Team Profile

Boston Derby Dames (#22)

Team Name: Boston Massacre

Based In: Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Joined WFTDA: 2005

Previous Playoffs and Championships Appearances:

2007 - lost in East 1st round
2008 - won East 5th place game
2009 - lost in Championships quarterfinals
2010 - lost East 3rd place game
2011 - won East 7th place game
2012 - won East 7th place game
2013 - won D1 Salem 7th place game

2014 Season Record: 0-5

Playoffs Roster

101 - Anna Wrecksya
103F - Hayley Contagious
1111 - Maya Mangleyou
1634 - Stevie Nixher
1929 - Amy Rock
1978 - Space Invader
1987 - Shark Week
2997 - Estrogeena Davis
2L2Q - MC SlamHer
357 - Vixen Ta Hitcha
43 - Ginger Kid
451 - Lil' Paine
4747 - America Ferocious
666 - Dottie Danger
8 - Planitz Collide
859 - Shayna Nestor
88 - HardCore
99M - Womanimal
B33P - Artoo Detoonate
K1N6 - Flyin' King

Q&A

What was the turning point for your league to make it to Playoffs this season?
Our victories have been in the journey: In developing new talent, breaking old habits and building new skills. The new people are filling big shoes, but they’re carving a space for their unique talents.

Has your league experienced any retirements, transfers or injuries in the past year that have made a substantial difference in your league’s play and performance?
Our team did experience retirements, relocations, or long term injury breaks since the last Play offs namely: Lois Carmen Dominator (LCD), Dixie Kicks, Craisy Dukes, and Bad Person. But we’ve also gained several new skaters who are doing very well: Planitz Collide, Stevie Nixher (transfer), Amy Rock, America Ferocious (Transfer), Hardcore, and Womanimal.

Additionally, many skaters on the team are getting opportunities outside of our team on World Cup rosters:
Maya Mangleyou - Team Canada
Lil Paine - Team Ireland, Captain
Womanimal - Team Switzerland

Does your league have a motto, or words that it lives by?
“Feel the rhythm, feel the rhyme, get on up, it’s derby time.” It means we stay focused, take ownership, are courageous, and bring intensity. It means we appreciate the moment, and stay in it because thousands of skaters out there would do anything for what we’re worked for, and to appreciate and not take for granted the opportunities we have that millions of women do not have. We’re skating for each other, our league, city, country, and all women.