A'Salt Creek Roller Girls

Join Casper’s Own A’Salt Creek Roller Girls for their next bout on Saturday, April 21st against the Rushmore Rollerz from Rapid City.  ACRG is coming off an amazing start to the season with a 196-122 victory over the Choice City Rebels of Fort Collins and we would love to see all the ACRG fans at the Industrial Building on Saturday to keep that momentum going!

Doors open at 6 pm, bout starts at 7 pm.  Tickets are available from our local ticket outlets: Townsquare Media, Kim’s Closet East, Wyoming Athletic Club East, Nate’s Flowers, Sonic Rainbow.  You can also get them from your favorite rollergirl or online at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/241944.  Get them before the bout for $12 for adults and $5 for kids or at the door for $15.

Can’t wait to see you there!

Come see your favorite A’Salt Creek Rollergirls as they kick off season 3 with an interleague bout featuring The McFly Girls versus Biff’s Brawlers at the Fairgrounds Industrial Building.  Doors open at 6 pm, Bout starts at 7 pm.

BUT WAIT! 

This bout is not like any you have seen before.  This bout is all about YOU, the fans.  Ever wished you could switch the score of the two teams, send a player you know deserved it to the penalty box or send a referee to the box?  Well this time you can!  Bid at least a dollar to get your wish, but watch out because anyone can double your bid to reserve your call.  This bout will keep you on your toes because anything can happen!  You don’t want to miss it. 

Get your tickets now from any rollergirl or referee, Townsquare Media, Sonic Rainbow, Kim’s Closet East, Wyoming Athletic Club East or online at www.brownpapertickets.com. 

Pre-sale: $12

At the door: $15

 Kids (4-10 years): $5

Then join us for the after party at Galloway’s Pub!

As the new year approaches you may be wondering how you’ll keep track of what day it is when your calendar runs out. The A’Salt Creek Roller Girls have a solution for you! Now for the low price of $5 the ACRG 2012 wall calendar can handle your date tracking duties. We’ll even toss in July – December 2011 for free, just in case you feel the need to travel back in time 6 months to catch ACRG’s 20-point win over Billings in person.  Don’t live in town, but still want to get one?  Send us an email at asaltcreekrollergirls@hotmail.com and we will send you one!

This collectable calendar features photographs from local Casper photographers. It shows skaters and referees at work and play each month in stunning full color. The high-quality, glossy finish is perfect for collecting autographs from your favorite roller girls. It makes the perfect gift for all the derby fans on your list this Holiday season.

Don’t miss your chance to be a part of A’Salt Creek Roller Girls upcoming third season! If you have ever wanted to be a roller girl, referee, or league volunteer the time is now. An informational meeting and demonstration will be taking place at the Central Wyoming Fairgrounds Industrial Building in Casper (1700 Fairgrounds Road) on December 8 between 6 and 9 pm.

Roller girls skate flat track roller derby for great charities and give back to the community by volunteering. Expect to practice 4-6 hours a week. No prior skating or sports experience is necessary; ACRG’s dedicated coaching staff is experienced in teaching skaters all they need to know to be successful on the track. A limited supply of loaner skates and protective equipment will be available for your use at the demonstration. If you have your own quad roller skates please bring them along!

The ACRG MP’s are the men and women in vertical stripes laying down the law on the flat track. If you are looking for a way to get involved that does not involve as many bone-jarring hits or if you just enjoy whistling at roller girls try being a referee. The MP’s strive to be fair and unbiased in all the calls they make while enforcing the rules flat track leagues skate with. Referees are expected to practice weekly involving rules knowledge and skating skills. MP’s are allowed to wear inline skates (rollerblades) but are strongly encouraged to wear quads.

If you want to contribute but don’t like the idea of being on skates at bouts we have many volunteer opportunities for you! From the technical side involving statistical tracking and maintaining the track to bout production, there are a wide variety of roles ACRG needs to make each bout a success. If you have a great idea for a way to get involved we want to hear it! If you want to get involved but don’t know where to start, we’ll find the right spot for you.

Experience this exciting sport from a new perspective. ACRG has grown with each successful season and the league is looking forward to even more success in the new year. It’s easy to get involved. Contact any of the following to learn more:

Jina Moore aka Haul Pass @ 307-277-0139
Kev tuck aka English Muffin @ 307-797-4288
Brandie Johnston aka Welder Girl @ 307-797-2127