Congratulations to our 20 new strivers and 1 new referee!! Look for a brand new BHRG in the 2008 Season.
Bleeding Heartland Rollergirls are proud to announce the acceptance of 20 new rollergirls and 1 new referee into Bloomington’s own roller derby league. The addition of new strivers actually DOUBLES league membership of the 2007 season.
As such, major changes are coming for roller derby in Bloomington. In the 2008 season look for TWO brand new home teams as we go head to head in the first bout of our season on May 17th. Stay tuned for more details.
Also watch the Bleeding Heartland Flatliners for an all new lineup in the 2008 season, as the Flatliners become Bleeding Heartland’s hard-hitting travel team.
The lovely and talented Sir Loin- Derby Lover and All Round Good Guy is creating BHRG videos for YOUR viewing pleasure.
League awards
Best Jammer 2007 :: Badd Mudda Trucka
Best Blocker 2007 :: Margles McNasty
Best Pivot 2007 :: Spynn
Most Valuable Skater :: Spynn
Most Improved Rollergirl :: Lotta Trouble
Hardest Hitter :: Margles McNasty
Most Underrated :: Charmed ‘n Dangerous / Harriet of Fire
Most Fashionable :: Hell No Kitty
Most Dedicated :: Truly F Obvious
Cutest Rollergirl :: Hell No Kitty
Ref’s Visual Acuity Award ::Epic Brendemic
Timex Award :: Raven Furies
Biggest Ham :: Spynn
Best Ink :: Margles McNasty
Most Intimidating :: Spynn
Drama Queen :: X Libris
Best Friend :: Sue Cidal
Namesake Award :: Molly McFracture
Best Derby Couple :: Mudd & Mc Nasty / Molly McFracture & Sue Cidal
The Loneliest of All :: Mr. Furies
Networking Award :: Raven Furies
Golden Ticket :: Doris D-Day
Rookie of the Year :: Badd Mudda Trucka
Sugar Mama :: Raven Furies
Donation Appreciation :: Mark Haggardy
Crowd Favorite Awards
Crowd Favorite Jammer 2007 :: Badd Mudda Trucka
Crowd Favorite Pivot 2007 :: Spynn
Crowd Favorite Lap-Lander 2007 :: X Libris
Please visit our Pictures page for a peek at the evening’s festivities.
Today's roller derby is a rough, tough, athletic competition, but with enough trash-talkin' attitude, wipeouts and injuries, and short skirts and fishnets to keep audiences of all ages on the edge of their seats.