Get out your superhero costumes and top them off with hats, tiaras or bow ties.
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Tucson's Kat Thulhu cools down between periods after coming off the floor with an injury. No-holds-barred play describes the game - competitor…
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Nicloe Dual of Tucson goes down in the grip of one of the L.A. players. Traditional roller derby rules apply to scoring points, and team membe…
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Renegade Rollergirls Of Tucson's Amanda Jardee (aka Death Blossom), eyes the competition from the Los Angeles Renegade Rollergirls at the star…
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Despite a bench-clearing brawl to end the night, Alison Cole of Tucson hugs the skaters from Los Angeles. "The women of this league are all fr…
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The skates and leg gear of the Renegade Rollergirls of Tucson is bright, colorful - anything but uniform. The Tucson Rollergirls were getting …
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Sandy Russell, 49, or Pistol Whip-Her, wipes her brow after her first match. To find players, local league founder Suzi Berrie says she enlist…
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With the shrill blow of a gym whistle, the women of the Renegade Rollergirls of Tucson transformed into finely tuned, wheeled weapons of mass …
