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denver's original roller derby league since 2004
Join
Skaters
We love teaching people of all skill levels how to skate and play derby. We also love transfers with derby experience! If you’re interested in joining us or just for a short visit, please fill out the proper form.
You can also attend our upcoming recruitment events, more info can be found on the Schedule.
Join
Officials
Come blow your whistle at us! We welcome skating and non-skating officials of every experience level and gender to join our crew of officials. Fill out the form here to get started.
A: Practices are Tuesday and Thursday evenings and during the day on Sundays every week.
Q: How often are games?
A: Our games are on Saturday evenings and happen about once a month. You can see all of our upcoming games on our Schedule and receive updates in your inbox by signing up for our Mailing List.
Q: How much are Dues?
A: Monthly Dues are $65. There is also an initial one-time league membership fee of $25. These can be paid online from the Member Hub.
Q: What if I am a transfer skater?
A: We are so glad you're here! Please use the Skater form above and note that you are a transfer.
Q: Do I need insurance?
A: We recommend that all skaters have primary insurance. We require all adult skaters to purchase WFTDI insurance for $75 per year.
Q: What if I can't skate but want to be a member?
A: Become an official! Roller Derby has the highest referee to player ratio of any sport and a majority of the Officials on the track during a game are called NSOs or Non-Skating Officials. We welcome you to use the Officials form above.
Q: What if I don't want to be a member but I still want to help?
A: Become a volunteer! We are 100% volunteer owned and operated. We welcome you to visit the Volunteer page to find out more.
Q: Where should I buy my derby gear?
A: We absolutely suggest you go see the lovely humans at Death and Glory, tell them you're with Rocky and they will make sure you have everything you need.
