The Rat City Rollergirls All-Star team were largely regarded as the fairy tale story of the Dust Devil tournament in Tucson, Ariz. — the nation's first flat-track derby championship. The fierce and beautiful Texas Rollergirls won the championship, and Rat City missed making the final four by only two points in a nail-biter against Arizona Roller Derby's Tent City Terrors, leaving them in fifth place out of 20 teams . However, Rat City's team didn't leave Tucson without earning loads of new fans, who admired them for their athleticism, style of play and their sportsmanship. They also didn't leave without breaking the score board — Rat City defeated the Sin City rollergirls of Las Vegas 202-67 and learned an important lesson in the process: Scoreboards only go up to 199! Congratulations to the national champion Texas Rollergirls and all of the leagues who participated in this historic event.

Thanks to all of you who participated in the February Skate-a-Thon at Bellevue Skate King to help send our traveling team to the Dust Devil in Tucson, Ariz. Between the thousands of laps skated, a tasty bake sale and our generous donors and sponsors, the Skate-a-Thon helped put the "travel" in traveling team. A special thanks to Bellevue Skate King for allowing us to go round and round for the evening.

Do you want to watch the next Rat City Rollergirls bout for FREE? Do you want to earn cool stuff and our COMPLETE ADORATION? Please see our Volunteer Page for more information, or e-mail volunteer@ratcityrollergirls.com to receive our NEW Volunteer Newsletter (a special email just for our fabulous volunteers).

Adopt A Track Safety Bumper Info [pdf]

• Provide the Rat City Rollergirls and rink-side fans with a safe, convenient and affordable way to enjoy roller derby!
• Bumpers are foam wrapped in heavy vinyl. They are in 10-foot-long sections that are 12 inches tall and built to last!
• These bumpers are approved for league play by USA Hockey In-Line skaters!
• If you want to adopt a bumper, then you can decorate it!

Adopt a Bumper Today by contacting sponsorship@ratcityrollergirls.com
Or, mail your check payable to Rat City Rollergirls, LLC for $250 to PO BOX 4698, Seattle, WA 98194

Friday, March 17 - 9:30PM - $7
It's Surfin' St. Patty's Day Celebration at 9:30 p.m. on March 17 at The Funhouse with the interstellar Throttle Rockets, Feature Satan's Pilgrims, The Nebulas and The Verb.

Saturday, March 18 - 9 PM - FREE!
Grave Danger is fueling up at their favorite haunt, The New Bad JuJu Lounge (next Neumo's on Cap' Hill), to toss out the green of yesterday (by green do we mean "leprechauns" or "Derby Liberation Front"?). Join in for a drink with the girls as we throw out the green from yesterday, and embrace the luscious red of tomorrow.