DR: I have absolutely no sports background. In fact when I was little I was absolutely terrified of any sort of competition, sports or otherwise.  I did dabble with backyard wrestling in high school and college but I'd hardly call that a sports background. When I was a lot younger I was terrified by any sort of competition sports or otherwise. I actually quit gymnastics when they told me I had to compete.

DR: Ah yes, the helmets. I've done just a few, maybe somewhere in the 10-15 range. It's really cool for me-- I love to make stuff and this way it's kind of like a really fun art show. My stuff is moving in circles and crashing into one another, how cool is that?

Every once in a while when our All Stars travel for games/ tournaments they come back telling me they gave my e-mail to another girl and usually I get a message in a few days. My favorite helmet I've done so far would have to be a girl's from Seattle. It was kinda retro motorcycle helmet looking in silver and purple with some neat striping. I totally wanted to keep that one. I can't remember why I decided to paint my helmet but I did and it's kind of snowballed from there. Shameless self promotion: www.halfassinc.blogspot.com

DR: There's the perfect picture of it somewhere.  It was my first year with WCR and as you might know the Manics weren't having a great season. We were playing our friends The Fury and as a jammer I had a great power jam that tied the game. We lost, but at that point I knew I'd done right by my girls and that was awesome.