WE ARE DERBY ON THE PALOUSE

Palouse River Rollers (PRR) and Rolling Hills Derby Dames (RHDD) are a non-profit flat track roller derby league based in Pullman, Washington USA. We are made up of two adult teams - Palouse River Rollers and Rolling Hills Derby Dames, as well as a Junior League (18 and under) - the Wheat Whackers. Our adult teams are members of the WFTDA. The PRR All Stars are a globally ranked charter team with the WFTDA. The Wheat Whackers adhere to JRDA rules and policies.

WATCH US
There is nothing we love more than our fans! Check out our schedule for upcoming games and find us on Facebook for special chances to win tickets! First time to a roller derby game? Expect an action packed night with hard hits and big hearts!
PLAY US
Interested in scheduling a bout against us? Please contact us!  Our home venue is able to hold WFTDA regulation games, and we have other other options locally if you are interested in sanctioned play. We are also willing to travel! 
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JOIN US
Roller derby is not only an amazing sport, it is also an inclusive community.  Build friendships, work hard and feel a sense of teamwork through competitive sport!  ​We are always recruiting new skaters as well as officials! No experience necessary! 
GET ROLLING ON THE PALOUSE!
ALWAYS RECRUITING NEW SKATERS AND OFFICIALS. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY! 
WHAT IS ROLLER DEBRY?
Roller derby is a highly competitive, physical and strategic contact sport. It is one of the fastest growing sports in the world right now. Roller derby is different from other sports in that the human body is what scores points, and offense and defense are played simultaneously! 
WHAT IS THE WFTDA?
The Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) is the international governing body for the sport of women's flat track roller derby, and association of leagues around the world. They provide rule sets, guidelines, and rankings for participating leagues! 
WHO ARE THE TEAMS?
Palouse River Rollers and Rolling Hills Derby Dames are non-profit roller derby teams. PRR & RHDD both strive to play competitive roller derby at every level. As of 2022, the two leagues have rejoined and are working to rejuvenate roller derby on the Palouse.
Photographs by: Shutterkey Photography, Scott Butner, Kevin Armentrout Photography, Greg Hoover, A.Lee Photography
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