By Derby News Network, Last updated Mon Jan 25 2010 3:04pm

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[Mad Rollin' Dolls] Vaudeville Vixens 161, Reservoir Dolls 121 -- Having set a league attendance record of 1,600 for last year’s opener, the league anticipated an even larger crowd for the opening doubleheader this year. Expectations met: Almost 2,300 fans filed into the Veterans Memorial Coliseum at the Alliant Energy Center, a record attendance at a Mad Rollin’ Dolls bout.

The Vixens trailed the Reservoir Dolls early, but an explosive offense propelled them to a 78-56 half-time lead. With twelve minutes remaining in the game, the Res Dolls closed the gap to 17 points behind ten-point jams from Charlie Hustle and Texas transfer Vicious van GoGo. Vixen Major Kusaknocky erased that effort in the following jam with a heroic 20-0 power-jam that left her crawling back to her bench. The Vixens held that advantage to the 161-121 final score.

Four Vixen jammers scored more than 30 points with second-year phenom Juke Boxx leading the way with 41. The Res Dolls’ Mouse led all scorers with 45 points, while Charlie Hustle and Vicious van GoGo both had 31. Sophomore classmates Juke Boxx and Charlie Hustle both passed the 200-point career mark in the first game of their second season. -- Geoffey Saucer

[Mad Rollin' Dolls] Unholy Rollers 170, Quad Squad 126 -- The Unholy Rollers jumped to an early lead over the Quad Squad, rolling into halftime with the score 86-51. The Unholies built their lead to 144-78 halfway through the second period, but the Quad Squad scrapped back for a final margin of 170-126.

After a year’s absence, Thunder Kitten returned to the Quad Squad bench to lead her team with 43 points, 40 in the second half. With four veterans not suited up, all the Unholy Roller skaters saw plenty of track time.  Rita Slayworth skated in 18 of 33 jams. Mack the Knife led her team’s scoring with 47 points, while rookie Twisted Halo showed her promise with a 20-point jam in the second half on the way to 32 points for the game. -- Geoffey Saucer