SOLD OUT: Madison Roller Derby

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Ron Wilbur

Roller derby action.

A Madison Roller Derby matchup in 2019.

press release: Madison’s premier roller derby league, Madison Roller Derby, is thrilled to announce their return to public games after a long pandemic pause. The final opportunity for the public to cheer on MRD’s four home teams this season comes on Saturday, Feb. 11, with a double-header at Keva Sports Center in Middleton, Wisconsin.

** Feb. 8 update **This Saturday is SOLD OUT!

Holy Cow, you did it again!! We are so excited that we have sold out of tickets for Game 3 on February 11th. That means there will be no tickets at the door.

But you can stream the game from our YouTube Channel! While you're there, remember to Like and Subscribe, and give a good ol' derby hit to that notification button!

We want to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your support this season! We know things were different, but you rolled with us, and we've had a fantastic season. If you missed out, don't worry! We're already planning Season 19! We'll be in touch as soon as we know more!  

Doors open at 5 p.m. and the first whistle blows at 6 p.m.

The league has been working hard to return to practices and building a more equitable and accessible structure and culture for all participants. A draft of returning, new, and transferring skaters was held in October that ensured all eligible skaters have a home team and we’re excited to see both familiar and new faces take the track for this delayed and long-anticipated season.

MRD is also in the process of fundraising and location scouting to find a new venue for practices, as their longtime home at Fast Forward Skate Center faces demolition in spring of 2023. Visit www.madisonrollerderby.org to find out more about the process and how you can help, and to get information about other upcoming events, how to join the league (either as a skater or volunteer), or anything else!

We extend our sincere gratitude to the entire community for your support over the past 18 years of the league’s existence, and especially to all those who have helped ensure our survival during the pandemic.