Team Profile

Kansas City Roller Warriors (#45)

Team Name: All Stars

Based in: Kansas City, Missouri, USA

Joined WFTDA: Founding member

Previous Playoffs and Championships Experience:

KCRW has competed in every WFTDA playoff tournament since the first Dust Devil in 2006.

2014 8th Place, D1 Sacramento
2013 5th Place, D1 Richmond
2012 lost in Championships 1st Round
2011 lost Championships 3rd place game
2010 lost in Championships Quarterfinals
2009 lost in Championships 1st Round
2008 6th Place, West
2007 WFTDA Champions
2006 lost in Championships Quarterfinals

2015 Record: 4-5

Playoffs Charter

10 Enigma
11 Rump Wrecker
118 Rayna Pain
1800 The Pain
24 Bruz-Her
3 Case Closed
34 Xcelerator
4 JessiKaboom
41 Mayhem Myers
421 Turtle Power
47 Dr. Dread (C)
5000 Baby Buster
501 A P Leasure
601 Dixie Wolf
75 Raia Sunshine!
79 Mary Lou Wretched
84 Tuff Noogies
91 Foxxi Brown
AK47 Lady Killshot
W00 Erin No Bragh

Q&A

What was the turning point for your league to make it to Playoffs this season?
We had a tough time coming out of the 2014 season after playing teams like Gotham, Rose City, Texas, and Denver. So we started 2015 knowing we wanted to focus mostly on teamwork and our goal was to make it to the D2 tournament. We're just thrilled to be back in the Playoffs again. It's always an honor.

Have you ever played any of the teams in your Playoff bracket? Which matchup are you most excited about?
We've played the Oklahoma Victory Dolls and Houston a few times — both this year, in fact! We also met up with Santa Cruz at last year's D1 playoff in Sacramento. We're a completely different team than we were when we met up with them this year, so we're anxious to see how we stack up against them again this year. We're always big fans of Houston and we can't wait to see them again.

Does your league have a motto, or words that it lives by?
Our travel team saying is "Family." It's a constant reminder that no matter what happens, we are all in this together. We are always looking to encourage each other and lift each other up, and it's something we've used to band together this year.