London Rollergirls
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<entity_0> is a women's flat track <entity_1> and a member of the Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA). <entity_0> are founding members of the <entity_2>'s national governing body of <entity_3>, <entity_2> Roller Derby Association (UKRDA), alongside other leagues within the UK. The league has four active travel teams which play competitive <entity_3> across the UK and the world: <entity_5> Brawling (A), Brawl Saints (B), Batter C Power (C) and Dream Team (D). Founded as <entity_0> by Courtney Welch (known on the track by the derby name "Bette Noir"), Lauren Langston and Danielle West, <entity_5> is the oldest <entity_1> in the <entity_2>. Since <entity_0> began in <entity_4>, the league has grown to include over 60 members, plus referees and support crew. The <entity_0> held the first public women's flat track <entity_3> bout held in the <entity_2> on 7 September 2007, to a sold-out crowd of over 500 people. In July 2009, the <entity_0> hosted Europe's first <entity_3> tournament, "Roll Britannia", featuring twelve teams from the UK and Germany. <entity_5> won the tournament, and became the first champions of European <entity_3>. In August 2019, <entity_5> announced a rebrand as <entity_0>. The league's legal entity <entity_0> Limited is a private company limited by guarantee, and a not-for-profit organisation, based in <entity_5>, England. The name "<entity_0>" and their associated logo are registered trademarks owned by <entity_0> Limited in the <entity_2> and Europe. <entity_5> trains participants to roller skate and to play <entity_3> under a structured training programme. In April 2011, <entity_0> hosted the first WFTDA tournament outside of North America, and played host to Charm City Rollergirls (Baltimore), Montreal Roller Derby, and Steel City Derby Demons at Earls Court Exhibition Centre, <entity_5>. <entity_0> has an all-star travel team, <entity_5> Brawling, whose name is inspired by the song <entity_5> Calling by UK punk rock band The Clash. <entity_0>'s B team, or reserves team, is called the <entity_5> Brawl Saints, who debuted in June 2009. <entity_0>'s C team is called Batter C Power, inspired by the <entity_5> landmark the Battersea Power Station, and debuted in autumn 2011. <entity_6> June 2009: "Double Trouble"; inter-league bout; <entity_5> Brawl Saints (B team, debut bout) 156 v Leeds Roller Dolls 47, inter-league bout; <entity_5> Brawling 249 v Birmingham Blitz Derby Dames 20.
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