The Association
Montreal Mixed Roller Derby is a roller derby sports association founded in 2010 in Montreal. Its mission is to promote and develop the practice of roller derby. The association organizes regular training sessions in Montreal and supports the athletic and personal growth of its members, both on and off the track.
Our team brings together players from all backgrounds, united by a passion for roller derby and the desire to build a strong, supportive community. Training sessions take place in Montreal in a safe, welcoming environment, suited to both beginners and more experienced skaters.
For roller derby matches, the association is represented by the team: MontRoyal
Training
Saturdays between 10:30 AM and 12:30 PM at Collège Maisonneuve in Montreal.
A scrimmage is organized once a month.
Prices
- 15$CAD per training session, the first session is free
- 20$CAD for the scrimmage.
Roller Derby
Born in the United States in the 1930s, roller derby first appeared as a very popular sport‑spectacle. After a decline in the 1970s, it re‑emerged in the early 2000s in a modern form in the United States. In 2004, the creation of the WFTDA structured the discipline and accelerated its international growth, notably in Europe and Canada.
Roller derby is a full‑contact team sport played on an oval track (most often flat). Two teams of five skaters face off: a jammer scores points by passing opponents, while blockers form a pack to help or stop the jammer.