Sunday, February 3, 2013

I5 rolls with win over D-Bombers 297-138


I headed over early to see the I5 v KDB D-Bombers bout.  There was a damned fine burger to eat.  A *very* fine burger!  If that burger were the only good thing to happen tonight, I would have called it a success, but alas, poor burger, you were to be overshadowed by the fine display of power and grace that is junior derby!

I5 blasted out of the gate with Dee Stroir's14 point romp as the I5 blockers swarmed all over Champ Pain, keeping her scoreless.  Each jam in the first few series' was the same for the Kitsap squad, as they struggled to find their footing against the solid walls of I5.  Then Lex Celerator popped the star on her noggin and found herself the beneficiary of a power jam thanks to a cut track by Lil Mean Sunshine.  She rattled off 30 points.

Seven minutes in, I5 found themselves with a 46-4 lead.

The problems just piled up for the D-bombers as their blockers and jammers found themselves in the box more often than on the track, giving I5RG power jams in fully 50% of the jams in the first half right along with pack advantages in just as many.  I5 took full advantage, crossing the century mark at 21 minutes into the game.  At the half, the score stood at 171-35.

In the second half, Kitsap came alive.  While the Rollergirls still took lead jammer 62% of the time, the power jams and penalties seemed to be favoring Kitsap this time! One of the most exciting jams of the game came halfway through the second half.

Dee Stroir and T-pain were on the line as jammers and both hit the pack.  Dee got through for lead while T-pain was struggling against the I5 squad.  She finally got through and shot after Dee, who found the back of the pack first, passing 2 Kitsap blockers before taking the barest of shoves out of bounds and picking up a cut track penalty!  The pack was short for I5, and T-pain was off like a shot, racking up 25 points thanks to some heads up offensive blocking by her teammates.

After that, it was almost all I5 as they scored 62-12 over the next 6 jams.

With the clock ticking down and down about 200 points, you would think that Kitsap would be demoralized, right?  Wrong.  They just kept on coming!  In the final jam of the game, Champ Pain was stuck hard after snagging lead jammer over Karmic Death, who was called for a track cut, giving Kitsap a much needed power jam!  

I5 was going to close this one down, though, and had Champ in a vice of blue blockers... but out of nowhere, a star pass!  Champ handed it off to KDB captain, Lil Mean Sunshine, who raced the track 5 times and picked up an amazing 23 points to finish out the game!

Excellent bout! 

Three Cheers for I5 Rollergirls
Maya Massacre - A game leading 74 points, 66% lead rate, 12.3 Points per jam?  It looks like I5 has yet another all star jammer on their hands!  First cheer for Maya!

Lex Celerator - She only jammed 5 times and scored 71 points.  She had great blocker stats with ticks in every column.  Is it any wonder she was the Washington State Roller Derby MVP?  A wonder to watch as always!  Cheer number 2 for Lex!

Hunter - She led the entire game in blocker stats with more big hits than anyone else in the game.  As one of the announcers said, it's like she teleports!  One moment, she's opening a hole for her jammer at the back of the pack, then out of nowhere she's in front laying a shoulder in to recycle her opponent.  Cheer number three for Hunter!

Three cheers for D-Bombers
Champ Pain - With 40 points she led all other Kitsap jammers, and she had several big hits as a blocker.  Definitely a double threat and well deserving of cheer number 1!

T-Pain - She was only two points behind Champ, but she well outperformed in getting lead jammer with a 60% lead rate in her 5 jams.  In a game where lead waqs rare for Kitsap, she was definitely of benefit.  Second Cheer for T-Pain!

Quarter PoundHer - She led her team in blocking stats, putting up solid numbers in every category.  Every time I looked up, she was a homing missile heading for the I5 jammer or making sure that her jammer had a safe path through.  Cheer three for QP!

Photo by The Creepy Leprachaun


I5 Jammer Stats - 
Number Jams Lead % Points PPJ
91 5 80 35 7
27 6 33 9 1.5
14 4 75 65 16.25
18 5 80 71 14.2
26 6 66 74 12.3
55 1 0 5 5
2 2 50 11 5.5
55 4 50 27 6.75
KDB Jammer Stats
Number Jams Lead % Points PPJ
115 8 25 40 5
84 2 50 2 1
33 8 12 18 2.25
1 5 60 38 7.6
5 2(sp 1) 0 23 11.5
17 5 80 23 4.6
13 2 50 4 2
106 1 0 0 0
Blocker StatsAnd now, the blocker stats! A blocker has three categories: jammer stops, open holes and big hits. 

B - Big hits are, well, big hits, but they have to be clean and they have to be significant. 
S - Jammer stops have to keep the jammer from getting through the pack in a significant way.
O - Open holes are awarded for creating an opening for your jammer to get through. 
A - Assists are awarded if you contribute significantly in a play which gives your teammate the ability to make a big play.

Remember, this is only based on what I can see. If I missed a big hit for you, I am sorry!

I5 Blocker Stats
Lex Celerator B-2, S-2, A-2, O-2
Sierrated Blade S-3 A-1
The Archer S-2, A-1, O-1
Hunter B-5, S-3, A-1, O-2
Gory Locks S-1, O-1
Death by Beth O-1
Miss B Haver O-1
Audrey Headburn B-1, O-1
Dee Stroir B-2, S-2, A-2
Izzy Exterminated B-1, S-1, A-1, O-1

KDB Blocker Stats
T-Pain B-1, S-1
Alisin Wonderlsam B-1, A-1, O-1
Holly Palooza A-1, O-1
Red Rager B-1, A-1
Quarter PoundHer B-1, S-2, A-1, O-2
Aqua Knock You Out B-1
Little Mean Sunshine B-1, S-2, A-1, O-1
Kayti Catastrophe B-1, S-1, A-1
Krissy Karnage A-1, O-2
Stabby Gabby B-1, A-1, O-1
Kae-Oss B-1, A-1
Gaines Slayer B-3, S-1
Champ Pain B-3, O-1

8 comments:

  1. Dave,
    Nice recap as usual. Also hats off to KDB for hanging in there and going down swinging. Hate to say it but its too bad their efforts were overshadowed by a few D-bag parents taking smack to the I5 girls. Its in extremely poor taste when an adult thinks its ok to boo, taunt and curse at a kid. There's no place for this in youth sports. What a crappy way for everyone to represent your team!

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  2. I think there is some confusion... One Kitsap parent was booing the refs - NOT any I-5 players.

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    1. which is also COMPLETELY UNACCEPTABLE. Officials are volunteers, most without kids in derby, taking their weekends so our kids can play. Sure, disagree with a call, but don't be a jerk...respect the game. If you don't, those volunteers might find something else to do with their weekends.

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    2. If there have been issues with KDB Parents or Supporters at bouts, please send your comments directly to the KDB Board at kitsapbrats@gmail.com. The KDB Board is very concerned over the recent allegations, but cannot effectively work toward resolution without more specific detailing of the nature of complaint. Your help in this matter is greatly appreciated!

      Shona Jarboe
      KDB Board Member

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  3. I have a post in the works about sportsmanship at youth sports. In the three bouts I have attended so far, there have been incidents at each. I think we all need to step back and think about the issue as a whole before we start throwing accusations. Fact is, things happen.

    This is about the kids. We all get wound up because it's OUR kids.

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    1. Daddy O, the KDB Board would greatly appreciate if you could give us more information on any incidents involving KDB supporters at recent bouts. Please feel free to mail us at kitsapbrats@gmail.com

      Thank You,

      Shona Jarboe
      KDB Board Member

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  5. Eberyone should please try to keep this in mind. Our officials train hard, practice hard and study hard. They are not always going to get things right. I leave yo0u with this, from the SJRD code of conduct:

    9. I will use good sportsmanship conduct with all coaches, parents, league members, officials or any other attendees.

    I agree that we should not be throwing around accusations. Let's just try to move forward, not back.

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