Northern Brisbane Rollers Roller Derby bout this Saturday May 15 2010 at Convention Centre, South Brisbane @NBRrollerderby

 

One of Brisbane's three Roller Derby leagues, Northern Brisbane Rollers, are having their second bout for 2010 this Saturday, May 15 2010, at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre in South Brisbane. The bout features the Love Rockettes vs the Diner Might Dolls, who met in the first bout on April 17, with the Diner Might Dolls winning 157-113. This video by texxxann shows the April 17 bout:

 

If you'd like to know more about the rules of Roller Derby, and how the game works, just watch this YouTube video:

 

You'll be able to buy food, drinks and alcohol at the bout, and there will be EFTPOS and ATMs there. Tickets for Saturday's bout are $16.50 for adults, $12 concession and $7.50 for children - all these prices include booking fees. You can book tickets online at Oztix if you click here, and over a thousand people were turned away from the last bout so you’d better buy tickets soon.

You can follow Northern Brisbane Rollers on Twitter, join their Facebook group, or become their friend on MySpace. The bout is at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, on Merivale St, South Brisbane. Click here for a Google Map with public transport details, and click here to use the Translink journey planner to look up bus and train routes and timetables.

Brisbane Roller Derby: Northern Brisbane Rollers Bout 1, April 17 2010, Brisbane Convention Centre @nbrrollerderby

UPDATE: The Diner Might Dolls defeated the Love Rockettes 157 - 113





One of Brisbane's three Roller Derby leagues, Northern Brisbane Rollers, are having their first bout for 2010 this Saturday, April 17 2010, at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre in South Brisbane. The bout features the Love Rockettes vs the Diner Might Dolls. The doors open at 6.30pm.

This video shows what a 2008 Northern Brisbane Rollers demo bout looked like. It has no sound because a music recording company pulled copyright on it. Morons.

The bout includes entertainment from Miss Teresa and her Rhythmaires, seen in this video singing "You're It":

If you'd like to know more about the rules of Roller Derby, and how the game works, just watch this YouTube video:

You'll be able to buy food, drinks and alcohol at the bout, and there will be EFTPOS and ATMs there. Tickets for Saturday's bout are $16.50 for adults, $12 concession and $7.50 for children - all these prices include booking fees. You can book tickets online at Oztix if you click here. You can follow Northern Brisbane Rollers on Twitter, join their Facebook group, or become their friend on MySpace.

The bout is at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, on Merivale St, South Brisbane. Click here for a Google Map with public transport details, and click here to use the Translink journey planner to look up bus and train routes and timetables.