For the last few weeks, after the final rounds of tryouts from coast to coast were completed, the Canadian Roller Derby community held its collective breath, in anticipation of the roster being announced. Well folks, wait no longer, here it is!!
Team Canada Roller Derby
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Killson (Forest City Derby Girls - London, Ontario)
Soul Rekker (Rideau Valley Roller Girls - Ottawa, Ontario)
Brim Stone (Toronto Roller Derby - Toronto, Ontario)
Motorhead Molly (Tri-City Rollergirls - Kitchener, Ontario)
…Rainbow Fight (709 Derby Girls - Newfoundland)
Georgia W Tush (Montreal Roller Derby - Montreal, Quebec)
Smack Daddy (Montreal Roller Derby - Montreal, Quebec)
Lil Mama (Montreal Roller Derby - Monreal, Quebec)
Iron Wench (Montreal Roller Derby) – Montreal, Quebec)
Bone Machine (Montreal Roller Derby - Montreal, Quebec)
Jess Bandit (Montreal Roller Derby - Montreal, Quebec)
TAZ (Red Deer Roller Derby Association - Red Deer, Alberta)
Gunpowder Gertie (Red Deer Roller Derby Association - Red Deer, Alberta)
Maiden Sane (Pile O’ Bones Derby Club - Regina, Saskatchewan)
Hell ‘on Keller (E-Ville Roller Derby - Edmonton, Alberta)
Teeknee (Oil City Derby Girls - Edmonton, Alberta)
Beretta Lynch (West Kootenay Women’s Roller Derby - Salmo, BC)
Eight Mean Wheeler (Terminal City Roller Girls - Vancouver, BC)
LuluDemon (Terminal City Roller Girls - Vancouver, BC)
Windigo (Houston Roller Derby)
Was sad to see that my name wasn’t on the list. Oh wait, that’s right, I wouldn’t have even had a snowball’s chance in hell against this impressive group, so I never even tried…lol. Well, maybe in another life time 
Toronto has the honour of hosting the first ever World Cup, sponsored by Blood & Thunder Magazine, which is from December 1 to 4, 2011. It is currently scheduled to include 12 other teams from nations that are also assembling teams for the event: Argentina, Australia, Brazil, England, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, New Zealand, Scotland, Sweden and the USA. In case you are not able to attend, live coverage of this historic event will be available through the Derby News Network (DNN). But if you can make it, make sure you drop by to support our incredibly growing sport. Some day, you’ll be able to tell your grandchildren about the time you were at the very first Roller Derby World Cup
Witness local Roller Derby history on September 17, when Edmonton’s original team, Oil City Derby Girls, defends their title as holders of the Wildrose Cup, as they take on Edmonton’s other league, E-Ville Roller Derby. It’s a game you won’t want to miss, and will get you primed for December Ticket information available at www.oilcityderbygirls.ca.
Much derby love <3
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the first name on the team roster should read Wilson not killson
Killson is the derby name for Terri Wilson, and all players are listed on the roster under their derby names.
Wanted to let you know that I stumbled upon your blog and considered it indeed informative.
@ admin: great job! i wanted to ask, where did you take this theme?
Great post my friend yet again, you never seem to dissapoint
@ Carrie – Did not use a theme, but took the roster information from the Team Canada website.
[...] As previously announced, three local athletes have been chosen to play with Team Canada. TAZ and Gunpowder Gertie from Red Deer Roller Derby Association and Teeknee from Edmonton’s Oil City Derby Girls will represent our country in this historic international tournament. [...]