Last weekend at the Hall of Dames, Arizona Derby Dames presented Roller Rage, a three-day open gender banked track tournament featuring 13 different "borderless" teams.  These teams consist of some of the best of the best from throughout the banked and flat track realms.  A total of 24 games were played.  The first 22 games were "half bouts" with only two 15-minute quarters and the final two games, the championship games were full bouts consisting of four 15 minute periods. 

Teams were placed in one of two "brackets":

On Friday and Saturday, January 16~17, 2026, the Arizona Derby Dames had hosted Roller Rage, an open gender banked track tournament featuring "borderless" teams from across the country.  This year's Rage featured 13 teams.  A 14th team, Rollin' With The Homies had to back out in the final days leading up to the tournament.  Most teams played 3 games during the tournament, Clown Town played 4 games.  A total of 20 games with two 15-minute halves were played.

Just a few days ahead of Arizona Derby Love Day (November 22), Michi-chan Sports is proud to announce that we have completed a major milestone in the DerbyData Project.  The DerbyData Project was intended to restore the data that existed on the prior DerbyData and Michi-chan websites that ran from 2007~2013 and to also fill in the gaps in coverage for the entire time from when the very first modern resurgence roller derby bout was played in Tempe on November 22, 2003 to today.  

On Wednesday (October 29, 2025), a fire that started outside caused serious damage to the roof of the warehouse used as the primary venue for Angel City Derby, located at 785 E. 14th Pl. in Los Angeles.  The fire was first reported at 8:16AM.  When crews from Los Angeles City Fire Department arrived, they indicated that smoke was showing from the roof.  Firefighters went into an offensive mode and saw fire showing through the hole that they cut in the roof.

November is here and where it comes to derby in Arizona, there are definitely no turkeys.  

When you are in a city with multiple derby leagues, having two leagues scheduling bouts on the same night is not always fun.  Sometimes, it can be because of scheduling venue space.  But it is understandable.  

Both Arizona Derby Dames (AZDD) and Arizona Roller Derby (AZRD) have derby action scheduled for Saturday, October 11. 

Tucson Roller Derby is coming back to life and is now finally coming home.

On November 1, 2025, TRD will be holding a doubleheader bout which will also feature the two home teams from Arizona Roller Derby. 

In the first bout, we will see TRD's A-team, the Javelina Havoc take on AZRD's heritage home team, the Bad News Beaters.

In the second bout, it will be AZRD's Skate Riot Project vs. TRD's newly formed B-team.