DESIGN PHILLY ROLLER GIRLS' 2012 SEASON SHIRT
 
Love Philly Roller Girls' merch? Here's your chance to help design it! The Philly Roller Girls are giving fans a chance to design a T-shirt for our 2012 season.  Five winners will win two tickets to our home opener in April, 2012.  And our grand prize winner will receive two 2012 season tickets and a free T-shirt featuring the design!

The rules:
1. The design must include no more than three colors and be visible on both black and gray shirts.
2. The design must be family-friendly/PG-13.
3. The design may incorporate the Philly Roller Girls logo but does not have to.
4. Hand-drawn submissions must be scanned in at 150dpi. Otherwise, submissions must be vector-created in Photoshop, Illustrator or a similar program.
5. Philly Roller Girls reserves all rights to modify the design and all other rights to the design once submissions are received. Submitting your design means you agree to all terms and conditions.
6. Email submissions to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it by 11:59 p.m. Feb. 17, 2012.
7. Philly Roller Girls will choose the winner after fans give their input through online voting on the Philly Roller Girls' Facebook page during February 2012. PRG will notify the winner by email or phone and announce the winner on the PRG website and Facebook page once winners have been contacted.

Good luck!

Wall Street Traitors 109/Independence Dolls 85

Those who know Philly Roller Girls know that even an historic blizzard couldn't keep the team from selecting participants for its Fourth Annual East Coast Derby Extravaganza, to be held June 25-27th at the Sportsplex in Feasterville, PA.

After meeting with increased interest in team participation over the years, PRG co-General Manager, the Cycrone, commented on the tournament's new lottery approach: "We decided to go with the lottery system to make it more fair, and less dependent on people's ability to stay up late or access to computers in various time zones. As long as we had everyone's complete information, we wanted to give all interested teams an equal shot.”