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THE BIG HIT
Mosaic Place
Moose Jaw, SK
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THE BIG HIT
Lil Chicago Roller Derby League is proud to announce our first bootcamp, "The Big Hit" Featuring Guest "Skinny Minnie Miller, LA Thunderbirds (Gwen Miller)  

Headliner Bout:  Team Saskatchewan vs Alberta All-Stars

April 19 - 21

Coach Lime:

Cutting his teeth with the Oil City Derby Girls back in early 2007, Lime has run the bench for the OCDG All Stars in Edmonton, Saskatoon's SRDL, CARDA's Missfits and the Red Deer Belladonnas. He has also spent time in British Columbia working with the Okanagan's OSRDA and TCDD in Kamloops and down east with Moncton's Muddy River Rollers and Fredericton's Daisy Cutters. Lime travelled with Hoochie, 8-Mean Wheeler, Sour Cherry and Trailer Park Tracy over to the UK in 2008, coaching Team Canada in Glasgow, Birmingham and London and then co-founded Team Canada Mens Roller Derby along with Noah Backtalk, seeing playing time with Johnny Capote and the boys in 2009 and 2010 and he jumped at a chance to play with Seattle's Puget Sound Outcast on an Eastern US swing. You can often spot him on the bench as coach of the Vancouver Murder mens squad. 2013 will be another busy season, highlighted by the RDAC Nationals, with Lime bench coaching both Moncton and Saskatoon. Working with newer leagues and skaters is a treat, and Lime admits he enjoys the sport the most when he gets the opportunity to teach game strategy during practices, clinics and bootcamps as a guest coach.


Cousin Vegas:

Cousin Vegas started out as head ref and head coach of the largest league in Canada, which was in the West Kootenay of BC.

A word from Beretta Lynch of the TCRG All Stars: "...Vegas continued [in] a leadership role as head referee, in which he competently trained our entire ref crew individually and through a successful season-opening workshop. From there, other refs were empowered to move into leadership roles and Vegas continued as head coach of the [Gnarlie's] Angels, but he also moved into the head coach position of our newly formed travel team, the Kootenay Kannibelles. . . Add to this his unselfish skill sharing with nearly all of our now seven-team league, and one sees that his enthusiasm and game smarts have positively influenced our entire regionas well as spread into the East Kootenays via referee and coach mentoring for their league. As a result of a workload that carried our skaters to new skill levels and appreciation for the sport, Vegas was voted 2011 League MVP.
[The Gnarlie's Angels had an undefeated season, and the Kannibelles moved into fifth place in Canada on Rollergirl.ca rankings].

Vegas has a keen strategic eye. He strongly supports sportswomanship and team cohesion. He's an advocate for his players, of any skill level: he graciously helps any skater wishing to improve. Add to this a clever, competitive streak , and it's clear Vegas will be a huge asset to your league."



Bazinga:

(aka. Danielle Belliveau) joined Pile O' Bones Derby Club in late 2010 and has been playing roller derby ever since.

She served as co-captain for her house team in 2012. She started training fresh meat with PBDC in 2011.

Bazinga was voted Rookie MVP in 2011 and received Best Jammer for her house teams in both 2011 and 2012. In 2011, she was short-listed for Team Canada and has since guest skated for the Oil City All-Stars and the Red Deer Belladonnas. Bazinga recently made the first ever Team Sask.

Prior to derby, Bazinga was a competitive figure skater for seven years. For the majority of these years she was a member of Team Saskatchewan and coached for two figure skating clubs within Saskatchewan.

In life (*cough* derby), Bazinga believes that setting goals is part of creating success for oneself and wishes to influence others to constantly set goals and challenge themselves.



Maiden Sane:

(aka. Azure Benesh) has been playing roller derby since she joined Pile O' Bones Derby Club in late 2009.

She has been a co-captain to house teams for two years and has had the pleasure to serve as a captain for Pile O' Bones Sugar Skulls. Within Pile O' Bones, Maiden functions as a trainer for fresh meat and her league mates.

Received Best Jammer for her house team in 2010, voted League MVP in 2011 and received Triple Threat award in 2012, Maiden was also a member of Team Canada competing at Blood and Thunder World Cup in 2011 coming home with a silver medal. More recently, Maiden has made the first ever roller derby Team Sask and is looking forward to skating this year with the team.

Besides roller derby, Maiden has nearly a dozen years of high-preformance water polo training under her belt from which she has gained experience as a team player, coach and team captain. To this day when she is not skating, you may catch her participating in weekend water-polo tournaments.

As a derby trainer, Maiden is hopes to aid in the individual toolbox growth of each skater while helping skaters understand the magnificence that can be achieved by playing as a team.




Commie:

Has been skating since 2007 when she joined Forest City Derby Girls in London, Ontario. She became rookie of the year her first season. Since then she has had the privilege to train  with many leagues across Canada and Northern states. She became a coach herself in 2010 and had the opportunity to teach and coach skaters and teams of all skill levels. She had the privilege to co-captain her travel team. After moving to Edmonton, Alberta, she became the assistant captain of the local league's travel team and head trainer for her home team. That season she coached her home team to an undefeated season championship, and played with her travel team to get to the top spots at Westerns Tournaments. Since she has moved to Saskatchewan, she has been guest coaching for many leagues around the province and contributed to their improvement. Commie also referees games that she is not playing. She has been refereeing since 2009 and has great knowledge of the rules and can help skaters learn mental game in conjunction with physical one.


BOOTCAMP DETAILS:

FRIDAY NIGHT: Hillcrest Sports Center
Early Registration
Derby Baby Showing
Disco Skating Dance Party: Dress for event



SATURDAY: Mosaic Place

Warm-up with Team Redgoat

Coaches:
Coach Lime
Cousin Vegas
Maiden Sane
Bazinga
Commie
Rules Class

Special Guest: SKINNY MINNIE MILLER!

Junior Invitational Bout

Team SASK vs Alberta All-Stars

After Party @ Eagles Hall



SUNDAY: Mosaic Place

Team Redgoat warm up

Rookie Scrimmage
Int/Adv Scrimmage
Co-ed Scrimmage if enough interest

Location

Mosaic Place (View)
110 Main St. N
Moose Jaw, SK S6H 4E9
Canada

Categories

Sports > Roller Derby

Minimum Age: 8
Kid Friendly: Yes!
Dog Friendly: No
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes!

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Apr 17, 2013 11:51 AM
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Apr 16, 2013 6:18 PM
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