With a 90-day training program, the Twister City Roller Derby allow players of all different levels to hone their skill. Through hard work and a rigorous training schedule, this league was honored to become the youngest ever accepted as a full member of the Women’s Flat Track Derby Association, or WFTDA.

Challenging and hard-hitting, the modern sport of Flat Track Derby is governed by the WFTDA. Established in 2001, this organization provides a standardized set of rules and safety guidelines for each league and creates a platform for national competition.

From skating rinks to event centers or even parking lots, derby matches (called bouts) can be held on any skateable surface. Each bout consists of two thirty minute halves with each half being further broken down into two-minute shifts or jams.