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2019 NZ Top 10 Champs

ABOUT

In 2006, an American skater by the name of Black Dahlia brought her skates with her during her trip in New Zealand. She established the Pirate City Rollers in Auckland, the first roller derby league outside of the Northern Hemisphere.

The Pirate City Rollers became an apprentice member of the Women’s Flat Track Derby Association in 2011 – the first New Zealand league to do so. They were the first NZ league to graduate to full membership in September 2013.

 

In 2017 PCR made history, yet again,  and became the first NZ team to qualify for the Div 2 playoffs in the USA.

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TEAMS

All Scars

PCRs Top Ranked Team

Our All Scars represent the very best Pirate City has to offer - currently National Champs (2019). They are a competitive team who in 2017 made history by being the first NZ team to qualify for the Div 2 playoffs in the USA. They have consistently been one of the top ranked teams in NZ since their conception.

Broadside Brawlers

PCR Development Team

The Broadside Brawlers are Pirate City Rollers development level team. They are a competitive team that plays domestically and internationally with a main focus of development within a supportive environment.

CONTACT

Training Venue:

Our main training venue is the Trusts Arena in Henderson, Auckland. This varies, but is our main venue.

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Email:

PCR Chair / Belynda Hibbert: google@piratecityrollers.com

PCR Coaching / Zoe Kristensen & Esther Smith: coaching@piratecityrollers.com

PCR Recruitment / Amy Raine: recruitment@piratecityrollers.com

PCR Media / Shaylin Shadanbaz & Emma Beeby: media@piratecityrollers.com

PCR Interleague / Shannon Fraser: interleague@piratecityrollers.com

 

We can also be reached via Twitter or Facebook.

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