Tahoe Derby Dames hit the track for first home bout of season, fall to Woodland Area Roller Derby (Photos)
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Tahoe skaters look on from the bench Saturday night.
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Zippity skates free from the pack Saturday.
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Rodeo circles the track after breaking free from the pack Saturday night. Anthony
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A Derby Dames skater jockeys for position with Woodland opposition Saturday.
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Led by Vette the Threat (middle), Derby Dames form a wall to block a Woodland jammer Saturday.
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Tahoe Derby Dames skaters (left to right) Vette the Threat, Zippity and Slayer link together during the Damesâ home bout against Woodland Area Roller Derby at Bijou Community Park on Saturday, June 18.
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SOUTH LAKE TAHOE — The Tahoe Derby Dames hosted their first roller derby bout of the summer season Saturday, June 18, at Bijou Community Park. The Dames fell to Woodland Area Roller Derby of Woodland, California, 187-120 in a contest that was close until the end.
Tahoe’s next home bout is Saturday, July 16, against Carson Victory Rollers of Carson City, Nevada. For more information, visit http://www.tahoederbydames.com.
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