Ring in the New Year with Roller Derby in Madison!

by | Dec 22, 2014 | 0 comments

Mad Rollin’ Dolls flat track roller derby welcomes the New Year in Madison with a double-header at the Exposition Hall at the Alliant Energy Center on Saturday, January 3
 
Madison, Wis. – The Mad Rollin’ Dolls’ four home teams will ring in the New Year with hard hits and fast skating action on Saturday, January 3 at the Exposition Hall at the Alliant Energy Center!
 
Tickets for the bout are $12 in advance or $15 at the door. Kids ages four through 10 are admitted at half price, and 3 and under are free. Doors open at 5 p.m., and the bouts start at 6 p.m.
 
All four home teams will face off against each other in the continued quest championship seeding: Skate crime syndicate the Reservoir Dolls will face off with the superheroes of the Quad Squad, followed by the undead terrors the Unholy Rollers vs. the wily foxes of the Vaudeville Vixens!
 
Follow the action and build your dream teams via MRD’s first-ever public fantasy roller derby league! Sign up now: http://www.fantasizr.com/sport/fantasy-roller-derby
 
For information on purchasing tickets, a complete season schedule, and after-party locations, go to madrollindolls.com.
 
A portion of the proceeds from this game will go to benefit the Friends of the Lower Wisconsin Riverway, an organization that works to protect and preserve the wilderness type experience of the Lower Wisconsin State Riverway: http://wisconsinriverfriends.org/

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