When can I start?!
Mob City will start our 2023-2024 season in September 2023!
Open House: August 13th and August 27th at Northgate Community Center, 4-6:30pm
If you have any questions, please email info@mobcitymisfits.com.
Mob City takes a whole skater approach. We sort our skaters based on skill level and not age. Instead of late summer tryouts, we will offer assessments for new and transferring skaters so we can place them with the appropriate level team. This means that sometimes there are older skaters who are working their way up and younger skaters playing at the same skill level, on the same teams. We are careful to place skaters in the appropriate skill level and work diligently to foster their growth. With excellent coaching staff for each level, skaters can expect to receive a positive learning experience.
Registration Links
Upon registration, parents will be emailed an invoice through Quickbooks for the yearly registration and season or session dues. Payments are due on receipt. Mob City is a pay-to-play league. Financial assistance and/or payment arrangements are available. Please email treasurer@mobcitymisfits.com for information.
League member requirements and dues
Skaters must have a primary health insurance
Skaters must have a liability waiver signed by their parent/guardian before participating in any Mob City practice.
See the Parent’s Page for registration details. All skaters must register prior to attending practices. We do not have drop-in options at this time.
Practice Times and Locations for 2023-2024 Season
*Season runs September 10th – May 5th unless noted
Goons (level 1):
- Autumn Session Oct 1 – Nov 12: 1:20 – 3:20 pm
- Winter Session Jan 7 – Feb 18 1:20 – 3:20 pm
- Spring Session Mar 17 – Apr 28 1:20 – 3:20 pm
Punks (level 2):
- Sunday: 3:40 – 5:40 pm at Northgate Community Center
- Wednesdays: 4pm-6pm at Lynnwood Bowl and Skate
Misfits:
- Sunday: 6:00 – 8:00 pm at Northgate Community Center
- Wednesdays: 4pm-6pm at Lynnwood Bowl and Skate
Monthly Dues:
Yearly registration fee of $50 per skater
Goons: $125 per session
Punks: $630 per season
Misfits: $750 per season
Need a scholarship? We can help. Email treasurer@mobcitymisfits.com for more information.
What gear do I need to start?
Whether you join for fun, to become an all-star, or to just try it out and learn something new, there are a few items you will need before hitting the floor at practice. You can always borrow our gear your first few times! Just make sure to bring a water bottle, comfortable athletic clothing, and your own mouthguard.
This is a Mob city skater, in full protective gear that is required to play!
Gear Requirements:
Helmet
There are variety of helmets out there. Some skaters prefer full face coverage (like a hockey helmet with a visor). Some skaters use bicycle helmets. Prices for new helmets range based on quality and style. Skaters who are more skilled and are participating in contact games and scrimmages should have high quality helmets.
Mouthguard
Many derby players prefer the thinner style of mouthguard because it makes it easier to talk on the track. The ability to communicate effectively with teammates becomes critical.
There are companies (like Sisu) that have moldable mouthguards that are custom fit to the skaters teeth. If you wear braces, you should consult your orthodontist regarding the proper mouthguard to get, and for assistance with fitting it.
Wrist guards
Wrist guards are available in a few different styles. The key thing to keep in mind is that the hard part of the wrist guard should be on the inside of your wrist.
Elbow Pads
Elbow pads are sold in a couple of different styles. When buying your elbow pads you should check and see if they specify which arm each pad needs to go on. (This is usually indicated by tags that eventually fall off or may become unreadable)
Knee Pads
One of the interesting things about knee pads is that the thicker the pad is, the better the protection, but the more it may interfere with your skating motion. Some skaters prefer the security of having a thick and protective pad, while others prefer a pad with a smaller profile. Knee pads should have a hard outer shell (there are “soft” knee pads that you can purchase, but they really are not appropriate for roller derby).
Water Bottle
Practices can be long (most practices are scheduled for about 2 hours), and particularly during the summer they can get hot. You need to stay hydrated and should have a water bottle with you for all practices and games. We strongly recommend that water bottles be clearly marked so that it’s easy to tell which water bottle is yours.