MADISON, WIS: Madison’s premier flat track roller derby league, the Mad Rollin’ Dolls, are excited to announce the second bout of their twelfth season of home team competition, and it’s a TRIPLE HEADER!

The “New Years Bruise-o-lutions” themed games take place on Saturday, January 23 at the Exhibition Hall at Alliant Energy Center, and feature an expo bout between our own Mad Wreckin’ Dolls recreational league vs. the Barbed Wire Betties of DeKalb, Illinois in the first match-up of the day: doors open early at 3:45 p.m. and the action kicks off at 4:15 p.m.!

After that, the battle for Leggy (MRD’s championship trophy) continues with the Quad Squad taking on the Vaudeville Vixens, both teams coming off wins in their first games of the season and ready to rumble for more. The Reservoir Dolls will face off with Unholy Rollers in the final game of the evening.

Our featured bout charity is Sheltering Animals of Abuse Victims (SAAV) – a portion of the proceeds will go to benefit this organization: http://www.saavprogram.org/

Halftime entertainment courtesy of the Madison chapter of the SCA (www.jararvellir.org), Omulu Capoeira – Madison (www.madisoncapoeira.org), and Raízes do Brasil Capoeira Madison (www.capoeiramadison.com).

Afterparty TBA

Tickets are $10 in advance if bought at one of our ticket outlets in Madison: Mallatt’s Costumes & Accessories on both Monroe and Williamson Streets, Pegasus Games, and 608 Skate (inside Fast Forward Skate Center).

Online ticket pre-sales are $12 for adults, $6 for children 4-11 (under 4 are always FREE) – http://www.isthmustickets.com/events/30365436/mad-rollin-dolls-season-12-game-2-8220new-years-bruise-o-lutions. Tickets at the door are $15.

Facebook listing: www.facebook.com/events/882021118578892/

MRD online: www.madrollindolls.com

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