Final Rankings for 2012

		Team	Wins	Losses	Rank Pts
	1	London Rollergirls	2	0	234.8
	2	Glasgow Roller Derby	7	1	157.8
	3	Central City Rollergirls	6	4	128.4
	4	Rainy City Roller Girls	3	2	125.2
	5	London Rockin Rollers	6	2	115.1
	6	Leeds Roller Dolls	4	4	109.4
	7	Auld Reekie Roller Girls	5	7	107.0
	8	London Rollergirls [B]	3	0	98.4
	9	Tiger Bay Brawlers	6	3	83.9
+1	10	Big Bucks High Rollers	4	4	48.1
-1	11	Brighton Rockers	5	1	47.7
	12	Hellfire Harlots	6	2	46.7
+1	13	Hot Wheel Roller Derby	8	4	42.1
-1	14	Middlesbrough Milk Rollers	6	2	41.8
	15	Birmingham Blitz Dames	4	4	36.7
+5	16	Southern Discomfort	9	0	34.0
+6	17	Quad Guards	7	2	33.3
-1	18	Lincolnshire Bombers	2	6	33.2
-3	19	Sheffield Steel Roller Girls	2	5	32.4
-2	20	Dublin Roller Girls	6	2	30.1
+5	21	Lincolnshire Rolling Thunder	3	0	29.9
-3	22	London Rollergirls [C]	1	2	29.9
-3	23	Royal Windsor Rollergirls	4	2	27.8
+3	24	Dolly Rockit Rollers	3	8	21.5
	25	Newcastle Roller Girls	5	5	21.5
-2	26	Bristol Roller Derby	8	3	21.3
+6	27	Tyne & Fear	6	4	21.1
-6	28	Croydon Roller Derby	3	4	20.6
	29	Leeds Roller Dolls [B]	2	3	19.9
	30	Glasgow Roller Derby [B]	5	2	19.9
-3	31	London Rockin Rollers [B]	0	3	19.9
	32	Manchester Roller Derby	6	4	19.5
+2	33	Expendables	4	4	18.8
-3	34	Kent Rollergirls	3	2	17.9
+5	35	New Wheeled Order	5	7	17.8
-2	36	Central City Rollergirls [B]	2	4	15.8
+6	37	Inhuman League	5	10	14.7
-2	38	Dundee Roller Girls	5	1	12.3
+3	39	Granite City Roller Girls	1	4	12.1
-2	40	Auld Reekie Roller Girls [B]	2	2	11.5
	41	Cork City Firebirds	0	2	11.3
-5	42	Liverpool Roller Birds	1	6	11.3
-4	43	Rainy City Roller Girls [B]	3	3	9.6
	44	Seaside Sirens Roller Girls	4	3	8.7
+4	45	Crash Test Brummies	1	7	8.6
-1	46	Imposters Roller Girls	2	3	8.5
-1	47	Romsey Town Rollerbillies	3	5	7.9
	48	Severn Roller Torrent	0	6	6.8
-2	49	Plymouth City Roller Girls	3	3	6.7
+1	50	Cardiff Roller Collective	5	0	5.9
-1	51	Newcastle Roller Girls [B]	8	1	5.5
	52	Sheffield Steel Roller Girls [B]	4	4	5.4
+5	53	South West Angels of Terror	4	0	5.2
	54	Hulls Angels Roller Dames	0	6	5.0
-2	55	Lincolnshire Bombers [B]	1	4	4.9
-1	56	Belfast Roller Derby	3	4	4.6
+4	57	Jakey Bites	0	5	4.0
-1	58	Dolly Rockit Rollers [B]	3	2	4.0
	59	Wolverhampton Honour Rollers	1	2	3.8
	60	Central City Rollergirls [C]	3	0	3.6
-5	61	Tiger Bay Brawlers [B]	3	1	3.4
+3	62	Bruising Banditas	2	2	2.8
	63	Liverpool Roller Birds [B]	1	2	2.7
-2	64	Milton Keynes Concrete Cows	5	1	2.6
+7	65	Bristol Roller Derby [B]	3	0	2.5
+1	66	Nottingham Roller Girls	0	2	2.4
+1	67	Dublin Roller Girls [B]	3	1	2.4
-4	68	Swansea City Roller Derby	3	4	2.4
+1	69	Mean Valley Roller Girls	3	2	2.2
-4	70	Furness Firecrackers	1	4	1.9
-2	71	Rebellion Roller Derby	4	3	1.9
+1	72	Portsmouth Roller Wenches	3	0	1.6
+1	73	Middlesbrough Milk Rollers [B]	0	2	1.5
+1	74	Limerick Roller Derby	0	2	1.5
-4	75	Oxford Roller Derby	3	6	1.4
	76	Norfolk Brawds	2	2	1.3
+1	77	Fair City Rollers	0	4	1.3
-1	78	Wakey Wheeled Cats	1	2	1.2
	79	Fierce Valley Roller Girls	1	2	1.2
+1	80	Wiltshire Roller Derby	0	3	1.1
+4	81	Birmingham Blitz Dames [B]	1	2	0.9
-2	82	Hell's Belles	1	5	0.9
+1	83	Shoetown Slayers	0	3	0.8
-2	84	Bedfordshire Roller Girls	2	3	0.8
-2	85	Preston Roller Girls	1	1	0.8
-->	86	Kernow Rollers	0	2	0.7
-1	87	Manchester Roller Derby [B]	2	3	0.7
-1	88	Vendetta Vixens	0	5	0.5
-->	89	Dorset Roller Girls	1	1	0.5
-2	90	Evolution Rollergirls	1	3	0.4
-2	91	Wirral Whipiteres	0	3	0.2

Enjoy your holiday break, everyone, and I hope we all do better without those pesky minors.

December 15 & 16 bout guide

This weekend is the LAST for minors in the UK!  Boy, am I a happy man about that one!

Details:

#14 Hot Wheel look to settle yet another score against #25 Newcastle, who hold a 1-0 record in head to head competition.  A big win could see Hot Wheel overtake #13 Middlesbrough, or Newcastle overtake #24 Bristol.

#33 Tyne and Fear host #26 Lincolnshire Rolling Thunder in the first meeting of the two teams.  Lincolnshire here with an opportunity to finish 2012 with an unblemished record.

#58 SWAT challenge #47 Plymouth City in the SWUK tournament.  SWAT are currently undefeated, but their ranking took a nose dive when one of their early bouts expired.  Look for them to try to earn back that top position within the tournament, currently held by PCR.

Also in that tournament, Dorset and Kernow both have their 2nd bout.  This means that both will make their debut on the chart this Monday, and one will have a win to boot.

Finally, the #65 Bruising Banditas host #50 Newcastle [B] in the absolute FINAL minor-penalties bout in the UK EVER.  Luna, captain of the Banditas said that she hopes her team will "make this game a memorable swansong for the 2010 rule set."


Enjoy the derby, and cheer for every minor you see!!!

UKRDA & the off-season

The UK is lucky, in one sense, because there's a voluntary, democratic national governing body for roller derby, the UKRDA. Not many other countries have taken this step. This is a huge potential benefit for the future of the game throughout the UK.

However, so far the mission of the UKRDA appears to be to collect signatures and name leagues as members on their website. They have run tournaments in the past, and I have heard that they do an excellent job of it. But it takes more than that to be a useful governing body.

Now, I've heard through the grapevine that the UKRDA is planning on doing rankings and sanctioning bouts in the future. At first, I scoffed at the idea. There are already 5 rankings that cover UKRDA leagues, listed in increasing order of coverage:

1. Mine, which covers all UK & Ireland travel teams
2. European Roller Derby Rankings, which covers all leagues in Europe
3. EuroDerby, which also covers all Euro-leagues
4. Flat Track Stats, which covers all reported bouts and leagues
   AND
5. DNN Power Rankings, which covers all leagues, worldwide, who are big enough to merit ranking

Thus, a UKRDA ranking would be the 6th scheme to rank member leagues. Not much added value, or so it seems.

Sanctioning, as well, seems a near pointless exercise at first. Just how much extra does it mean for a bout to be 'sanctioned' as opposed to 'unsanctioned'? Will fans pay more? I doubt it. Will unsanctioned bouts not count for the record or something?

AH-HAH!!!

A way of getting rid of that pesky closed-bout problem, maybe? Allow teams to play 'friendlies' that don't count, then bout for rankings in sanctioned contests...

UKRDA are on to something here...

This brings me to my second point in the title. More than a few skaters and coaches have stated the need for an off-season in derby. It would reduce the number of stress-related injuries, it would reduce derby-burnout and early retirement, it would give skaters and leagues a chance to get back to basics in training rather than advanced tactics.

The problem is that leagues which observe an off season don't always observe the same ones. LRG's seems to follow the calendar year, whereas CCR's is tuned to football season.

Here's where UKRDA have the opportunity to help the UK derby scene take a massive step forward:

Only sanction bouts between [March] and [September].

I put the months in brackets because the timing is not the point. The point is that UKRDA can offer an incentive for member leagues to observe the same off-season, and thus clean up one issue facing the game. They can simultaneously demonstrate wisdom and good leadership. And they can ensure that their ranking and sanctioning system will have an important place in the UK derby scene.

This is one of those opportunities that don't come around very often.  This is one of those times for a true continental shift in the game. UKRDA, the lack-of-a-ball is in your court. Use it wisely.

Also, let me say, just because UKRDA exist doesn't mean there shouldn't be a Scottish RDA or a Welsh RDU, or even an East Midland Derby Alliance. The South West UK tournament acts similar to the Football League, as does the End of the World Series. These are de facto governing institutions and cooperative unions for their respective leagues.  

It makes a large amount of sense for local area leagues to unionise to share bout planning, venue hire negotiation, council negotiation, etc.  We all want the sport to grow, let's keep working together to make that happen.

Results & Table for 10 December

What a day of bouts.  Junior derby now underway in Wales, what a wonderful era we live in now.

Also, #9 Tiger Bay lost a close one to #2 Glasgow, 113-107.  Unfortunately, it wasn't enough to move them up to #8, but did move them up 10 ranking points, over 30 clear of #10.

#70 Mean Valley slipped 162-196 to #85 Birmingham Blitz Dames [B], moving the two closer to each other on the table.

Dublin [A]#18 & [B]#68 both defeated Manchester [A]#32 & [B]#86, lifting the A-team further up the chart.  Manchester end the short tour winless, but undoubtedly learned a few lessons to work on over the holidays.

#14 Hot Wheel "settled their score" in serious fashion, 296-71, over #27 Dolly Rocket.  However, neither move, indicating that it was the expected performance.


Full Table:

		Team	Wins	Losses	Rank Pts
	1	London Rollergirls	2	0	237.8
	2	Glasgow Roller Derby	7	1	159.2
	3	Central City Rollergirls	6	4	129.8
	4	Rainy City Roller Girls	3	2	124.0
	5	London Rockin Rollers	6	2	116.6
+1	6	Leeds Roller Dolls	4	4	110.7
-1	7	Auld Reekie Roller Girls	5	7	108.5
	8	London Rollergirls [B]	3	0	100.2
	9	Tiger Bay Brawlers	6	3	85.5
+1	10	Brighton Rockers	5	1	51.0
-1	11	Big Bucks High Rollers	4	4	50.6
	12	Hellfire Harlots	6	2	47.0
	13	Middlesbrough Milk Rollers	6	2	41.9
	14	Hot Wheel Roller Derby	7	4	41.2
+1	15	Birmingham Blitz Dames	4	4	38.0
+2	16	Sheffield Steel Roller Girls	2	5	33.6
	17	Lincolnshire Bombers	2	6	33.2
+2	18	Dublin Roller Girls	6	2	31.9
+2	19	London Rollergirls [C]	1	2	31.3
+2	20	Royal Windsor Rollergirls	4	2	29.8
-6	21	Southern Discomfort	9	0	25.1
+2	22	Croydon Roller Derby	4	4	24.4
-4	23	Quad Guards	7	2	24.3
+1	24	Bristol Roller Derby	8	3	23.8
+1	25	Newcastle Roller Girls	5	4	23.1
-3	26	Lincolnshire Rolling Thunder	2	0	22.4
	27	Dolly Rockit Rollers	4	8	22.3
+5	28	London Rockin Rollers [B]	0	3	21.0
	29	Leeds Roller Dolls [B]	2	3	20.6
+1	30	Glasgow Roller Derby [B]	5	2	20.1
-1	31	Kent Rollergirls	3	2	19.5
	32	Manchester Roller Derby	6	5	19.0
-5	33	Tyne & Fear	7	3	17.9
+1	34	Central City Rollergirls [B]	2	4	16.6
-1	35	Expendables	4	4	13.5
+2	36	Dundee Roller Girls	5	1	13.2
+4	37	Liverpool Roller Birds	1	6	12.7
-1	38	Auld Reekie Roller Girls [B]	2	2	12.5
+3	39	Rainy City Roller Girls [B]	3	4	12.0
-4	40	New Wheeled Order	5	8	12.0
+2	41	Cork City Firebirds	0	2	11.9
-2	42	Granite City Roller Girls	1	4	11.7
-4	43	Inhuman League	5	10	11.2
	44	Seaside Sirens Roller Girls	4	3	10.5
	45	Imposters Roller Girls	2	3	8.8
+2	46	Romsey Town Rollerbillies	3	5	8.6
-1	47	Plymouth City Roller Girls	3	2	8.3
+1	48	Severn Roller Torrent	0	6	7.1
-2	49	Crash Test Brummies	1	7	6.3
	50	Newcastle Roller Girls [B]	7	1	6.1
	51	Cardiff Roller Collective	5	0	6.0
	52	Sheffield Steel Roller Girls [B]	4	4	5.6
	53	Lincolnshire Bombers [B]	1	4	5.0
	54	Hulls Angels Roller Dames	0	6	4.7
	55	Belfast Roller Derby	3	4	4.5
	56	Tiger Bay Brawlers [B]	3	1	4.4
+2	57	Dolly Rockit Rollers [B]	3	2	4.1
-1	58	South West Angels of Terror	3	0	4.1
-1	59	Wolverhampton Honour Rollers	1	2	3.7
+1	60	Central City Rollergirls [C]	3	0	3.6
-1	61	Jakey Bites	0	5	2.9
	62	Milton Keynes Concrete Cows	5	1	2.9
+1	63	Liverpool Roller Birds [B]	1	2	2.7
-1	64	Swansea City Roller Derby	3	4	2.6
	65	Bruising Banditas	2	1	2.5
+2	66	Furness Firecrackers	1	4	2.5
+2	67	Nottingham Roller Girls	0	2	2.4
-2	68	Dublin Roller Girls [B]	3	1	2.4
+1	69	Rebellion Roller Derby	4	3	2.2
-3	70	Mean Valley Roller Girls	3	2	1.9
	71	Oxford Roller Derby	3	5	1.8
	72	Bristol Roller Derby [B]	2	0	1.8
+2	73	Portsmouth Roller Wenches	3	0	1.6
-1	74	Middlesbrough Milk Rollers [B]	0	2	1.5
+3	75	Limerick Roller Derby	0	2	1.4
+1	76	Norfolk Brawds	2	2	1.4
-1	77	Wakey Wheeled Cats	1	2	1.4
-4	78	Fair City Rollers	0	4	1.4
	79	Fierce Valley Roller Girls	1	2	1.2
	80	Hell's Belles	1	5	1.0
+1	81	Wiltshire Roller Derby	0	3	0.9
-1	82	Bedfordshire Roller Girls	2	3	0.9
+1	83	Preston Roller Girls	1	1	0.9
-1	84	Shoetown Slayers	0	3	0.8
+3	85	Birmingham Blitz Dames [B]	1	2	0.8
-1	86	Manchester Roller Derby [B]	2	3	0.8
-1	87	Vendetta Vixens	0	5	0.6
-1	88	Evolution Rollergirls	1	3	0.4
	89	Wirral Whipiteres	0	3	0.2

December 8 Bout Guide

Here's what to look forward to this Saturday out on the track:

• #67 Mean Valley host #88 Birmingham Blitz [B] in a bid to continue their climb this season.  BBD did not field a B-team in bouts for almost 16 months, and this will be their third bout since their reintroduction.

• Manchester Roller Derby send both A and B teams over to Dublin for a double header. #85 MRD[B] are 2-2 right now, and can finish the 2012 season with a winning record if they can take down #66 DRG[B], who also need a win to finish 2012 above even.
  
  The A-team bout features #32 MRD travelling to #20 DRG. The Irish side won their one previous meeting, and have managed to increase the distance between the two leagues on the chart ever since. However, according to MRD's SkullDozer, "This time it's a very different team, we have worked very hard on adapting to situations & reading the other team for their tactics. I think it'll be a tough game, but if they keep their heads & work hard I think they stand a chance!"


• #27 Dolly Rockit are heading to #14 Hot Wheel for the third bout between the two leagues. Head-to-head, DRR have a 2-0 lead, and the two have traded the higher position on the rankings 3 times in the last 12 months. HWRD have been climbing into the teens, though, whilst DRR are still trying to climb back up after a disappointing July and August.
  
  I spoke with Jerry Atric from HWRD, who explained to me that it's part of his grand strategy to bout against difficult teams, then "settle the score" if they win the first time. Hence the back-to-back bouts against DRR and Newcastle, both with winning records over Hot Wheel. "Both the Dollies and Newcastle have both shown historically that they can play some solid roller derby and they are certainly not bouts to be taken lightly," he told me.  Saturday should show if they've made that turnaround.


• In the headline bout of the weekend, #2 Glasgow, fresh off a great performance in Europe and an 11-month undefeated stretch in the UK, take on #9 Tiger Bay, looking to establish themselves as permanent members of the top-10 club. Both teams made significant climbs up the chart this summer, and even a good perfomance in a loss for the Brawlers should cement their reputation as one of the UK's power leagues.
  
  However, the reason this bout is my headliner isn't the two big-name teams taking the track second. It's the two junior derby teams taking the track first! I think this is the first time I'm excited for a bout that won't go into the ranking scheme, or produce stats, or anything like that. This time I'm excited because British derby will be taking a massive step forward, led by the Brawlers, with the public growth of the junior game.

Good luck to everyone this weekend, and the best to those under-18s skating in Wales!  Roll Britannia!

See the future...

This weekend, the Tiger Bay Brawlers' junior derby outfit, the Tiger Cubs, take to the track for the first time.  This marks a quantum leap in British derby, as now the new generation of skaters will be learning derby as teenagers, not as young adults.

The first junior roller derby league was established in Tuscon, Arizona, in 2006.  By now, the Junior Roller Derby Association list over 40 leagues in 5 countries, of which only a few are JRDA members.


Why junior derby, though?

Someone once asked a great skater, I believe it was Suzy Hotrod, what she did to be the greatest skater in the game.  Her answer was simply that she had been skating derby longer than anyone else.  A junior derby team is that investment of time into the derby future.

It's the future of the league.  The Brawlers are, like other leagues, normally limited to recruiting over 18s, due to liability issues.  Generally speaking, these recruits have had no derby experience, and must be built up from zero.  Soon, the next generation of Brawlers will have been skating derby for years before even turning 18.  They'll already have all the basics: tactical know-how, equipment, skate skills, and perhaps even a derby name!

It's the future of the fans.  In the US, the growth of youth soccer in the 90s is largely responsible for the growth in fan support for the game.  The parents watch their kids play, get to like the game, then start watching it at the top level.  The same will likely be true in derby; parents will eventually come to bouts that do not even involve their children!

It's the future of Wales.  Two out of the four junior derby teams I've found in the UK are located there.  Perhaps unintentionally, the Welsh have set out to grow their national team from a virtual "M4 Derby Academy" with teams in Cardiff and Swansea.


If you go on Saturday, make an effort to show massive appreciation to these junior derby skaters.  Look around you.  You'll be seeing the future of British derby right there.

Recap and rankings for 3 December

Qualtiy derby this weekend!

Newcastle spoiled Central City [B]'s bid at an even 3-3 season with a solid 102-118 win, earning them a one-position improvement to #26 on the chart.

Bristol [B] debut on the chart at #72 with their strong 224-127 win over #58 Wolverhampton Honour Rollers.  Rainy City [B] were defeated, but with a statistically advantagous 145-124 scoreline.  They actually improve to #42 on the chart, with Bristol [A] holding at #25.

Further north, #85 Manchester [B] were able to keep their hopes of a winning 2012 campaign alive with a 192-108 victory over #87 Evolution, and the Mancunian men's team forced the #47 Brummies to look elsewhere for their 2nd victory convincingly, winning 236-123.

On to the chart!

		Team	Wins	Losses	Rank Pts
	1	London Rollergirls	2	0	242.3
	2	Glasgow Roller Derby	6	1	168.8
	3	Central City Rollergirls	6	4	129.3
	4	Rainy City Roller Girls	3	2	118.1
+1	5	London Rockin Rollers	7	2	111.5
+1	6	Auld Reekie Roller Girls	5	7	111.2
-2	7	Leeds Roller Dolls	4	4	111.2
	8	London Rollergirls [B]	3	0	105.0
	9	Tiger Bay Brawlers	6	2	71.0
	10	Big Bucks High Rollers	4	4	53.8
	11	Brighton Rockers	5	1	52.0
	12	Hellfire Harlots	6	2	50.4
	13	Middlesbrough Milk Rollers	6	2	44.1
	14	Hot Wheel Roller Derby	6	4	40.5
	15	Southern Discomfort	9	1	38.5
	16	Birmingham Blitz Dames	4	4	38.3
+1	17	Lincolnshire Bombers	2	6	35.0
+1	18	Sheffield Steel Roller Girls	2	5	34.8
-2	19	Quad Guards	7	2	34.4
	20	Dublin Roller Girls	5	2	33.6
	21	London Rollergirls [C]	1	2	30.8
+1	22	Royal Windsor Rollergirls	4	2	29.4
-1	23	Lincolnshire Rolling Thunder	2	0	29.1
	24	Croydon Roller Derby	4	4	26.2
	25	Bristol Roller Derby	8	3	25.6
+1	26	Newcastle Roller Girls	6	4	24.2
+1	27	Dolly Rockit Rollers	4	7	23.9
-2	28	Tyne & Fear	7	3	23.8
	29	Leeds Roller Dolls [B]	2	3	22.4
	30	Kent Rollergirls	3	2	22.3
	31	Glasgow Roller Derby [B]	5	2	21.9
+1	32	Manchester Roller Derby	6	4	20.5
-1	33	London Rockin Rollers [B]	0	3	20.1
+1	34	The Expendables	4	4	19.1
-1	35	Central City Rollergirls [B]	2	4	17.5
	36	New Wheeled Order	5	8	16.3
+1	37	Auld Reekie Roller Girls [B]	2	3	15.7
+1	38	Dundee Roller Girls	5	1	14.6
+1	39	The Inhuman League	5	10	13.9
+1	40	Granite City Roller Girls	1	4	13.3
+1	41	Liverpool Roller Birds	1	6	13.3
+8	42	Rainy City Roller Girls [B]	3	4	12.5
+1	43	Cork City Firebirds	0	2	11.8
-1	44	Seaside Sirens Roller Girls	4	3	11.4
	45	Imposters Roller Girls	2	3	9.5
+1	46	Plymouth City Roller Girls	3	2	9.0
-1	47	Crash Test Brummies	1	7	9.0
+1	48	Romsey Town Rollerbillies	3	5	8.8
-1	49	Severn Roller Torrent	0	6	7.6
+2	50	Newcastle Roller Girls [B]	7	1	6.9
	51	Cardiff Roller Collective	6	0	6.6
+2	52	Sheffield Steel Roller Girls [B]	4	4	5.8
+2	53	Lincolnshire Bombers [B]	1	4	5.6
+2	54	Hulls Angels Roller Dames	0	6	5.5
+2	55	Belfast Roller Derby	3	4	4.9
+5	56	Tiger Bay Brawlers [B]	3	1	4.8
-20	57	South West Angels of Terror	3	0	4.3
-5	58	Wolverhampton Honour Rollers	1	2	4.1
+1	59	Dolly Rockit Rollers [B]	3	3	3.9
-1	60	The Jakey Bites	0	5	3.9
-3	61	Central City Rollergirls [C]	3	0	3.8
	62	Milton Keynes Concrete Cows	5	1	3.2
	63	Swansea City Slayers	3	4	3.1
	64	Liverpool Roller Birds [B]	1	2	3.0
+1	65	Bruising Banditas	2	1	2.9
-1	66	Dublin Roller Girls [B]	2	1	2.8
	67	Mean Valley Roller Girls	3	1	2.7
+3	68	Furness Firecrackers	1	4	2.7
-1	69	Nottingham Roller Girls	0	2	2.5
-1	70	Rebellion Roller Derby	4	3	2.4
-1	71	Oxford Roller Derby	3	5	2.0
-->	72	Bristol Roller Derby [B]	2	0	1.9
-1	73	Middlesbrough Milk Rollers [B]	0	2	1.8
	74	Fair City Rollers	0	4	1.7
-2	75	Portsmouth Roller Wenches	3	0	1.7
	76	Wakey Wheeled Cats	1	2	1.7
-2	77	Norfolk Brawds	2	2	1.6
-1	78	Limerick Roller Girls	0	2	1.5
	79	Fierce Valley Roller Girls	1	2	1.4
	80	Hell's Belles	1	5	1.2
	81	Bedfordshire Roller Girls	2	3	1.1
-4	82	Wiltshire Roller Derby	0	3	0.9
-1	83	Shoetown Slayers	0	3	0.9
	84	Preston Rollergirls	1	1	0.9
-2	85	Manchester Roller Derby [B]	2	2	0.9
-1	86	Vendetta Vixens	0	5	0.7
-1	87	Evolution Rollergirls	1	3	0.4
-1	88	Birmingham Blitz Dames [B]	0	2	0.3
-1	89	Wirral Whipiteres	0	3	0.2