Roller Derby Brasil

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Team Brasil – Roller Derby Brasil
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Founded2011
ColorsGreen, yellow and blue
Championships12th place at 2011 Roller Derby World Cup, 14th place at 2014 Roller Derby World Cup
Broadcasters Derby News Network
Website www.rollerderbybrasil.com www.facebook.com/rollerderbybrasil
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Roller Derby Brasil (Team Brasil) represents Brazil in women's international roller derby, such as at the Roller Derby World Cup.

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Team Brasil is composed of roller derby players from Brazil, who are selected in tryouts to compete at the national level. Team Brasil is incorporated as a not-for-profit organization, run by the Brazilian skaters.

First formed in 2011, Team Brasil first competed at the 2011 Roller Derby World Cup, held in Toronto, Canada. The team's skaters, who ordinarily compete using derby names, chose to use single names at the 2011 World Cup, [1] following in the tradition of Brazilian players in many sports, most notably soccer, which is arguably the biggest sport in Brazil. The 2011 placed #11 of 12 teams. In the 2014 World Cup, Team Brasil qualified for the second round of the tournament and placed #14 of 30 teams.

Team roster

2018 roster

Brazil announced its 2018 roster in January, 2018. [2]

NumberNameDerby nameLeague
18Beatriz LopesBia Gray City Rebels
51Julia BonsaiBonsai Gray City Rebels
7Fernanda CorrêaBrazilian Nut Gotham Girls Roller Derby
84Natalia CarusoCaruso Sugar Loathe Derby Girls
67Claudia BatistaClau Gray City Rebels
52Cristina HelenaCrisThunder Rats Derby Squad
26Sarah GaitherGaither Rose City Rollers
666Mari GreenGreen Gray City Rebels
42Carmem MecenaKarmemes Thunder Rats Derby Squad
181Lara RaineriLara Gray City Rebels
420Maria Emilia GlustakMaria Loka Blue Jay Rollers
90Ana Clara MirandaNaClara Sugar Loathe Derby Girls
50Celice LopesPsycho Cherry Sugar Loathe Derby Girls
86Mariana LealPu Gray City Rebels
16Ren TaiRen Tai
25Roxane VelozoRox Boston Roller Derby
CoachKatherine PavloskiKethy Ladies of Helltown
Laís da SilveiraLala Sugar Loathe Derby Girls
Rafael Assunção VerdeVerde Gray City Rebels

2017 roster

Brazil announced its 2017 team roster in October 2016. [3]

NumberName Derby name League
107Andrea CarlssonKaia Pilsen Gray City Rebels
91Ana Clara MirandaNaclara Portu'Gal Sugar Loathe Derby Girls
18Beatriz Lopes9nha Ladies of HellTown
Is.9Chu AbreuChu The Preacher Wheel of Fire Roller Derby
6Claudia BatistaDocinho Ladies of HellTown
16Fernanda CorreaBrazilian Nut Gotham Girls Roller Derby
87Gilda GuimarãesWasp Gray City Rebels
00Helena AgraMs. Mulder Wheels of Fire Roller Derby
93Jéssica QuevedoKira Yu-ki Wheels of Fire Roller Derby
11Julia BistaneBistane Ladies of HellTown
51Julia BonsaiBanzai Ladies Of HellTown
300Juliane PócaEsparta Gray City Rebels
181Lara RaineriYada Yada Lara Gray City Rebels
173Letícia QuintanaTita Malibu Wheels of Fire Roller Derby
24Luana ViñasLuvinhas Gray City Rebels
4Maira VogtMaira Wheels of Fire Roller Derby
98Marcella MouraCassie Uncaged Gray City Rebels
86Mariana LealMary of Pain Gray City Rebels
12Paloma de MirandaLoma 2x4 Roller Derby
84Pat AlbuquerquePat Ladies of HellTown
43Renata WrobleskiRen Tai Ladies Of HellTown
23Suelen FerreiraAtom Cockroach Sugar Loathe Derby Girls

2014 roster

Brazil announced its 2014 team roster in December 2013. [4]

NumberName Derby name League
107Andrea CarlssonKaia Pilsen Gray City Rebels
1972Amira Dutra MelloFarrah Fracture Bleeding Heartland Roller Derby
13Bá LisboaBarberry Ladies of HellTown
33Camila StoccoPsyko Pixie Maui Roller Girls
9Chu – Chiara AbreuChu The Preacher Wheel of Fire Roller Derby
80Fernanda EzabellaFerocity Los Angeles Derby Dolls
16Fernanda CorreaBrazilian Nut Philly Roller Derby
87Gilda GuimarãesWasp Gray City Rebels
55Julia Magalhaes BeiraoCarnage Miranda Ladies Of HellTown
7BiancaLobster Capital City Derby Dolls
44Manu VasconcelosVasconbully Ladies Of HellTown
86Mariana LealMary of Pain Gray City Rebels
72Patricia CorreiaSkate Middleton Rio Riot Roller Derby
505Paula MitieSpanish Lolla-Bye Ladies Of HellTown
25Roxane VelozoRainbow Crash Boston Derby Dames
208Shyrlei BraithShy-Hulk Ladies Of HellTown
23Tati GoesSpider Mean Gray City Rebels

Coaches 2014

NumberName Derby name League
1949Mariana TeixeiraPerly Streep Gray City Rebels
181Lara RaineriYada Yada Lara Gray City Rebels

MVP 2014

The Most Valuable Player from Team Brasil at the second World Cup was Brazilian Nut, aka Nanda. [5]

Team Brasil Logo 2011 Roller Derby Brasil logo.jpg
Team Brasil Logo 2011

2011 roster

Brazil announced its initial team roster in August 2011. [6] (league affiliations listed as of at the time of the announcement)

NumberNameLeague
16Brazilian Nut Gotham Girls Roller Derby
26Brazilian Bombshell South Bay Derby Mizfits
9Debbie Hatcher Ladies of HellTown
107Kaia Pilsen Gray City Rebels
83Kozmic Killa Ladies of HellTown
7Lobster Capital City Derby Dolls
100Lola Nolimits Sugar Loathe Derby Girls
5Mariah Bearings Ladies of HellTown
777Matadora Stuttgart Valley Rollergirlz
33Mojo'n Jet Ladies of HellTown
1949Peryl Streep Gray City Rebels
72Sugar Slum Fairy Sugar Loathe Derby Girls
80Ferocity LA Derby Dolls
31Atom Cockroach Ladies of HellTown
181Yada Yada Lara Gray City Rebels

MVP 2011

The Most Valuable Player from team brasil at the first world cup was Brazilian Nut aka Nanda #16.

2011 World Cup

Team Brasil was one of thirteen countries to be represented at the inaugural Roller Derby World Cup, held in Toronto, Canada, in 2011. [7] Team Brasil opened the tournament in the same group as Team Canada, Roller Derby France and Team Sweden and played 6 games overall during the weekend. In the group stage, each team played the others in their group once each. Team Brazil's first game was against Team Sweden, who won, 163–30, taking advantage of Team Brazil's relative inexperience. [8] Gotham skater Brazilian Nut – competing as 'Fernanda' for the tournament – was the only skater for Brazil with WFTDA experience, and some skaters were playing their first public game ever.

In their second game, Brazil was dominated by the experience of Team Canada, who cruised to a relatively easy win, 408–7. [9] In their third game of the group stage, Brazil lost to France, 212 to 28. [10]

Team Brasil finished the group stage of the World Cup ranked eleventh, but then lost to Team France for the second time at the tournament, but by a far smaller margin than before, at 212 points to 138, [11] in possibly their best game of the tournament. In the consolation stage, Team Brasil lost to both Team Ireland [12] and Team Scotland, to finish the tournament in twelfth place. [13] [1]

2014 World Cup

Team Brasil was in Pool 2 which included Roller Derby Brasil, Roller Derby France, Team Portugal and Team Switzerland. France placed first in the pool, followed by (in order) Brazil, Portugal and Switzerland. After the pool round the top two teams from each pool were placed in a single elimination bracket. Roller Derby Brasil played Team Canada (roller derby) and was eliminated. [14]

Scores

TeamsScore
Brazil vs PortugalBrazil 167-139
France vs BrazilFrance 315-14
Switzerland vs BrazilBrazil 120-108
Canada vs BrazilCanada 581-75

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References

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  2. ↑ "Brasil Roller Derby". www.facebook.com. Retrieved 22 January 2018.
  3. ↑ "Roller Derby Brasil". Facebook. Retrieved 9 October 2016.
  4. ↑ "Roller Derby Brasil". Facebook. Retrieved 27 December 2013.
  5. ↑ "Roller Derby World Cup – Blood vs. Thunder All-Star Expo Game". Brooklyn Defiance. Retrieved 8 December 2014.
  6. ↑ Hurt Reynolds, "Argentina, Brazil Announce World Cup Rosters Archived 28 December 2011 at the Wayback Machine ", Derby News Network , 26 August 2011
  7. ↑ "DNN Live Coverage: Blood & Thunder Roller Derby World Cup". Derby News Network. Archived from the original on 28 December 2013. Retrieved 27 December 2013.
  8. ↑ Talionis, Lex (3 December 2011). "World Cup: Sweden Sweeps Past Brazil, 163–30". Derby News Network. Archived from the original on 27 December 2013. Retrieved 27 December 2013.
  9. ↑ Feelgood, Justice (5 December 2011). "World Cup: Canada Crushes Brazil, 408–7". Derby News Network. Archived from the original on 5 December 2013. Retrieved 27 December 2013.
  10. ↑ Feelgood, Justice (2 December 2011). "World Cup: France Whomps Brazil, 212–28". Derby News Network. Archived from the original on 27 December 2013. Retrieved 27 December 2013.
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  12. ↑ Justice Feelgood Marshall, "World Cup Consolation: (7) Ireland Batters (11) Brazil, 213–57", Derby News Network , 3 December 2011
  13. ↑ Lex Talionis, "World Cup 11th Place: (13) Scotland Foils (11) Brazil, 113–64", Derby News Network , 3 December 2011
  14. ↑ Deadwards, Lisa. "2014 Roller Derby World Cup Central". Derby Central. Retrieved 10 October 2016.
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