Silicon Valley Roller Girls (SVRG) is an all-female flat track roller derby league established in 2007 and represents what is known as Silicon Valley, California. SVRG aims to bring an additional exciting sport to the communities of Silicon Valley and allows women from all walks of life a chance to show their athleticism, intelligence, individuality, inner beauty and strength by participating in the subculture phenomenon of roller derby. SVRG is entirely skater-owned and run. Its dedicated members represent Silicon Valley’s mothers, professionals and students. SVRG encourages competition between other leagues and strives to represent Silicon Valley with sportsmanship and excitement.

We aim to empower our skaters to not only build their skating ability through challenging training and teamwork but also to be involved the operation of the league. We also dedicate ourselves and our efforts to reaching out and bettering the Silicon Valley by participating in community service.

Goals for 2010

• Recruit and maintain up to 60 skaters for the league to continue the success of our A-team, the Dot.Kamikazes, and our B-team, the KillaBytes.
• Host and sell out four regular-season home bouts in 2010.
• Support both the Dot.Kamikazes and the KillaBytes as they travel to out of state games in Arizona, Washington, and Colorado.
• Hold several fundraisers in 2010 to assist our league in growing and becoming a thriving member of the Silicon Valley sports community.
• Give 10% of proceeds from each bout back to our nonprofit community partners.
• Continue to expand our portfolio of local nonprofits and volunteer over 400 hours of service.
• Hold bootcamps as necessary for new skater recruitment and establish tryouts for our travel team.
• Complete our WFTDA Apprenticeship and become an official WFTDA league, making us eligible for regional and national rankings and tournaments.
• Create a junior roller derby league for girls under the age of 18 and hold an exhibition bout at halftime at a home game.