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WFTDA opens membership to Canadian leagues

Fresh off the derby wire:

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 2/19/08
Contact: Mercy Less
Marketing/PR Chair, WFTDA
marketing@wftda.com
The Women's Flat Track Derby Association is proud to announce membership is now open to Canadian Leagues! The WFTDA has overcome administrative and legal hurdles to take this exciting first step towards becoming a global organization. Our northern sisters will be eligible if they meet the membership requirements put forth for all WFTDA leagues:

  • -75 % of games must be flat track
  • -Teams in league must be comprised of female quad skaters only.
  • -51% of league owners must be flat track derby skaters.
  • -67% of league management must be flat track derby skaters

For additional requirements and paperwork, go online to: www.wftda.com/membership.html

Since 2004, the WFTDA has promoted and fostered the sport of women's flat track derby. The governing philosophy of "by the skaters, for the skaters" is adopted by all fifty two member leagues who include women as primary owners, managers, operators and skaters. All member leagues have a voice in the decision making process and are entitled to be nationally ranked, play standardized games and access to future sponsorship opportunities.

The WFTDA and its member leagues look forward to more flat track derby in the US, Canada and, some day, the world!

Who's going to be first?

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woah! that's amazing

woah!
that's amazing news.
:)

Pixie Rocket
Charm City Roller Girls

this is SO awesome!!!!

this is SO awesome!!!!

Good news for all. OK, some

Good news for all. OK, some bad news for Georgia W. Tush. There's no poutine available down here.

I think interleague bouting and regionals/nationals in upcoming years could be getting PLENTY interesting. I hear one of the leagues up there has SIX teams.

So, do the leagues in Ontario call a derby bout a "derby boot?"

*~[;-p>

first? Montreal!!! mmm i

first?

Montreal!!!

mmm i like poutine