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| Founded | 2013 |
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| Colors | Red, yellow |
| Head coach | Smärta Dolores Lobo cop |
| Manager | Daisy Dioxin |
| Website | teamspainrollerderby |
Team Spain Roller Derby or the Spanish Roller Derby National Team represents Spain in international roller derby competitions such as the Roller Derby World Cup. It was created in 2013 with the goal of competing at the 2014 Roller Derby World Cup, which it did, December 4 to 7 in Dallas, Texas.
Team Spain was created in June 2013, through the initiative of the skaters themselves, who desired to create a national team to compete internationally with Spain's first-ever national roller derby squad. The project began with the creation of a work group who selected Daisy Dioxin and Ref Judge Fred as Bench Staff.[ citation needed ] Shortly after, a first round of tryouts was held in December 16 to 18, 2013 in Madrid, Tenerife and Barcelona, which was attended by a total of 52 skaters.[ citation needed ] Additionally, video applications were submitted. A total of 35 skaters were selected to comprise the initial squad.[ citation needed ]
This initial roster comprised 11 skaters from Barcelona Roller Derby, 10 from Tenerife Roller Derby, two from Black Thunders Derby Dames (Madrid), two from London Rollergirls, as well as one each from Alcoy Roller Derby, Dutchland Rollers, Garden State Rollergirls, Lisboa Roller Derby Troopers, Manchester Roller Derby, Rayo Dockers Valencia, Roller Derby Cáceres, Roller Derby Madrid, Toronto Roller Derby and Zaragoza Roller Derby.
The following skaters were on the final roster for the 2018 Roller Derby World Cup in Manchester, England:
| Number | Name | League | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Syntaxe Error | SAM Roller Derby | |
| 011 | Darth Eider | Barcelona Roller Derby | |
| 10 | Caperu | Barcelona Roller Derby | |
| 111 | Esther Arocha | London Roller Derby | |
| 15 | Furia Poligonera | Roller Derby Madrid | |
| 20 | Mattie | Rainy City Roller Derby | |
| 22 | Sherry Bomb | Tenerife Roller Derby | |
| 247 | Mia Palau | Rose City Rollers | |
| 3 | Bee'Cha | Oslo Roller Derby | |
| 301 | MiniRoss | London Roller Derby | |
| 314 | Stacy Malibú | Barcelona Roller Derby | |
| 333 | Clara Despistes | Roller Derby Madrid | |
| 50 | Snow Black | Brussels Derby Pixies | |
| 517 | Iron D. Doll | Roller Derby Cáceres | |
| 52 | Bambi Killer | Roller Derby Madrid | Captain |
| 63 | Perra Peligro | Rainy City Roller Derby | |
| 718 | Allie Ollie | Roller Derby Madrid | |
| 78 | Hija de Odín | Roller Derby Cáceres | Captain |
| 86 | Hawaii | Roller Derby Madrid | |
| 877 | Mari Quita | Roller Derby Madrid |
In 2018, bench staff for Spain were La Justicia (Bench Coach), Lola Vulkano (Lineup Manager) and Elle Visse (Mirror Bench Coach). [1]
The team were coached by Daisy Dioxin of London Rollergirls and Smarta of Crime City Rollers. [2]
The following skaters were on the final roster for the 2014 Roller Derby World Cup in Dallas, Texas: [3]
| Number | Name | League | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | Angry Kris | Tenerife Roller Derby | |
| 52 | Bambi Killer | Black Thunders Derby Dames | |
| 72 | Cookie Monster | Tenerife Roller Derby | |
| 8 | Dadá | Tenerife Roller Derby | |
| 111 | Esther Arocha (Lady Go-Go) | London Rollergirls | Captain |
| 0 | Gata Cegata | Barcelona Roller Derby | |
| 78 | Hija de Odín | RD Cáceres – Destroyer Dolls | |
| 911 | Jackie The Ripper | Tenerife Roller Derby | |
| 11 | Juan Sin Miedo | Tenerife Roller Derby | |
| 12 | Mercromina | Tenerife Roller Derby | |
| 83 | La Mano | Barcelona Roller Derby | |
| 19 | Lola Vulkano | London Rollergirls | |
| 23 | Maggie Love | Barcelona Roller Derby | |
| 25 | Malicia | Tenerife Roller Derby | |
| 301 | MiniRoss | Tenerife Roller Derby | |
| 17 | Pólvora | Barcelona Roller Derby | |
| 10 | Angry Beaver | Garden State Rollergirls | |
| 22 | Sherry Bomb | Tenerife Roller Derby | |
| 314 | Stacy Malibú | Barcelona Roller Derby | |
| 77 | Teremoto | Crime City Rollers | |
| 247 | Violent Femme | Barcelona Roller Derby | Vice-Captain |
The following skaters made the initial training roster, but not the final roster which went to Dallas:
| Number | Name | League |
|---|---|---|
| 39 | Ave Fénix | Barcelona Roller Derby |
| 7D9 | Artrosix | Black Thunders Derby Dames |
| 93 | Bad Milk | Barcelona Roller Derby |
| 10 | Bam-Bam | Tenerife Roller Derby |
| 10 | Caperucita Terror | Barcelona Roller Derby |
| 3 | Crispeta | Barcelona Roller Derby |
| 77 | Dale Caña | Barcelona Roller Derby |
| 5 | Duendenator | Manchester Roller Derby |
| 33 | Lethal Kath | Roller Derby Madrid |
| 13 | Mala Yerba | Alcoy Roller Derby |
| 12 | Killer Queen | Rayo Dockers Valencia |
| 78 | Momotombo | Lisboa Roller Derby Troopers |
| 23 | Maggie Love | Barcelona Roller Derby |
| 1331 | Monster-Rat | Barcelona Roller Derby |
| 1285 | Slamureye | Toronto Roller Derby |
| 1834 | The Spanish Incollision | Dutchland Rollers |
| 6 | 6shei6 | Zaragoza Roller Derby |
Toronto Roller Derby (ToRD), is a women's flat-track roller derby league in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Formed in 2006, the league started play in 2007, and held its tenth season in 2016. Operated and managed by its skaters and members, ToRD has four house teams, one rookie travel team, and one WFTDA charter travel team. Since 2011, the league has operated out of a space in Downsview Park, but announced in January 2015 that they were in search of a new home. They have since moved to another space near Downsview Park.
Sheffield Steel Roller Derby (SSRD) is a flat track roller derby league based in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England. Founded in August 2008, the league has over 70 members comprising two competitive teams, the All Stars and the Crucibelles. A number of skaters also train as a non-competitive, recreational group called the Molten Mavens. Since 2016, the league run a junior roller derby team, the Sheffield Steel Junior Rollers.
Forest City Roller Derby is a women's flat-track roller derby league based in London, Ontario. Founded in April 2006, Forest City is one of the first flat-track roller derby leagues in Canada, and is a not for profit organization owned and operated by the skaters. Forest City is a member of the Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA).
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Team Australia represents Australia in women's international roller derby, under the WFTDA rule set, in play such as at the Roller Derby World Cup. The team was first formed to compete at the 2011 World Cup in Toronto, and finished the tournament in fourth place, beating Team Sweden by 126 points 80 in their quarterfinal, but losing to Team USA 532 to 4 in the semifinal, and to Team England 203 to 85 in the third-place playoff. Before the event, coach Thigh-dal Wave stated that the team aimed to play against the United States and to beat Team New Zealand.
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