NEWSPAPER
6-2-11-CRR is now WFTDA!
08-06-10 - The Hits keep coming "The question of whether or not Castle Rock n’
Rollers Greatest Hits could take the Naughty Pines after going 1-1 against them since last year
was answered with ease. With each team having defeated the other on the road, the third
meeting went in the favor of the Greatest Hits, 161-54, in a dominating performance." - Benn
Farrel, THE NEWS PRESS
05-24-10 - Roller Derby: JCRD Flattened by Castle Rock 120-71
"Greatest Hits jammers Triple Shot Misto and Ctrl-Alt-Delete prove to be an unbeatable scoring
combo by the third jam and kept CRR well ahead for the rest of the bout." - Bill Frost, SALT LAKE
CITY WEEKLY
05-09-10 - Rock 'n' Rollers Return for Second Season "A lot can happen for
a new roller derby team during the off-season of its first and second seasons. The Castle Rock
n’ Rollers women’s flat track roller derby team knows this better than most. Since the end of its
inaugural season last November, the Rollers have continued to train, recruit and grow. Their
efforts have allowed them to break from one team roster, like last season, into three." - Benn
Farrell, THE NEWS PRESS
05-06-10 - Roller derby explosion: Is Colorado leading the nation per
capita in badass women? "Colorado sure loves its roller derby. Last month, the
Castle Rock 'n' Rollers of Castle Rock were accepted as an apprentice league by the Women's
Flat Track Derby Association, the national organization that regulates all things derby. The
apprenticeship is a mentor program that all leagues must complete before becoming full-fledged
WFTDA members and being allowed to compete in tournaments." - Melanie Asmar, WESTWORD
09-10-09 - Rock 'n' Rollers Pull Off First Derby Win "The Naughty Pines
Derby Dames didn’t know what hit them. Actually, they did. It was the Castle Rock n’ Rollers
roller derby team. And apparently they hit hard. In the second road bout of their inaugural
season, the Rollers defeated Pines Aug. 29 in Laramie, Wyo., by a 119-81 final." - Benn Farrell,
THE NEWS PRESS
06-18-09 - Rollers Draw Crowd "Castle Rock’s women’s flat track roller derby team
made its debut to a packed crowd June 12 at the Douglas County Event Center in Castle Rock,
where the Rollers played host to the Naughty Pines Derby Dames of Wyoming. Nearly 800
spectators were in attendance in the Rollers first live bout of the season after six months of
training." - Benn Farrell, THE NEWS PRESS
05-29-09 - Roller Derby Team Rolls into Castle Rock "The fastest growing
sport in the United States has rolled right into Douglas County, donning a unique ensemble of
tutus, DayGlo fishnet stockings, wild T-shirts." - Anna Haislip, YOURHUB.COM
02-26-09 - Rock the Rink "Talk to derby girl Pinki Flowers and the Georgia peach
oozes Southern hospitality. A hairdresser and mother of four boys, Pinki is a mom first. She is
a petite blonde whose days are divided among her salon clients, her family and her kids' every
sporting event. Pinki works out of her home, where food is always on the burner to ease her
brood. Get her out on the derby track, though, and you'll meet a whole different animal." -
Rhonda Moore, COLORADO COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS
6-2-11-CRR is now WFTDA!
08-06-10 - The Hits keep coming "The question of whether or not Castle Rock n’
Rollers Greatest Hits could take the Naughty Pines after going 1-1 against them since last year
was answered with ease. With each team having defeated the other on the road, the third
meeting went in the favor of the Greatest Hits, 161-54, in a dominating performance." - Benn
Farrel, THE NEWS PRESS
05-24-10 - Roller Derby: JCRD Flattened by Castle Rock 120-71
"Greatest Hits jammers Triple Shot Misto and Ctrl-Alt-Delete prove to be an unbeatable scoring
combo by the third jam and kept CRR well ahead for the rest of the bout." - Bill Frost, SALT LAKE
CITY WEEKLY
05-09-10 - Rock 'n' Rollers Return for Second Season "A lot can happen for
a new roller derby team during the off-season of its first and second seasons. The Castle Rock
n’ Rollers women’s flat track roller derby team knows this better than most. Since the end of its
inaugural season last November, the Rollers have continued to train, recruit and grow. Their
efforts have allowed them to break from one team roster, like last season, into three." - Benn
Farrell, THE NEWS PRESS
05-06-10 - Roller derby explosion: Is Colorado leading the nation per
capita in badass women? "Colorado sure loves its roller derby. Last month, the
Castle Rock 'n' Rollers of Castle Rock were accepted as an apprentice league by the Women's
Flat Track Derby Association, the national organization that regulates all things derby. The
apprenticeship is a mentor program that all leagues must complete before becoming full-fledged
WFTDA members and being allowed to compete in tournaments." - Melanie Asmar, WESTWORD
09-10-09 - Rock 'n' Rollers Pull Off First Derby Win "The Naughty Pines
Derby Dames didn’t know what hit them. Actually, they did. It was the Castle Rock n’ Rollers
roller derby team. And apparently they hit hard. In the second road bout of their inaugural
season, the Rollers defeated Pines Aug. 29 in Laramie, Wyo., by a 119-81 final." - Benn Farrell,
THE NEWS PRESS
06-18-09 - Rollers Draw Crowd "Castle Rock’s women’s flat track roller derby team
made its debut to a packed crowd June 12 at the Douglas County Event Center in Castle Rock,
where the Rollers played host to the Naughty Pines Derby Dames of Wyoming. Nearly 800
spectators were in attendance in the Rollers first live bout of the season after six months of
training." - Benn Farrell, THE NEWS PRESS
05-29-09 - Roller Derby Team Rolls into Castle Rock "The fastest growing
sport in the United States has rolled right into Douglas County, donning a unique ensemble of
tutus, DayGlo fishnet stockings, wild T-shirts." - Anna Haislip, YOURHUB.COM
02-26-09 - Rock the Rink "Talk to derby girl Pinki Flowers and the Georgia peach
oozes Southern hospitality. A hairdresser and mother of four boys, Pinki is a mom first. She is
a petite blonde whose days are divided among her salon clients, her family and her kids' every
sporting event. Pinki works out of her home, where food is always on the burner to ease her
brood. Get her out on the derby track, though, and you'll meet a whole different animal." -
Rhonda Moore, COLORADO COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS
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