Rollerderby returns to the AIS on 19 March. Canberra v. Melbourne.

johnboy 12 February 2011 13 February 2011 4

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Down and Derby reports that Canberra’s representative Rollerderby team, the Vice City Rollers are returning to the big stage at the AIS Arena on 19 March.

After belting the Sydney Assassins there last year this time our girls are taking on the national champs from Victoria.

Tickets on sale soon from Ticketek.

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4 Responses to Rollerderby returns to the AIS on 19 March. Canberra v. Melbourne.

derbymedia 9:59 am 19 Feb 11

Howdy folks, you can find lots of derby footage on the Derby News Network: http://derbynewsnetwork.com/

And ticket sales have now gone live: http://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=ROLLERDL11&searchId=9f74c239-6a91-4753-9495-5ca56e45b42a

blowers 12:00 pm 18 Feb 11

Bit disappointing that its on same night as Skyfire. Surely they new this when they booked the venue???

johnboy 11:46 am 18 Feb 11

isaidno said :

is there any TV coverage for this sport? It sounds interesting, but I’ve never watched it before.

Plenty of stuff on Youtube. But get down to the rink and have a watch.

isaidno 11:39 am 18 Feb 11

is there any TV coverage for this sport? It sounds interesting, but I’ve never watched it before.

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