Worcester Roller Derby is recruiting new skaters NOW for the 2017 season! No experience required. We teach you everything! Use our "Contact Us" page for details!
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Worcester Roller Derby will soon be starting a new Fresh Meat class and will have Meet and Greets before then so you can get all the info you need to JOIN US!! To get you pumped until then, here are my observations as a wee fresh meat myself. ...
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Are you between the ages of 10-17 and want to play roller derby? WoRD wants you! No experience necessary!
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WoRD has joined the ranks as an official WFTDA member league! As a new member of Class C, WoRD can now enjoy the benefits of full WFTDA membership, including competing in sanctioned games and becoming eligible for rankings.
Worcester Roller Derby (WoRD) is a non-profit, skater controlled roller derby league. Our purpose is to promote the sport of roller derby, develop women’s athleticism, and build and strengthen our connections ...
Read more »FRESHMEAT CLASS BEGINS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21ST! Meet & Greets on 9/7/16 at 8pm and 9/11/16 at 5pm! Download a copy of our FRESH MEAT PACKET to get started. WoRD skaters have a blast at open ...
Read more »Worcester Roller Derby currently maintains one chartered team, The Warriors, which pulls skaters from the whole league. Our current skaters are: 0 Cassynova 001 Millie Amp-Fuse 12 Jes Slayin’ 13 ...
Read more »In life, I do not have a fear of commitment. I commit so fast, it’ll make your head spin. I made my partner marry me before he could even drink legally. I say “made” because I was definitely the driving force behind getting married, although it’s been five years now (and one child) and he […]
This Saturday, the Worcester Roller Derby league skated in the Worcester Pride Parade. We had an amazing time and were so glad to be a part of this annual event. Some of us even got to hitch a ride in a horse-drawn wagon on the way back to our cars afterward! It was a really […]
When I was in high school, I belonged to a few cliques. In ninth grade, I hung with the smart, awkward kids. These were the kind of kids that parents loved. We made honor roll, we got together to study and actually studied, and we had lots of G-rated fun. They were a blast. By […]
I recently watched a documentary on competitive cheerleading (which I won’t link you to because it actually was really terrible) that got me thinking. I have a love-hate relationship with cheerleading. The logical part of me thinks it’s amazing, those physical feats are awesome! That part of me says it’s totally a sport and it’s […]
