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Roller derby crashers

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Tilted Thunder Roller Derby hosted an exhilarating match at the Monroe fairgrounds on October 25, featuring a double-header that drew enthusiastic crowds. The “Creatures of the Night” emerged victorious against “The Undead,” winning decisively with a score of 154 to 73. In roller derby, jammers skate laps to score points, while blockers work to impede their progress, creating a dynamic and strategic competition. Unique skater names like “Creep Suzette” and “Crybaby Kingpin” contributed to the event's excitement and entertainment value. The upcoming derby event is scheduled for January 10, 2026, indicating the league's commitment to engaging the local community.

Roller derby continues to gain traction in Monroe, fostering a vibrant sports culture. Fans can expect thrilling matchups as the league develops its roster and schedule. This event not only showcases athleticism but also strengthens community ties through local sports.

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