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NAQ 2019 : Chat with Mohawk Valley Roller Derby

Posted on August 16, 2019 - 3:00 pm by

An epic weekend in Aberdeen, Scotland for the European leg of the qualifiers saw Kamiquadz and Manneken Beasts gain a spot in the Champs. Sadly, the Beasts were forced to decline their invitation, but the Kamis will form part of the top twelve teams who will face off at the MRDA Championships co-hosted by Denver Roller Derby, October 11 – 13. 

We’re now a moments away from NAQ 2019 which sees Denver Ground Control, Mohawk Valley Roller Derby, Lane County Concussion, Philadelphia Hooligans, Austin Anarchy, Chicago Bruise Brothers, Race City Rebels and Toronto Roller Derby battle it out for the final few spots. The event, which is co-hosted by Mohawk Valley Roller Derby, takes place this weekend in Rome, New York.

Here MRDA chats to Mohawk Valley’s head coach Gutshot and Captain Brandon Scherz.

What has been Mowhawk’s MRDA highlight for 2019?

G: Our team highlight was definitely winning the Mohawk Valley Cup for the first time in our leagues’ history! We have been the proud host of the tournament since 2012, but have never finished above 4th place.  

BS:  Definitely winning our own tournament. This was our 6th year hosting and 1st time winning. It felt so good to get that win. 

Have any moments stood out to you personally?

G: Our first jam in our final game vs Manneken Beasts at the MVC –  two minute jam with no lead, some of the beast blocking I have witnessed in my eleven years of roller derby. That was the best the Quadfathers have ever played and I’m still beaming with pride from that team win.

BS: MVP blocker at MVC has been a personal goal of mine and this year I was finally able to get it. I’ve received lots of MVPs and honors over the years but this one has eluded me and felt very satisfying to get finally.

What does it mean to be a part of NAQ?

G: Everything. Last year our main goal was to make it to NAQ. We made it in at the 6th seed, pulled off a couple of upsets and made it to the finals against a strong Denver team. This year we are going in as the number two seed at a NAQ that we are proud to be hosting. We are no longer the eternal underdogs, we have a target on our backs and we have to work hard to obtain our goal of qualifying for Champs. 

BS: It means a lot to me for our team to be at NAQ. Our skaters and coaches have worked very hard to put us in a good position to succeed the last two seasons. 

What will you be working on during the tournament?

G: Personally I will be working on keeping everyone hydrated, rested and focused. Tournament weekends take a lot out of you mentally and physically, even more so when you are hosting. 

On the track, the team will be working on taking control from jam one, as well as staying focused throughout every part of each game.

BS: During the tournament I’ll definitely be working on being the best communicator I can be and of course staying out of the box, haha (I’m sure that’s the goal of all skaters). 

Who are you personally looking forward to facing on the track and why?

G: I could say everyone! Seriously all of these teams are great and have put in work to get here. We will be facing Race City first, that should be an exciting game and I am sure they are out to avenge their loss to us from NAQ last year. I’m also looking forward to the possibility of facing Austin again.  We had a very slim victory over them last year, so that match up should be one to watch. Plus Austin is just one of the teams I love to watch and are all stand up human beings.

BS: I haven’t really thought of any personal matchups. I have just been focusing on taking it one game at a time and hopefully being able to skate Sunday night for a chance at going to champs. 

Who’s the one to watch on your team?

G: Another tough one, all of our players are standouts for different reasons. I’m going to say #1013 El Majestic though. He is a coach’s dream pivot; super-fast, has some of the best switches from offense to defense I have ever seen and is a power house. Besides all that he is one of the most kind-hearted, humble players I have ever had the honor to know. His greatness can’t fly under the radar any longer, whenever El Majestic is on the track people take notice. Get ready to have a new favorite blocker (if he isn’t yours already) MRDA!

BS: One person to watch on our team is definitely Funk, Anthony Acosta. Dude is a beast on the track!!!!

If there was an award for outstanding contribution behind the scenes in your league, who would get it and why? 

G: Again I feel like there are a number of people who could get this. I’m going to cheat and name a few because I think they should be recognized. Stever (#96) our president has worked tirelessly for years for MVRD. The Mohawk Valley Cup is his brainchild and baby (now adolescent?) and I don’t know where we would be without him. Chapin (#43) our Vice President has done a ton of work this season making sure MVRD has its ducks in a row to meet MRDA standards to allow us to continue to play and meet our goals. He is someone who truly cares about the league and the MRDA in general. Some of the best inter-team sportsmanship I have seen has come from Chapin and I’m always proud to have him represent MVRD. I also want to shout out Fuerza Brutal (#1213) who is in charge of our PR and marketing. Thank you for making us all look awesome and wrangling our often distracted selves. Brutal is someone every member of the league can rely on, on and off the track!

BS: Our coaching staff (including my wife:) ) definitely gets the award for outstanding contribution to the team. They volunteer to help at almost all practices and put up with my nonsense of always putting my two cents in.

2019 Qualifiers Officiating Crews

Posted on July 22, 2019 - 11:00 am by

 

With Qualifiers only weeks away it’s time to share with all y’all the who’s going to be officiating at the tournaments. First up we have 2019 Men’s European Qualifiers, hosted by Granite City Brawlers on 3rd & 4th August

MEQ Officiating Crews
Fulhame
THRsMacfarane & Rollin Rat
THNSOYvel Saint Laurent
GTOCupid
StatsBeth Case Scenario
StatsScrim Reaper
SomervilleBlackwell
SkabarellaCHRTemeraire
MCFIPRBatmags
Victoria VelociraptorJRShuggs Bunny
Homo You Didn’tJRTiny Tearaway
HollyOPRJurassic Snark
TaraoOPRRUSS
Tessington World of AdventuresOPRQuagga
Quad DamageOPRAnton Deck
FlemingYoung
Krystal ViceJTPeggy Krueger
Halo JonesPTRagna Rock
Sticks & StonereIWBJoe Care
JakPBMLinz & Needles
Candy MohoPBTMiss D Moan
Polo KiwiPBTPeaupiette
SláineSBOKedrog
EmKaSKSpeckyLou
DisorderLeeSKGingerSnaps
Law Have MercyLTPurple Pain
ElizarefLTPenalty Bock
Champierre PatinLTHellavator

 

Fun fact: all of the MEQ crews were all named for notable Scottish women who furthered humanity in their works, through disciplines of Nursing, Scientific Illustration, Chemistry, Astronomy, Maths, and much more!

 

Two weeks later, we’re off to Rome, New York for North American Qualifiers, hosted by Mohawk Valley Roller Derby, on the weekend of the 17th & 18th August

 

NAQ Officiating Crews
THRsHarleyquinn Davidson
THNSOChiro-Fracture
GTOPinky & the Brawn
StatsBobtimus Prime
StatsSlay West
  
Crew 1   Crew 2
Doesn’t Matt-HerCHRJudge Double Wapner
Kylo RefFIPRWreckordian
WifeOPathic SignalJRDirk Shearer
Pete In The PoolJRDilligaf
G’InnesOPREmPower
FloBlockOPRPushup Zebra
Organic PanicOPRDaemon Mistress
SynapZingOPRZero
No, Frankenstein is the Real MonsterFrankenstein’s MonsterDr. Frankenstein
TBDCHNSO/CRGFatal ExceptionCHNSO/CRGThistle B. Painful
Dragon HarassPLTToxic MarcoticPLTMea Culprit
Thistle B. PainfulPLTTBDPLTFatal Exception
Kinky LinkyJTMz. HydeJTApex Predator
Mea CulpritPBMApex PredatorPBMDragon Harass
Wild Irish RosiePBTIndia Pale AlPBTMz. Hyde
Mama MenacePBTKinky LinkyPBTWild Irish Rosie
Coconutz ChanelSBOVeronica ScarsSBOToxic Marcotic
Pamda BearSKCoconutz ChanelSKVeronica Scars
India Pale AlSKMama MenaceSKPamda Bear

 

Congratulations to all the officials! See you at Qualifiers.

Tournament Head Announcers for Qualifiers & Champs

Posted on July 5, 2019 - 11:00 am by

 

Rankings are done. Teams are squared away. Who’s going to be heading up the announcing crews for Qualifiers and Champs this year?

First up we have Men’s European Qualifiers, hosted by Granite City Brawlers in Aberdeen, Scotland. Your THA is …

Julia Sleazer  “All cats, no birds”

The action then moves to North American Qualifiers, hosted by Mohawk Valley Roller Derby in Rome, New York. Taking the reigns for that weekend is …

Bootiful Banshee from Boston Roller Derby “The force remains strong and loud with this one… Alright meow where were we?”

And finally, leading the announcing teams for 2019 MRDA Championships, hosted by Denver Ground Control in Denver, Colorado

Champ Unkind – Voice of the Cleveland Guardians, Akron Roller Derby, Penn Jersey Roller Derby, and the Philadelphia Hooligans. Enjoys making memes because it’s like announcing a picture.

 

MRDA June 2019 Rankings and Qualifiers Announcements

Posted on June 28, 2019 - 10:00 am by

 

As our member leagues start to eye off the 2019 post season, we’re excited to announce our June rankings (rankings period closed June 5 2019)

1 St. Louis Gatekeepers +0
2 Roller Derby Toulouse +1
3 Vancouver Murder +1
4 Magic City Misfits +4
5 Southern Discomfort +0
6 Manchester Roller Derby +0
7 Texas Men’s Roller Derby +0
8 Golden State Heat +7
9 Lincolnshire Rolling Thunder +1
10 Panam Squad UR
11 Tyne and Fear Roller Derby -2
12 Bridgetown Roller Derby -10
13 Denver Ground Control -2
14 Mohawk Valley Roller Derby -1
15 Manneken Beasts +6
16 Lane County Concussion +12
17 Philadelphia Hooligans -5
18 Austin Anarchy -4
19 San Diego Aftershocks -3
20 Chicago Bruise Brothers +9
21 Race City Rebels -4
22 Derby Club le Crès Lattes Montpellier -1
23 Toronto Men’s Roller Derby -5
24 Victoria Men’s Roller Derby +0
25 Mass Maelstrom -3
26 Glasgow Men’s Roller Derby -1
27 Brisbane City Rollers +0
28 Twin Cities Roller Derby -5
29 Oklahoma Men’s Roller Derby -3
30 Carolina Wreckingballs +0
31 Wheels of Mayhem +7
32 Chinook City Roller Derby +1
33 Tampere Rollin Bros UR
34 Granite City Brawlers -15
35 Houston Men’s Roller Derby +2
36 Varsity Derby League +10
37 Pittsburgh Blue Streaks -1
38 Atlanta Men’s Roller Derby UR
39 Casco Bay Roller Derby -4
40 Harm City Men’s Derby +4
41 Flour City Fear Men’s Roller Derby +2
42 Crash Test Brummies -2
43 Nottingham Roller Derby -1
44 Detroit Men’s Roller Derby +1
45 Cleveland Men’s Roller Derby -4
46 Capital City Hooligans +1
47 Sydney City SMASH +1

Not eligible for rankings
Bototos Bandidos Roller Derby Masculino
Dakota Men’s Roller Derby
Light City Derby
Montreal Men’s Roller Derby
New Orleans Brass Roller Derby
New York Shock Exchange
North Wales Roller Derby
Puget Sound Outcast Derby
Tampa Roller Derby
West Swedish Roller Derby Society
Your Mom Men’s Derby

With those rankings set, we can also let you know who’ll be playing at European Qualifiers and North American Qualifiers this year AND who have accepted their Championships bye.

First up, will be the MEQ, co-hosted by the Granite City Brawlers in Aberdeen, Scotland the weekend of August 3 & 4. In the order in which they are seeded:
1. Tyne and Fear Roller Derby
2. Manneken Beasts
3. Derby Club le Crès Lattes Montpellier
4. Glasgow Men’s Roller Derby
5. Granite City Brawlers

Two weeks later, will see the NAQ, co-hosted by Mohawk Valley Roller Derby in Rome, New York August 17 & 18. In the order they are seeded:
1. Bridgetown Roller Derby
2. Denver Ground Control
3. Mohawk Valley Roller Derby
4. Lane County Concussion
5. Philadelphia Hooligans
6. Austin Anarchy
7. Chicago Bruise Brothers
8. Race City Rebels

The top 2 teams from each Qualifier proceed on to the 2019 MRDA Championships, co-hosted by Denver Ground Control and held in Denver October 11-13. In alphabetical order (as seeding will be determined by the September Rankings), we’re pleased to announce:
Golden State Heat
Lincolnshire Rolling Thunder
Magic City Misfits
Manchester Roller Derby
St. Louis Gatekeepers
Southern Discomfort
Texas Men’s Roller Derby
Vancouver Murder

MRDA Welcomes 2 new members leagues – Helsinki Coast Quads, Finland and Track’Association, France

Posted on June 21, 2019 - 11:00 am by

The Men’s Roller Derby Association adds a further two teams to their European this month – that’s four in total for June! Join us in welcoming Finland’s Helsinki Coast Quads and French team, Track’Association.  

Helsinki Coast Quads, Finland

English:

Formed in July 2017, Helsinki Coast Quads are Helsinki’s only men’s roller derby league. They made their first trip overseas late last year to the Men’s European Cup, and although they faced strong opposition, came away with a significant amount of experience, especially for their newer players.
“We went there as a team and came back as a stronger team” said team captain Bilbo Blockins

This year HCQ became Finland’s first ever Men’s National Champions. They won all four games in a two round series against Kouvola Concrete Threat and Tampere Rollin’ Bros. Later this year they have exciting games coming up at ‘November Pain’ in Kiel, Germany.

Asked about the MRDA membership, their captain had this to say: “This is an exciting new chapter for us. We have felt the love and competition from the organization already from the outside and can’t wait what is in store for us as full-fledged members.”

Finnish:

MRDA on innoissaan voidessaan julkistaa kaksi uutta jäsenseuraa. Heinäkuussa 2017 perustettu Helsinki Coast Quads on Helsingin ainoa miesten sarjaa pelaava roller derby -seura. He tekivät ensimmäisen ulkomaan pelimatkansa viime vuoden lopulla Men’s European Cuppiin. Vastustajat turnauksessa olivat kovia, mutta joukkue ja erityisesti sen uudemmat pelaajat palasivat reissusta kokemusta rikkaampana.
“Lähdimme turnaukseen joukkueena ja palasimme sieltä vahvempana kuin koskaan.” , kertoo joukkueen kapteeni Bilbo Blockins.

Tänä vuonna HCQ:sta tuli kautta aikojen ensimmäinen miesten Suomen mestari. He voittivat kaikki neljä otteluaan kaksinkertaisessa sarjassa, jossa heitä vastassa olivat Kouvola Concrete Threat ja Tampere Rollin’ Bros. Tämän vuoden lopulla HCQ suuntaa November Pain -turnaukseen Saksan Kieliin, jossa heille on luvassa jännittäviä pelejä.

Kysyttäessä MRDA-jäsenyydestä joukkueen kapteeni sanoi seuraavaa: “Tämä on jännittävä uusi seikkailu meille. Olemme saaneet osamme järjestön rakkaudesta ja kilpailullisuudesta jo ulkopuolelta, joten emme malta odottaa mitä tuleman pitää kun olemme.”

Track’Association, France

English:

Track’Association team was created in January 2013 beginning as a regrouping of players from three French cities, before establishing themselves in the university town of Tours a few years ago. Since then they have continued to grow and gain experience, the hard work has certainly paid off – last year they placed third in the French Championships Elite division.

Known for their good humour, they tell MRDA “We are more than a team, we are family!”. Track’ass say that they are proud to be joining the organisation and are looking forward to growing further:

“Being MRDA is a great pride and a culmination after years of progress and sweats. We hope to make the French derby shine through France and beyond. The team takes on a new dimension with higher and higher goals. But beware, we are formidable and solid in party, for the game it can be discussed! And as our war cry says: Who let the Track’mens out? Woof woof woof!!

French:

La Track’Association a été créée en janvier 2013 à partir d’un regroupement de joueurs de trois villes françaises, avant de s’établir dans la ville universitaire de Tours il y a quelques années. Depuis, ils n’ont cessé de grandir et d’acquérir de l’expérience, le travail acharné a fini par porter ses fruits – l’année dernière, ils se sont classés troisièmes dans la division Elite des Championnats de France.

Reconnus pour leur bonne humeur, ils déclarent : “Nous sommes plus qu’une équipe, nous sommes une famille !”. Les Track’Ass se disent fiers de rejoindre l’organisation et se réjouissent à l’idée de poursuivre leur progression :

“Être membre de la MRDA est une grande fierté et un point culminant après des années de progrès et de transpiration.  Nous espérons faire briller le derby français à travers la France et au-delà. L’équipe prend une nouvelle dimension avec des objectifs de plus en plus élevés. Mais attention, nous sommes redoutables et solides en soirée, pour ce qui est du jeu on peut en discuter ! Et comme le dit notre cri de guerre : Who let the Track’mens out? Woof woof woof woof woof woof !!!”

MRDA Announces Officiating Leadership for 2019 Playoffs & Champs

Posted on June 20, 2019 - 11:00 am by

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The 2019 MRDA Post Season dates have been set and, following much deliberation, the Officiating Committee are very excited to announce the tournament heads!

First up, the European Qualifiers will be hosted by Granite City Brawlers and take place in Aberdeen, Scotland, UK. Running August 3rd & 4th, your heads are:

THR – Macfarlane & Rollin Rat

THNSO – Yvel Saint Laurent
GTO – Cupid

Over the other side of the Atlantic the North American Qualifiers will be hosted by Mohawk Valley Roller Derby – August 17th & 18th, in Rome, NY, USA. It will be overseen by an equally impressive line up:

THR – Harleyquinn Davidson

THNSO – Chiro-Fracture
GTO – Pinky & the Brawn

These action packed two day, one track events will see the top eight ranked MRDA teams from each region compete to earn a place at 2019’s MRDA Championships; this year hosted by Denver Ground Control, Denver, CO, USA. The Championships will run October 11th – 13th. Champs will be in the very capable hands of:

THR – Bambi Lance
Assistant THR – Valerito
THNSO – Doc Skinner
Assistant THNSO – Ricochet

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MRDA Welcomes 2 new members leagues – MadRiders Men’s Roller Derby, Spain and Orcet Roller Derby, France

Posted on June 2, 2019 - 11:00 am by

MRDA continues to go from strength to strength across the globe and we’re thrilled to announce the latest addition to the organisation.

MadRiders Men’s Roller Derby, Spain

English:

MadRiders Men’s Roller Derby from Madrid, Spain were founded in 2015 and are Madrid’s first and only men’s roller derby league. They attended MEC last year and have two important Spanish tournaments this year to look forward to. The Madriders hope their new MRDA membership will entice other leagues to visit and play them in Madrid.

“We would like to emphasise the hard work and constant effort from all our team’s players to make this possible. It has been a long journey and we can’t wait to play at the top level. But this is just the beginning. Be ready, MRDA Teams, because MadRiders have now come to rock it!!!“ – Adrien Bloody, Captain.

Spanish:

MadRiders Men’s Roller Derby de Madrid fue fundado en 2015 y son la primera y única liga masculina de la capital española. Han participado en el último MEC y tienen dos importantes torneos en España que afrontar todavía este año. Como nuevos miembros de MRDA, los MadRiders esperan que otras ligas estén dispuestas a enfrentarse a ellos en Madrid.

“Queremos hacer hincapié en todo el trabajo duro y esfuerzo constante por parte de los miembros de MadRiders que han hecho esto posible. Ha sido un largo camino y estamos deseosos de jugar al más alto nivel. Pero esto es sólo el comienzo. Preparaos, equipos MRDA, ¡porque los MadRiders hemos llegado para petarlo! ” – Adrien Bloody, Capitán

Orcet Roller Derby, France

English:

Formed in January 2013, The Wolfgang skate as part of Orcet Roller Derby and are located near Clermont-Ferrand in Rhône-Alpes Auvergne, France. Boasting previous coaches such as Team France’s physical trainer, Boulard and international Jammer, Pépé Le Punch, they are currently coached by Léasticoach [ça fait riche]. Wolfgang face tough opponents in the french elite competition, ranking among the top eight in the country; they are also proud to have international skaters who play for France and Italy. A notable highlight of their calendar is Lager du Track, a six-team, weekend long tournament that they hold annually.

“We are so proud to join the MRDA’s team – it’s an honor to be the fourth French team to join the elite” Orcet told us, before adding, “However, don’t be wrong, we don’t come to make tourism – but to challenge all the teams that we will meet – from the beginning the team was created with the objective to join the MRDA – now let’s have fun!!…Do you hear that noise? It is the howl of the hungry pack that is impatient to meet you. ..”

French:

Créé en janvier 2013, le Wolfgang fait parti du club Orcet Roller Derby qui est basé près de Clermont-Ferrand en Rhône-Alpes Auvergne, France. Fiers de leurs anciens coachs telles que la préparatrice physique de l’équipe de France Boulard, et la Jammeuse internationale Pépé Le Punch, ils sont actuellement entraînés par Léasticoach [ça fait riche]. Le Wolfgang affronte des adversaires  redoutables au sein du championnat Elite français, se classant parmi les huit premières équipes du pays ; ils sont également fiers de compter parmi leurs rangs des patineurs internationaux qui jouent pour la France et l’Italie. L’un des temps forts de leur calendrier est “Lager du Track”, un tournoi annuel de six équipes organisé sur tout un week-end.

“Nous sommes si fiers de rejoindre la MRDA – c’est un honneur d’être la quatrième équipe française à rejoindre l’élite” nous a dit Orcet, avant d’ajouter : ” Mais ne vous trompez pas, nous ne venons pas pour faire du tourisme – mais pour défier toutes les équipes que nous allons rencontrer – depuis le début l’équipe est créée avec l’objectif de rejoindre la MRDA – maintenant amusons-nous!…Vous avez entendu ce bruit? C’est le hurlement de la meute affamée qui est impatient de vous rencontrer…”

MRDWC to join MRDA in new agreement

Posted on April 29, 2019 - 11:00 am by

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The MRDA and Men’s Roller Derby World Cup (MRDWC) are taking our relationship to the next level! Following extensive discussions between the boards of both organisations, and receiving majority support from their associated member bases, MRDWC will join the MRDA by 2020.

There is much work ahead of both organisations, but thanks to the close relationships forged since the creation of the MRDWC the process is expected to be smooth. Discussions will continue in order to facilitate a project timeline that allows for a full analysis of the MRDWC becoming part of the MRDA. MRDA Board of Directors will guide the formation of a dedicated workgroup, ensuring that MRDA members will continue to have a say in the future of their Association.

The first MRDWC was held in Birmingham, UK in 2014. Teams from 15 countries competed, viewers from all 7 continents watched, yes, that includes Antarctica. 2016 saw the MRDWC descend on Cowtown – Calgary, Alberta Canada. The event continued to grow, with 20 teams competing and total viewers across the world exceeding 27,000. In 2018 the event was held in Barcelona, 24 teams competed and the next event in St Louis is set to be even bigger.

MRDWC is proud of its support of gender diversity, particularly when it comes to officiating. At every event, the majority of Tournament Heads have not identified as male. MRDWC has even seen 3 wedding proposals, including one during the halftime break of the championship game.

The MRDA has supported the event since its inception, and is very much looking forward to welcoming the MRDWC to our Association. MRDA is committed to the growth of Men’s Roller Derby worldwide, hosting playoffs in Europe and North America since 2017. MRDA Champs will be held in Europe in 2020, with plans already in place to ensure that Champs happen outside of North America at least every 3 years.

The MRDA and MRDWC coming together will strengthen the MRDA’s position as the effective International Governing Body for Men’s Roller Derby, representing over 2000 skaters, officials, announcers, administrators and volunteers.

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Spring 2019 Rankings

Posted on April 24, 2019 - 11:00 am by

MRDA is proud to announce Spring Rankings for 2019.

Leagues currently ranked :

1 St. Louis Gatekeepers
2 Bridgetown Roller Derby
3 Roller Derby Toulouse
4 Vancouver Murder
5 Southern discomfort
6 Manchester Roller Derby
7 Texas Men’s Roller Derby
8 Magic City Misfits
9 Tyne and Fear Roller Derby
10 Lincolnshire Rolling Thunder
11 Denver Ground Control
12 Philadelphia Hooligans
13 Mohawk Valley Roller Derby
14 Austin Anarchy
15 Golden State Heat
16 San Diego Aftershocks
17 Race City Rebels
18 Toronto Men’s Roller Derby
19 Granite City Brawlers
20 Derby Club le Crès Lattes Montpellier
21 Manneken Beasts
22 Mass Maelstrom
23 Minnesota Men’s Roller Derby
24 Victoria Men’s Roller Derby
25 Glasgow Men’s Roller Derby
26 Oklahoma Men’s Roller Derby
27 Brisbane City Rollers
28 Lane County Concussion
29 Chicago Bruise Brothers
30 Carolina Wreckingballs
31 Barrow Infernos
32 Wisconsin Men’s Roller Derby
33 Chinook City Roller Derby
34 Dakota Men’s Roller Derby
35 Casco Bay Roller Derby
36 Pittsburgh Blue Streaks
37 Houston Men’s Roller Derby
38 Wheels of Mayhem
39 South Wales Silures
40 Crash Test Brummies
41 Cleveland Men’s Roller Derby
42 Nottingham Roller Derby
43 Flour City Fear Men’s Roller Derby
44 Harm City Men’s Derby
45 Detroit Men’s Roller Derby
46 Varsity Derby League
47 Capital City Hooligans
48 Sydney City SMASH

Leagues currently ineligible for rankings or on hiatus :

Puget Sound Outcast Derby
Your Mom Men’s Derby
Atlanta Men’s Roller Derby
Capital City Derby Doods
Cincinnati Battering Rams
Men’s Roller Derby Japan
Montreal Men’s Roller Derby
New York Shock Exchange
Panam Squad
Sioux City Korn Stalkers
Tampere Rollin’ Bros
Thunderquads Roller Derby Masculino
Wirral Roller Derby
Capital District Trauma Authority
Collision Men’s Derby

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