On an unusually cold night in May 2006, lightning struck a small forgotten cemetery hidden in the busy downtown core of Toronto. In the brief flash of light, pale white hands missing patches of skin reached for the stars from under years of compacted soil.
As the storm passed the city mostly ignored by people sheltered comfortably in their homes, the corpses of 14 girls rose from the ground. Through reawakened anger and seeking justice for lost rollergirls from decades past, these girls shakily strapped wheels to their feet, and have since been skating faster, harder and stronger for hours every night until sunrise.
Always striving and grasping for revenge and malevolence, the Death Track Dolls swiftly became Toronto's roller derby team to dread. Already lifeless, the violent Dolls have no fear and nothing to lose. The jammers are whirlwinds and the blockers are objects to abhor.
We're bloody cute, bloody killers and we spread chaos, evil and death wherever we skate. Stay out of our way, and you'll be lucky if we spare your lives.
OUR 2008 SCHEDULE IS SET!!! BE SURE TO COME OUT AND SUPPORT YOUR DOLLS AT THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC GAMES!!!
Saturday June 7, 2008 - Death Track Dolls vs Bay Street Bruiser
Saturday July 5, 2008 - Death Track Dolls vs Dvas
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The Death Track Dolls would like to thank the following companies for supporting us and donating to our team and league!
Beau Monde Photography
Doll Factory Studios - Contact them here.
Tarts 'n' Tassles Fundraiser for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Canada
Aime Scott Clothing
Hells Belle's clothing
We are looking for volunteers, sponsors and local services to help us with a number of things a roller derby team needs. If you think you have a service to offer us, please send us a message!!
