Dallas Derby Devils

The Dallas Derby Devils has 7 teams: an all-star travel team known as the Army of Darkness an all-star b-team the Battalion of Doom, and five home teams, the Death Row Rumblers, the High Seas Hotties, the Slaughters, the Suicide Shifters and the Wrecking Crew.^[4]

In 2018, the league integrated the Rolling Rebellion,^[5] a junior roller derby team competing in JRDA tournaments.^[6] This expanded Dallas' program to include youth ages 7-17 years of age.

Upon the return to gameplay from COVID-19 restrictions in 2021, the Dallas Derby Devils developed the Hellraisers. This open-gender team competes under the WFTDA and USA Roller Sports (USARS) rulesets. The Hellraisers is a reboot of the beloved original Dallas Derby Devils travel team, the Hell Razors.

Dallas Derby Devils Home Team Champions

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Season	First Place
2006	The High Seas Hotties
2007	The Slaughterers
2008	The Slaughterers
2009	The Slaughterers
2010	The High Seas Hotties
2011	The Slaughterers
2012	The Suicide Shifters
2013	The Wrecking Crew
2014	The Death Row Rumblers
2015	The Death Row Rumblers
2016	Wrecking Crew
2017	Slaughterers
2018	Death Row Rumblers
2019	Death Row Rumblers
2020	No Home Games (COVID-19)
2021	No Home Games (COVID-19)
2022	Wrecking Crew

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The Dallas Derby Devils' all-star travel team is called the Army of Darkness, and is composed of 20 members from all five of the Dallas Derby Devils home teams. Army of Darkness competes in interleague game play with other WFTDA member leagues.^{[7][8][9][10][11][12]} Dallas also fields an all-star b-team called the Battalion of Doom.

Dallas has made various appearances at WFTDA Playoffs over the years. In 2013, Dallas competed at the first Division 2 Playoff, held in Des Moines, Iowa. Dallas entered the tournament as the ninth seed, and finished the weekend in fifth place.^[13] In 2015, Dallas hosted a Division 1 Playoff tournament, for which they themselves also qualified. They entered the weekend as the sixth seed, and finished in fifth place.^[14] In 2016, Dallas returned to Division 1 Playoffs in Montreal, entering as the fifth seed and finishing in the same position.^[15] In 2017, Dallas again hosted a Division 1 playoff, at which they won their opening game in the final jam, 170-162 over Santa Cruz Derby Girls.^[16] Dallas then lost their quarterfinal to Texas Rollergirls 248-89,^[17] and finished their weekend with a consolation round win over Arizona Roller Derby of 183-153.^[18]

In 2018, Dallas was eligible for Playoffs with a ranking of 27 overall in the June 30 rankings update,^[19] but declined their invitation to Playoffs.^[20]

Dallas was not eligible for Playoffs in the June 2019 rankings update.

There was no competitive WFTDA roller derby from 2020 through 2022 due to restrictions put in place as a result of COVID-19. Competitive ranked gameplay returns in 2023.