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Roller Derby Try Outs!
Middlesbrough Milk Rollers are hosting a try out day for any budding skaters, whether you’ve got experience or have never even looked at a pair of skates, we want you! All you have to do is drop us an email at [email protected] with your skate, helmet and pad size (s, m, l)! See you there!! xx
Date: Sunday 7th June Time: 1:30-3:00pm Location: Rainbow leisure centre.
Last Action Heroes
A few of MMRs players (And Mike from TSI!) took part in a mixed coed tournament over easter weekend! We were all placed into seperate teams and it was great fun to play against our own team members and watch them in action from the sidelines!
Lexi Palm’er Off (in the pink, Team Connery) and Nomi Wan Kenobi were lucky enough to make it into the final and the rest of us watched some brilliant derby moves by Lexi, but Nomi brought her team in for the win with her swift line up managing! “It was a pleasure to do line up for the winning team (Team Lawrence), I met some lovely new people and we succeeded in all four of our rules of the day. 1: have fun! 2: win! 3: containment! 4: don't shit yourself!” - Nomi Wan Kenobi
Thanks to Marryk “King Crazy” for organising this brilliant event and to all the players from around the UK for being awesome temporary teammates!
Photo Credit to Barry Wimlet, more photos found here
International Womens Day
Middlesbrough Milk Rollers celebrated International Women’s Day by joining many other strong females at a special Town Hall event promoting the theme of “Make it Happen”. We set up stall early on Saturday morning, ready to welcome lots of new strong women into the amazing world of Roller Derby. We stood alongside the likes of the Girl Guides, Teesside University, Harbour Women’s Refuge and a whole host of inspirational speakers including local judges and businesswomen!
The team took part in some “mind games” at the University’s stall to promote Women in Science and Technology before enjoying some Dress up with Cygnet Law Firm. We chatted to many wonderful people throughout the day and gained lots of inspiration to help us to continue to be the strong women that we are!
Happy International Women’s Day!
Tier 1 British Championships
Middlesbrough Milk Rollers are travelling 284 miles down to Cardiff on Saturday 14th February to take part in the Premier League of the British Championships! MMR take on the mighty Auld Reekie Roller Girls for the first time ever on Sunday 15th February at 1.30pm! Get your tickets here to get your much needed derby fix on Valentines weekend!!
A big year for Middlesbrough Milk Rollers
2015 has begun and the Middlesbrough Milk Rollers plan on making it a year to remember! After ending 2014 on a high, taking the trophy in Newcastle for the final of the Northern Series, MMR are looking forward to an even tougher year facing some of the top teams in the UK. The newly established British Championships released the tiers earlier this month and MMR were thrilled to find themselves facing up against competition from around the UK in the topmost tier – the Premier league!
Middlesbrough will be kicking off their season with their first game against Auld Reekie Roller Girls in Cardiff on 15th May. This game will be a first for the Milk Rollers as they have never faced Auld Reekie in a formal game before! But they love a challenge and are working hard to put up a good fight for the win!
MMR’s season will continue throughout the year battling against four other teams to take the title of british champs! Remember to check back for details of our future games and how to get tickets!
So I got to bring this back to Middlesbrough today. What a week! So proud to be a little part of the incredibly talented team that is England Roller Derby along with every member of the training squad, world class coaching team and Laura “LEGEND” Jones. I’ve had the best time and am soooo ready to up my game this year after watching all the amazing Roller Derby this weekend. #rdwc
So proud of our little Ella!
Nearly 3 years ago, back when everyone was preparing for the very first Blood and Thunder Roller Derby World Cup, Ella and I were given the very exciting opportunity to play against Team Scotland along with some other of our MMR team mates. We jumped at the chance and very quickly the “Northern...
Our Co-Captains played in a mixed team against Team Scotland at the weekend. Read about it here.
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Middlesbrough Milk Rollers 2014 Photos: Chris Bell
Middlesbrough Milk Rollers Vs LRG Brawl Saints
74 - 300
Saturday March 22nd 2014
An absolutely epic day with great derby fun had by all!
There are too many excellent photos for me to choose from so find more HERE
Photo credit: The wonderful Chris Bell!
Look at all this awesome stuff you could win at our home game this Saturday!
A Framed Original Photograph by our very own Chris Bell - who doesn't love Derby artwork!!
An awesome Breaking Bad T-shirt donated by Howl!
Annnddd a knitted sparkly unicorn by our very own Lexi Palmer'off! "It's so fluffy I'm gonna die!!"
Get tickets for our game against London HERE! Ticket's are two for £12 at the moment!! :O
See you there xx
Middlesbrough Milk Rollers Vs London Brawl Saints
Tickets 2 for £12!!!!!!
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This is the bout we’ve all been waiting for!
Buy your tickets HERE now!
Organise your buses, bring your team, bring your family, bring your friends, bring your pet rock!
This is the place to be!
THIS IS LESS THAN TWO WEEKS AWAY #EXCITEDDDD
Who Dares Windsor VS Middlesbrough Milk Rollers Windsor Leisure Centre - 1st March 2014
WDW 171 - 261 MMR
What a brilliant first win for MMR to start their travel season!
Gunpowder Dot being awesome!
Middlesbrough Milk Rollers V Bristol Harbour Harlots
13th July 2013
This is the bout we've all been waiting for!
Buy your tickets HERE now!
Organise your buses, bring your team, bring your family, bring your friends, bring your pet rock!
This is the place to be!
Lining up the wins!
An insight into the thoughts of a MMR’s Line Up Manager, Queen Quinefear!
In my time as Line Up Manager (LUM), I have come across many varied musings and rhetorics on the role. In fact, there's so many complicated strategies and planning techniques that, in my own personal and humble opinion, the most essential aspect of line up is often completely overlooked - flexibility. I have seen so many poor, brow beaten LUMs desperately grasping their beautifully prepared and word processed strategies as they descend into melt down while their players scramble around to get the right number of blockers on track. I say this with such authority, well, because I was the authority! When I first started line up, that was me! Those were my players scrambling around as I tried to hide behind my delightfully quirky Paperchase notepad. As I gained in experience, my confidence grew and I now know that, yes, of course you should have a plan but what is equally important is adapting that plan with each new jam to meet the demands of the game.
As anyone who has ever tried the role of LUM knows, everyone's an expert. You'll get a whole host of well intentioned advice before each bout. I now have the confidence to completely ignore most of that advice. Not in an arrogant way but line up really is something you have to learn for yourself and with time, you can be thinking three to four jams in advance while counting who's in the box, passing out the deep heat, wrestling a panty on to your next jammer and frantically clicking your fingers at that errant player who disappeared to find their lucky water bottle. Yes, I'm a finger clicker. It's completely rude and I'm amazed no one has punched me in the face yet. Line up can be a very rewarding and enjoyable job but it's not suited to everyone. If your team wants to win, you certainly can't please all of the players all of the time and feeling like you have been cast in the role of team villain can be tough. However, when you've got a team as dedicated, hard working and talented as mine, you hardly have to play the villain at all.
Queenie x
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