2009 Interleague Season Schedule and Results
| Bout Schedule | Match-up/Results |
|---|---|
| January 24, 2009 | North Star Supernovas (119) at Sioux Falls Roller Dollz (71) |
| February 21, 2009 | North Star Supernovas (127) at Omaha Rollergirls (78) |
| March 21, 2009 | North Star Supernovas (115) at Ohio Roller Girls (97) |
| June 14, 2009 | North Star Supernovas at (91) Brew City Bruisers (92) (Milwaukee) |
| August 22, 2009 | North Star Supernovas at Dairyland Dolls (Mad Rollin', Madison) |
| November 22, 2009 | North Star Supernovas (140) vs Hammer City Roller Girls EH! Team (18) (Hamilton, Ontario, Canada) |
In their first season as a WFTDA league, the North Star Supernovas qualified for the first-ever North Central Regional Tournament (previously, the WFTDA only had two regions) as the 8th-ranked seed. NSRG won 2 out of 3 matches to place fifth overall, including their first WFTDA-sanctioned win over the St. Paul-based Minnesota RollerGirls.
| Round | Match-up/Results |
|---|---|
| Game 1 | North Star Roller Girls (113) vs Brew City Bruisers (140) |
| Game 2 (Tournament Game 7) | North Star Roller Girls (76) vs Minnesota RollerGirls (61) |
| Game 3 (Tournament Game 13) | North Star Roller Girls (85) vs Arch Rival Roller Girls (43) |
In October, the Supernovas traveled to Sioux City, IA to defend their title as champions of the Rolling Along the River tournament. With three strong wins over the Mississippi Valley Mayhem from LaCrosse, WI and the Paper Valley Roller Girls from Appleton, WI, the Supernovas keep their title and look forward to next year!
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