Check out how Abbey cleared the air and got her eye on the jammer in this interview with the MVP from the Second Wind vs. Naptown Warning Belles bout on March 31, 2012.

Find out how hometown love and a panini powered MVP Hoosier Mama in the WCR All-Stars vs. Naptown Tornado Sirens bout on March 31, 2012.

In an evening filled with grand slams and monstrous hitting, the Second Wind started the season with an impressive win over the Naptown Roller Girls’ B-team, the Warning Belles, beating them 171-79 at the UIC Pavilion on March 31, 2012. The Second Wind was able to make short work out of the Warning Belles behind excellent pack control and unstoppable jamming. Even with a handful of surges, the Warning Belles couldn’t close the gap on the Second Wind and wound up fighting tooth and nail just to stay in the ...

The Naptown Roller Girls’ Tornado Sirens looked to snap the WCR All-Stars winning streak on March 31, 2012 at the UIC Pavilion, but fell short losing 187-69 in a bout where they were out matched and out gunned. The WCR All-Stars regional winning streak is now 24 games, and they are still undefeated in the North Central Region. They have never lost to another North Central team since the region was formed for the 2009 season. The WCR All-Stars have had their fair share of close games within the region, ...

It's the day before your Windy City All-Stars go up against the Naptown Tornado Sirens, and we go under the helmet of All-Star captain Ol' Drrrty Go-Go. Read on for insight into team strategy and mindset going into what promises to be a hard-fought battle on both sides. See it for yourself tomorrow at the UIC Pavilion at 6pm.

The Second Wind had an exciting season last year as numerous skaters really began to hit their strides skill-wise, and then entire team worked together cohesively. We caught up with Ada Hatelace, Captain of the Second Wind, to see what this dynamic team has in store for their opponents this year.

The Windy City Rollers travel teams are lacing up their skates early in 2012! Traditionally starting their travel seasons after the Ivy King Cup Championship bout in June, Chicago’s number 1 roller derby team is in high training mode in preparation for their first bout against the Naptown Roller Girls on Saturday, March 31.

We sat down with Kola Loka, key player and jammer for The Fury, to find out what goes on under the helmet of the MVP for last Saturday's The Fury vs. Double Crossers bout.

After a back and forth start the defending Ivy King Cup champions, The Fury tallied their first win of the season against the Double Crossers with a score of 139-70 at the UIC Pavilion Saturday night. Leaning on their rookies and transfer talent, The Fury managed a win brought on by pinpointed hitting and mass attack scoring. The Double Crossers were holding their own early on, but couldn’t pull the trigger for a win and fell further behind as the bout came to an end.

With the first place seeding on the line, the Manic Attackers took the fight to the Hell’s Belles and claimed a first place victory winning 168-102 at the UIC Pavilion Saturday night. Both teams were frothing from the beginning, but the Manic Attackers had the gas to hold on until the end and sent the Hell’s Belles home with a loss. With both teams going into triple digits, there was no shortage of scoring, but the Manic Attackers defense is what was holding strong as the final whistle blew.