
Harbor Hellcats to take on Undead Bettys
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During our competition season, March through October, SCDG features a local non-profit organization at each of our home games. This organization receives a portion of the proceeds from the event as well as promotion from the league at and surrounding the date of the game. Community service is a firmly held belief within SCDG, and our Community First Committee not only talks-the-talk, but walks-the-walk, helping league members find ways to donate time as well as money. Volunteer opportunities are a big part of what we do here in derby land.
The Santa Cruz Derby Girls are thrilled to announce an added October date to their 2009 season, and to make the night even more memorable, it will be a double header!
The Sac City Rollers' Folsom Prison Bruisers will challenge the SCDG Harbor Hellcats in the first bout, and their Capital Punishers will take on our own Boardwalk Bombshells in the final event. This will be a night of roller derby not to be missed!
Sac City Roller web site: http://saccityrollers.com/
The Santa Cruz Derby Girls welcome Tucson Roller Derby on Saturday, September 12th for a night of high-stakes on-skates action at the Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium. Santa Cruz’ Boardwalk Bombshells are coming off of a 133-69 victory over Bakersfield in July, and look forward to some fierce competition from the established Arizona travel team, who are skating their sixth season. Don’t miss this one!
The Santa Cruz Derby Girls are pleased as punch to inform you that June 27th is officially Santa Cruz Derby Girl Day in the City of Santa Cruz!
Mayor Cynthia Matthews will be honoring the derby girls with a Mayoral Proclamation and the "Skate Key to the City" before another anticipated sold-out crowd at the Civic Auditorium. The league is being recognized for a multitude of accomplishments, from economic stimulus and sports-womanship to racy fashion trends. See the pdf file attached! Join our girls as we skate against Washington State's Jet City Rollergirls on Saturday, June 27th.
To commemorate this first Santa Cruz Derby Girl Day, the first one hundred fans wearing striped socks will receive a free collectible button. Come watch history in the making!
It couldn’t possibly get more popular, more fun or more inspiring, right? If you’ve been part of the sold-out crowds at the Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium, or just driven past the line of ticket holders (or ticket hopefuls) snaking their way around the block on Saturdays throughout the season, then you can attest to that. What could these girls on wheels be getting so excited about now?
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