November’s Rebel of the Month is Roustabout #2112

Roller derby name and number: Roustabout #2112 Roller derby position – on the track: Referee or NSO, wherever I’m needed. I love officiating for roller derby. There’s a definite satisfaction that comes with it. Lately I’ve compared it to playing Tetris. It feels great when the entire official crew syncs up.   Roller derby position [...]

No Comments »Filed under: Rebel of the MonthPosted on October 10th, 2012

October’s Rebel of the Month is Sisco Inferno, #616

  Roller derby name and number: Sisco Inferno, #616 Roller derby position – on the track: Blocker – because I get a secret pleasure from being in people’s way. Doing it in roller derby is much better than walking in front of people on the sidewalk and abruptly stopping. Roller derby position – off the track: [...]

No Comments »Filed under: Rebel of the MonthPosted on October 8th, 2012

September’s Rebel of the Month: Frisky Wicket, #29!

REBEL OF THE MONTH QUESTIONS Roller derby name and number:  Frisky Wicket – #67 Roller derby position – on the track (and why):  I’ve done some blocking and jamming, but I prefer jamming because it allows me to sneaky. Roller derby position – off the track (and why): Secretary – What can I say, the [...]

No Comments »Filed under: Rebel of the MonthPosted on September 6th, 2012

August’s Rebel of the Month: Copper Chaos #29

REBEL OF THE MONTH QUESTIONS Roller derby name and number:  Copper Chaos #29 Roller derby position – on the track:  Blocker, people have a hard time moving me – mostly Roller derby position – off the track:  Fresh Meat Liaison – because it’s easy for me to talk to people & hopefully I make our [...]

No Comments »Filed under: Rebel of the Month, UncategorizedPosted on August 13th, 2012

Baron Von Refthofen, #80

Roller derby name and number: Baron Von Refthofen, #80 Roller derby position – on the track: I’ve had experience at all of the referee positions: OPR, JR, IPR, and soon, HR Roller derby position – off the track: WFTDA referee representative. I’m excited to help GRR become a fully-sanctioned WFTDA league! How long have you [...]

No Comments »Filed under: Rebel of the Month, roller derby newsPosted on July 9th, 2012

Rebel of the Month: Marty “Dix” Maraschino, # 507

Roller derby name and number: Marty “Dix” Maraschino, # 507 Roller derby position – on the track (and why): Blocker…because I like to see how many people I can move at one time. Roller derby position – off the track (and why): advertising…Cause I’m addicted to my computer and Facebook. I’m good at getting the word out. [...]

2 Comments »Filed under: Rebel of the MonthPosted on June 1st, 2012

Rebel of the Month: Noam Bombsky #12

Roller derby name and number: Noam Bombsky, #12 Roller derby position – on the track (and why): Blocker, because let’s face it, putting your butt on people all day is fun. Roller derby position – off the track (and why): Alternate captain #2, mostly because I love helping our league and skaters improve. How long have you been playing roller [...]

No Comments »Filed under: Rebel of the MonthPosted on May 8th, 2012

Rebel of the Month: Stocky Balboa #170

Roller derby name and number: Stocky Balboa, #170 Roller derby position – on the track (and why):I’m a blocker.  I take up the track space jammers want to get by, and I like to run into things (or people). Roller derby position – off the track (and why): I’ve been president of GRR since July [...]

No Comments »Filed under: Rebel of the MonthPosted on April 3rd, 2012

Rebel of the Month: Matlocke & The Bitter Mermaid

Roller derby name: Matlocke & The Bitter Mermaid Roller derby position – off the track (and why): Media Team; we’ve got a way with words. How long have you been volunteering for GRR? We’ve both been GRR fans since 2008, but took our roles on the media team in August 2011. How did you come up with your name? Matlocke: I’m a lawyer [...]

No Comments »Filed under: Rebel of the MonthPosted on March 8th, 2012

Rebel of the Month: Block Buster #33

Roller derby name and number: Block Buster #33 Roller derby position – on the track (and why): Block, so I can bust up the other Blockers. Roller derby position – off the track (and why): Treasurer, just trying to do my part to help out. How long have you been playing roller derby for GRR? [...]

No Comments »Filed under: press, Rebel of the MonthPosted on November 2nd, 2011