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This is a list of notable roller derby leagues,[note 1] and may include those that are no longer in existence. Existence dates, where known, are included to provide a timeline charting the sport's growth cycles. The list may currently make distinctions according to each organization's professional/amateur business structure and active/defunct status, and is subdivided by gender (female or male-only, or co-ed) and age (adult versus junior). Within each subcategory, leagues are then listed according to region, by country and city. Countries with larger numbers of leagues, such as the United States and Canada, are further subdivided by state and province.
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All are flat track unless otherwise indicated.
Argentina
Australia
Australian Capital Territory
New South Wales
Queensland
- Brisbane – Northern Brisbane Rollers
- Brisbane – Sun State Roller Derby
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Belgium
Brazil
- Rio de Janeiro - Avas Roller Derby
- São Paulo - Gray City Rebels
Canada
Alberta
- Calgary – Calgary Roller Derby
- Edmonton – E-Ville Roller Derby
- Edmonton – Oil City Roller Derby
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Ontario
- Alliston – Renegade Derby Dames
- Guelph – Royal City Roller Derby
- Hamilton – Hammer City Roller Derby
- Kitchener – Waterloo Area – Tri-City Roller Derby
- London – Forest City Roller Derby
- Ottawa – Ottawa Valley Roller Derby
- Toronto – Hogtown Roller Derby
- Toronto – Toronto Roller Derby
- Windsor– Windsor Roller Derby
- Woodstock– Woodstock Roller Derby
Quebec
Colombia
Denmark
Finland
- Helsinki – Helsinki Roller Derby
- Helsinki – Kallio Rolling Rainbow
France
Germany
Ireland
Japan
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Spain
Sweden
United Kingdom
England
- Bath, Somerset – Bath Roller Derby
- Brighton, East Sussex – Brighton Rockers Roller Derby
- Calderdale, Kirklees - Halifax Bruising Banditas
- Leeds, West Yorkshire – Leeds Roller Derby
- Leicester, Leicestershire – Dolly Rockit Rollers
- Lincoln, Lincolnshire – Lincolnshire Bombers Roller Derby
- Liverpool, Merseyside – Liverpool Roller Birds
- London, Greater London – London Rockin' Rollers
- London, Greater London – London Roller Derby
- Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire – Middlesbrough Roller Derby
- Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear – Newcastle Roller Derby
- Northampton, Northamptonshire – Vendetta Vixens
- Norwich, Norfolk – Norfolk Roller Derby
- Oldham, Greater Manchester – Rainy City Roller Derby
- Sheffield, South Yorkshire – Sheffield Steel Roller Derby
Northern Ireland
Scotland
- Aberdeen – Granite City Roller Derby, Granite City Brawlers
- Dundee - Dundee Roller Derby
- Edinburgh – Auld Reekie Roller Derby, Demonburgh Junior Roller Derby
- Glasgow – Glasgow Roller Derby
- Glasgow - Mean City Roller Derby
Wales
United States
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
- Phoenix – Arizona Derby Dames
- Phoenix – Arizona Roller Derby
- Tucson – Tucson Roller Derby[1] 2003–present
California
- Bakersfield – Derby Revolution of Bakersfield
- Eureka – Humboldt Roller Derby
- Los Angeles – Angel City Derby
- Los Angeles – Los Angeles Derby Dolls
- Monterey - Monterey Bay Roller Derby
- Oakland – Bay Area Derby
- Orange County – Orange County Roller Derby
- Sacramento – Sacramento Roller Derby
- San Diego – San Diego Derby United
- San Luis Obispo – Central Coast Roller Derby
- Santa Cruz – Santa Cruz Roller Derby
- Ventura – Ventura County Derby Darlins
Colorado
- Boulder – Boulder County Bombers
- Castle Rock – Castle Rock 'n' Rollers
- Colorado Springs – Pikes Peak Derby Dames
- Denver – Denver Roller Derby
- Denver – Rocky Mountain Rollergirls
- Fort Collins – FoCo Roller Derby
- Greeley – Slaughterhouse Derby Girls
- Pueblo – SoCo Derby Dollz
- Salida - Ark Valley High Rollers
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
- Albany – Albany All Stars Roller Derby
- Buffalo – Queen City Roller Derby
- Hyde Park – Hudson Valley Horrors Roller Derby
- Ithaca – Ithaca Roller Derby
- Long Island – Long Island Roller Rebels
- New York – Gotham Roller Derby
- Rochester – Roc City Roller Derby
- Syracuse – Salt City Roller Derby
- Troy – Hellions of Troy
- Utica – Central New York Roller Derby
- Yonkers – Suburbia Roller Derby
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
- Bellingham – Bellingham Roller Betties
- Centralia - Rainy City Roller Dolls
- Everett – Jet City Roller Derby
- Port Angeles - Port Scandalous Roller Derby
- Port Orchard – Slaughter County Roller Vixens
- Seattle – Rat City Roller Derby
- Seattle – Tilted Thunder Rail Birds
- Spokane – Lilac City Roller Derby
- Tacoma – Dockyard Derby Dames
Wisconsin
Wyoming
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Open gender leagues
All are flat track unless otherwise indicated, and have separate men's and women's teams in addition to co-ed teams
Australia
Australian Capital Territory
Queensland
New South Wales
Belgium
France
United Kingdom
England
United States
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United Kingdom
- Glasgow, Scotland - Glasgow Men's Roller Derby
- Greater London, England – Southern Discomfort Roller Derby
- Greater Manchester, England – Manchester Roller Derby
United States
Missouri
New York
Ohio
Oregon
Washington
Wisconsin
Defunct amateur leagues
Australia
- Burleigh Heads, Queensland, Australia – Paradise City Roller Derby (2013-2017)[2]
New Zealand
- Auckland – Auckland Roller Derby League (2011-2025) and Pirate City Rollers (2006-2025) merged to form Volcanic City Rollers[3]
United Kingdom
- Birmingham - Birmingham Blitz Dames (2006-2021) merged with Central City Roller Derby (2007-2021) to form Birmingham Roller Derby[4]
- Leeds, West Yorkshire - Hot Wheel Roller Derby (2010-2016) and Leeds Roller Dolls (2007-2016) merged to form Leeds Roller Derby
- Nottingham, Nottinghamshire – Nottingham Hellfire Harlots (2010-2023)
- Southend-on-Sea, Essex - Seaside Siren Roller Girls (2009-2018)
- Windsor, Berkshire – Royal Windsor Roller Derby (2007-2023)
United States
Arkansas
- Fayetteville, AR – NWA Roller Derby (2006-2019) and Benton County Roller Derby (2010-2019) merged to become Natural State Roller Derby [5]
California
- Orange County, CA – Orange County Demolition Divas (2006–2007)[6]
- San Jose, CA – Silicon Valley Roller Derby (2007-2024)
Colorado
- Fort Collins - Choice City Rebels (2009-2013)
Florida
- Lakeland – Lakeland Derby Dames (2010-2015)
Iowa
- Des Moines – Des Moines Derby Dames (2009-2015)
- Des Moines - Your Mom Men's Derby (2010-2020)
- Sioux City – Sioux City Roller Dames (2008-2016)
Illinois
- Bloomington - McLean County MissFits (2010-2015)
- Chicago – Chicago Outfit Roller Derby (2007-2022)
Maryland
- Baltimore – Charm City Roller Derby (2005-2023)
- Baltimore – Harm City Roller Derby (2007-2020)
Mississippi
- Hattiesburg, Mississippi - Hub City Derby Dames (2008-2015)
- Jackson - Magnolia Roller Vixens (2008-2016) merged into Capital City Roller Derby[7]
Ohio
- Akron, OH - NEO Roller Derby (2007–2016) and Rubber City Rollergirls (2009–2016) merged to become Akron Roller Derby[8]
Oklahoma
- Enid - Enid Roller Girls (2010-2019)
- Tulsa – Green Country Roller Girls (2006-2012)
Pennsylvania
- Dubois, PA - Northern Allegheny Roller Derby (2013-2023) [9]
- Philadelphia – Old School Derby Association (2007-2013)
Texas
- Stephenville - Cowboy Capital Rollergirls (2011-2015)
Utah
- Layton, UT – Davis Derby Dames (2006–2009) – split to form the O-Town Derby Dames and the Junction City Roller Dolls[10]
Washington
- Olympia – Oly Rollers (2006-2020)
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Defunct professional leagues
- Transcontinental Roller Derby (1935[11][12][13]–1973;[14] renamed to Roller Derby)
- National Skating Derby (Roller Games) (1961–1975; see also RollerGames and Roller Games International)
- RollerGames (1989–1990; TV only)
- Roller Game League (RGL) (1990–2001?[year needed])
- National Roller Derby League (NRDL) – 1995–2004; initially promoted as Roller Derby Inc.; current site promotes the San Francisco Bay Bombers, etc.
- American Roller Derby League (ARDL) – 1997–2003; Owned by Tim Patten; briefly promoted as American Inline Roller Skating Derby League; Promoted the Bay City Bombers
- World Skating League (WSL) / RollerJam (1998–2000; TV only)
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