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The Cincinnati Rollergirls (CRG) have been a cornerstone of Cincinnati’s roller derby scene since 2005. Founded as the city’s first amateur flat-track roller derby team, CRG is skater-owned and volunteer-run, embodying the grit and community spirit that makes derby in Cincinnati feel like a hometown event. As a proud member of the Women’s Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA), CRG fields two competitive squads: the Black Sheep (A team) and the Violent Lambs (B team). This page covers the team’s rich history, notable milestones, and a look ahead at the 2025 schedule, including a shift to The Apex for practices and public bouts. For fans in Cincinnati and beyond, CRG offers an engaging, accessible way to experience derby—secure your seats and join the action.

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CRG has earned a reputation as a community-driven program that combines athleticism with entertaining bouts. The team has skated across historic venues in Cincinnati, including Cincinnati Gardens, Schmidt Memorial Field House, and Xavier University’s Cintas Center. In 2025, CRG transitions to The Apex (1641 Blue Rock St., Cincinnati) to accommodate practice space and expanded bout opportunities. Mayor Mark Mallory even proclaimed June 19, 2010 as Cincinnati Rollergirls Day, a testament to the team’s local impact. Stay connected for upcoming travel and home bouts, including away games like the March 29, 2025 matchup against Ohio Roller Derby Gang Green in Columbus and home bouts on May 10, June 7, and June 14 at The Apex. For the latest updates, follow CRG on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, where the team shares news, bout recaps, and behind-the-scenes content.

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  • Founded in 2005 as Cincinnati’s first amateur flat-track roller derby team; skater-owned and volunteer-run.
  • Member of the Women’s Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA); two competitive squads: Black Sheep (A team) and Violent Lambs (B team).
  • 2025 relocation to The Apex (1641 Blue Rock St., Cincinnati) for practices and public bouts.
  • Historic venues include Cincinnati Gardens, Schmidt Memorial Field House, Xavier University's Cintas Center; 2025 marks a venue shift due to renovations/space needs.
  • Mayor Mark Mallory proclaimed June 19, 2010 as Cincinnati Rollergirls Day; CRG has consistently been voted Cincinnati’s Best Amateur/Semi-Pro Team by CityBeat readers since 2011.
  • 2025 schedule includes away game vs Ohio Roller Derby Gang Green on March 29, 2025 (Columbus, OH, Kasich Building) and home bouts on May 10, June 7, and June 14 at The Apex.

CRG has earned a reputation as a community-driven program that combines athleticism with entertaining bouts. The team has skated across historic venues in Cincinnati, including Cincinnati Gardens, Schmidt Memorial Field House, and Xavier University’s Cintas Center. In 2025, CRG transitions to The Apex (1641 Blue Rock St., Cincinnati) to accommodate practice space and expanded bout opportunities. Mayor Mark Mallory even proclaimed June 19, 2010 as Cincinnati Rollergirls Day, a testament to the team’s local impact. Stay connected for upcoming travel and home bouts, including away games like the March 29, 2025 matchup against Ohio Roller Derby Gang Green in Columbus and home bouts on May 10, June 7, and June 14 at The Apex. For the latest updates, follow CRG on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, where the team shares news, bout recaps, and behind-the-scenes content.

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