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AUSTIN,
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May
15 Recap:
Honky Tonk Heartbreakers Remain Undefeated
If
you missed Sunday's game, turn your backside to the nearest
person and ask for a good swift one 'cause you got it comin'!
Playland was bustin' at the seems with fans -- and they
came with the true Austin spirit: "Be Loud, Stay Late"!
The crowd was on their feet throughout the second half of
both games, straining to get as close to the track as possible...
hoping for a Texas Rollergirl to fly off the track and there
was a lot of that as these games were intense! That's a
reality you won't find anywhere else in Austin! And not
even beloved Lone Star could lure fans away from the action!
According to the official Beerland Report, Lone Star sales
plummeted during the dramatic second half.
But
we're getting ahead of ourselves...
Hell
Marys vs. Hustlers.
Both teams were hungry for a win after suffering two losses
each so far this season. But the Hell Marys were hurtin',
playing without their Captain and jammer supreme, Bloody
Mary (who was serving a forced stint in Detention Hall)...
and since game one, Texas Rollergirls fans have been wondering
just where those Hustlers from seasons-past were hiding.
Alert the media: they showed up for the game Sunday night!
Congratulations to the Hell Marys for skating some virgin
jammers -- there's great talent in that mix. But it wasn't
enough this Sunday night -- the Hustlers took those naughty
schoolgirls on a dizzying, first-half merry-go-round round.
The
second half didn't see the Hell Marys score many points,
but they put a true hurtin' on the Hustlers with unbelievable
blocking! The Crusher, booty blocking and body checking
with determination, forced Dinah-Mite to surrender. The
purple-clad dervish scored no points -- unheard of for Dinah-Mite...
In the end, she shook her head in defeat and applauded Crusher
for the whoopin' as she called off the jam. The first-rate
defense allowed for little scoring, however, and the game
ended with a final score: Hustlers 43,
Hell Marys 17.
Honky
Tonk Heartbreakers vs. Hotrod
Honeys.
Both teams were undefeated this season going into the game
-- and were confident they "owned" it. At the
start of the 5th jam, the Hotrod Honeys were holding to
within 2 points of the Honky Tonk Heartbreakrs -- and you
know those cowgirls do not like close scores! Eight Track
was at the Pivot, Sparkle Plenty was at the Jam... the tension
was thick. These two are sworn enemies! And what happened
next forced both teams to lose their heads! During the jam,
the two got into a rough-and-tumble... when the dust cleared,
both players had been ejected from the game, and Eight Track's
microphone priveleges had been permanently revoked (don't
drop an F-bomb at our PG-13 show, folks!) One devistating
jam later, the Hotrod Honeys found themselves down by 15...
Despite
valiant efforts by Cat Tastrophe, Lucille Brawl, Rice Rocket,
and the Hotrod Honeys Big D during the second half, the
point spread continued its wild bronco ride. When the final
whistle blew, Willie, Waylon and the girls had kicked their
asses; it was all over, but the cryin'. Final score:
Honky Tonk Heartbreakers 61, Hotrod Honeys 41.
But
the action doesn't end there, y'all! Bouts are over, mop
buckets come out, defeated players start the Lone Star self-medication,
and the winners run about high-fivin'... but the fans...
the fans stand mesmerized at track-side, reliving each dramatic
moment. On Sunday night, they had to be enticed, like the
Pied Piper's rats, out of the building and down to Ringers
Sports Bar for the after-party.
A
big Texas Rollergirls smooch to the Marshall
Ford Swing Band and our good friends the White
Ghost Shivers who kept the house swingin' and jumpin'
all night long... and to DJ Kris who had fans dancing in
the seats (and we've got the video to prove it!)
Kisses
and kicks to the Houston Rollergirls, Alamo
City Rollergirls, Rocky
Mountain Rollergirls, and Assassination
City Rollergirls for joining us Sunday night! It's
always an honor to have our rollersisters in the house representin'!
Flat track roller derby is taking over the country -- and
you'll soon have the chance to see your very own Texas Rollergirls
whoopin' it up with nearly 30 leagues across the U.S. of
A. Hell yeah, and yee-f*ckin'-ha! |