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Jacksonville, Florida • Ages 7–17

Find your strength. Find your team.

First Coast Junior Rollers, Inc. is a Jacksonville nonprofit junior roller derby organization where young skaters build skills, confidence, teamwork and sportsmanship.

First Coast Junior Rollers skaters and coaches in Jacksonville
Who we are

First Coast Junior Rollers, Inc.

We serve young people through flat-track roller derby in a supportive environment where skaters can grow at their own pace, build friendships and become confident teammates on and off the track.

🛼 Ages 7–17

New and experienced skaters are welcome. Our program supports developing skaters from beginning fundamentals through advanced play.

💜 Team Community

We emphasize safety, encouragement, teamwork, respect, sportsmanship and development for the whole skater.

🌴 Jacksonville Proud

We practice in Jacksonville and help grow the next generation of roller derby athletes on Florida's First Coast.

Our purpose

Our Mission

First Coast Junior Rollers is dedicated to empowering youth through the sport of flat-track roller derby by providing a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment where young athletes can build confidence, teamwork, leadership, discipline, resilience, and physical fitness. We strive to make roller derby accessible to youth of all backgrounds and skill levels, creating opportunities for every skater to learn, belong, grow, and thrive—both on and off the track.

National junior derby community

🛼 Proudly Affiliated with JRDA

Junior Roller Derby Association

First Coast Junior Rollers is proud to be affiliated with the Junior Roller Derby Association (JRDA), the organization supporting the growth and development of junior roller derby.

JRDA provides a structured framework for junior roller derby, including rules, skater development, safety resources, training and opportunities for organized competition. Through this affiliation, FCJR skaters, coaches and volunteers are connected to the larger junior roller derby community.

First Coast Junior Rollers is the name our organization uses in our Jacksonville community, and our IRS organizational records identify First Coast Junior Rollers as our DBA.

💜 Part of Something Bigger

Our affiliation helps connect Jacksonville's young athletes with the standards, resources and community of junior roller derby beyond our home track. We are proud to help skaters learn, belong, grow and thrive while representing Florida's First Coast.

Interested in helping? Parents, guardians and community members can use the JRDA volunteer forms and safety-training link above. Our full Volunteer section remains available below as well.

New skaters • Start here

Ready to try junior roller derby?

Your first two practices are free. Loaner skates and protective gear may be available. Please complete Membership Submission Part 1 before your skater gets on the track.

⚠️ BRING YOUR OWN MOUTHGUARD

Every skater must bring their own properly fitting mouthguard to every practice.

FCJR cannot loan, share or provide mouthguards for health and safety reasons. No mouthguard = no track participation.

IMPORTANT: Membership Submission Part 1 must be completed BEFORE a new skater may participate on the track.
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Complete Membership Submission Part 1

This is the required first step for every new skater before track participation.

Complete Part 1 Now
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Come try two practices free

Meet the team, learn the basics and see whether junior roller derby is a good fit. Check the calendar below for current practices and events.

View FCJR Calendar
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Ready to join? Register & pay through Zeffy

You do not need to already be a registered member to use this link. New families can use our Zeffy membership page to register and make the membership payment, while current FCJR families can use it for membership dues and other membership-related payments.

FCJR Membership & Payments — Zeffy
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Complete the membership follow-up steps

After membership is submitted through Zeffy, families will receive the next steps for completing Membership Submission Part 2 and JRDA registration. You can also use the links below when you are ready.

How skaters progress

Training Breakdown

FCJR coaches help skaters develop at an appropriate pace, beginning with foundational skating skills and progressing toward safe contact and game play.

LEVEL 1

Basic Skills

Coaches observe foundational skating skills including forward and backward skating, crossovers through turns, safe recovery from the ground, and overall balance and control.

LEVEL 2

Advanced Skills

Coaches observe skating skills with contact, including the ability to safely and accurately give and receive contact, along with developing knowledge of basic game rules.

LEVEL 3

Advanced Game Play & Rules

Coaches assess game-play skills, rules knowledge and scrimmage safety to determine readiness for appropriate recreational and/or travel-team opportunities.

Keep building your skills

🛼 Training Videos — Practice More at Home

If you would like to practice more outside of team practice, strengthen the skills you are already learning, or work toward the next level, these coach-recommended training videos are a great place to start. These resources are meant to support — not replace — instruction from your FCJR coaches.

Coach Lemon recommends: “For anyone who is new to roller derby, or knows someone who wants to get into it, this is a very good break down of how to pass a level one assessment. Even if you are already at a level two or three, these are important skills to build on and practice constantly.”

Level 1 Skills Review: Recommended by Coach Lemon for new skaters and as an ongoing fundamentals refresher for Level 2 and Level 3 skaters. Practice only in a safe, appropriate skating area, use proper protective gear, and follow your FCJR coaches’ guidance.

First Coast Junior Rollers

2026/2027 Roster

Meet the First Coast Junior Rollers skaters you’ll hear on the track.

First Coast Junior Rollers 2026/2027 roster shown on black, white and teal Kraken jersey backs with each skater’s derby name and number
Help keep our skaters rolling

Support First Coast Junior Rollers

There are two ways to make a direct impact: businesses can partner with FCJR as corporate sponsors, and family, friends and community members can support an individual skater or coach through their personal fundraising profile.

Corporate Sponsorships

Partner with First Coast Junior Rollers and help provide equipment, training, travel opportunities and other resources that keep our youth athletes rolling. Corporate partners will be recognized in the sponsor showcase below.

Black roller derby helmet with teal jammer star and money, Become a Corporate Sponsor

Click the helmet to view corporate sponsorship opportunities.

Support a Skater or Coach

Skaters and coaches may each have their own fundraising profile. Family members, friends and community supporters can choose a participant and contribute directly toward that person's fundraising efforts.

Black roller derby helmet with teal jammer star, Sponsor a Skater or Coach

Click the helmet to choose and support a skater or coach.

Experience • mentorship • community

Meet Our Coaches

FCJR is fortunate to have coaches who bring competitive roller derby experience, teaching skill and a genuine commitment to developing young skaters.

Coach Lemon

Leanne “Lemon” Groll — Head Coach

Lemon brings years of high-level competitive roller derby experience to FCJR. Her derby career includes competition with Jacksonville at the WFTDA Division 1 level, and she competes with RipTide Roller Derby. She also skates with Pittsburgh Undead, the MRDA-sanctioned A-Team of Pittsburgh Roller Derby, adding open-gender MRDA competition to the experience she brings back to our junior skaters. In 2026, RipTide finished second at the WFTDA North America Playoffs in South Carolina and earned a place at the 2026 WFTDA Championships in Malmö, Sweden. At FCJR, Lemon helps skaters build fundamentals, confidence, teamwork, rules knowledge and safe game-play skills.

⭐ WFTDA Career Highlights
WFTDA’s 2017 Seattle Playoffs Sports Information Book records Lemon with 83 jammer jams and 393 points in the statistical period shown for Jacksonville. At the 2018 International WFTDA Playoffs in Atlanta, Lemon scored 60 points as Jacksonville defeated Sun State Roller Derby 331–126. Jamsterella led Jacksonville with 93 points and Erin Jackson added 49 in that game.
Stats verified through the Women’s Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA).

From Jacksonville to championship-level derby, Coach Lemon brings that experience back to our track and our kids.

Christopher Harrell #69 skating with the Magic City Misfits

Christopher Harrell #69 — Assistant Coach

Christopher Harrell brings years of competitive roller derby experience to the First Coast Junior Rollers coaching team. As a skater with the Magic City Misfits, Christopher has competed across multiple eras of MRDA roller derby — from national championship competition in 2015 through recent Magic City seasons in 2024, 2025 and 2026. He brings firsthand experience in blocking, pack strategy, teamwork, track awareness and tournament-level game play.

⭐ MRDA Experience — Then & Now
2015: Magic City entered the MRDA Championships ranked #8 and finished the season 10–4 (71%).
2024: Magic City went 10–1 (91%), including a 229–211 MRDA Championships win over Tyne & Fear. The team finished 2024 ranked #3 in MRDA Q4.
2025: Magic City went 10–3 (77%). At the 2025 MRDA Championships, the Misfits defeated Y'allhalla 246–42 and Race City 239–57.
2026: Christopher continues to bring current competitive experience to FCJR. In the MRDA's Quarter 1, 2026 rankings, Magic City is ranked #5.

Recent record: Across the 2024 and 2025 seasons, Magic City posted a combined 20–4 record (83%).
These are Magic City team results from Christopher's recent playing years; public results sources do not provide complete individual point totals for #69.

At FCJR, Christopher shares both longstanding championship experience and current competitive knowledge with our junior skaters, helping them build stronger skills, smarter game play and confidence as teammates.

🏁 From Competitors to Coaches
Christopher is still an active competitive skater, with competition continuing through the 2024, 2025 and 2026 seasons. His derby path has even crossed directly with FCJR Head Coach Leanne “Lemon” Groll. On April 6, 2025, Lemon's New Jax City Rollers faced Christopher's Magic City Misfits at Skate Station Mandarin in Jacksonville. Two experienced adult competitors who have faced one another on opposite sides of the track now bring that combined experience together to help develop FCJR's next generation.

Christopher's experience is not only part of FCJR's derby history — it remains current, active experience that he brings directly to our skaters.

Coach Deviant

Melissa “Deviant Behavior” Ludington — Coach

Coach Deviant brings approximately 20 years of Jacksonville roller derby experience to FCJR. She has been part of Jacksonville Roller Derby since its founding era and has served as both a competitor and coach. At FCJR she works primarily with our Level 1 and Level 2 skaters, helping them develop skating fundamentals, confidence, safe contact skills and teamwork.

Deviant also serves FCJR as our Membership Relations Director, supporting skaters and families both on and off the track.

Coach Swoop

Coach Swoop — FCJR Coach

Coach Swoop brings a valuable combination of roller derby experience, athletic training and physical-education experience to FCJR. An active roller derby jammer who skates as SwoopDogg #33, she also works as a PE teacher and personal trainer. She helps developing athletes build strength, conditioning, coordination, confidence, speed and game awareness.

Special sessions • shared experience • derby community

Guest Coach Sessions

FCJR is grateful to experienced derby athletes who volunteer their time to work directly with our junior skaters. Guest coaching gives our athletes a chance to learn new techniques, hear different perspectives and see how strong fundamentals develop into high-level game play.

Jennifer Gaskins #6 competing with Jacksonville at the 2024 WFTDA Global Championships

Jennifer Gaskins #6 — Guest Coach

Jennifer brings elite-level competitive and coaching experience to an FCJR guest coaching session. She has competed with Jacksonville at WFTDA postseason and championship events and was named to the 2017 USA Roller Derby national charter.

⭐ WFTDA Career Highlights
WFTDA's 2017 Seattle Playoffs Sports Information Book records Jennifer with 493 jammer points across 90 jammer jams in 9 games in the statistical period shown. In the 2018 WFTDA postseason statistical period, she recorded 171 points across 32 jammer jams in 4 games. She also produced a 29-point power jam during Jacksonville's 318–161 playoff victory over Charlottesville in 2017.
Stats verified through WFTDA.

Jennifer was also part of Jacksonville's return to the 2024 WFTDA Global Championships, where Jacksonville defeated Adelaide after opening the tournament against Gotham.

Photo credit: @punkmarko, as credited in the supplied S1 Roller Derby post.

Magic City Misfits competition photo supplied for Michael Bratz guest coach feature

Michael Bratz — Guest Coach

Michael brings years of high-level MRDA competition with the Magic City Misfits to an FCJR guest coaching session. MRDA specifically featured Michael with Magic City ahead of the 2019 MRDA Championships, when the Misfits entered the tournament ranked #2.

⭐ 2019 Magic City Highlights
Magic City went 6–1 in 2019. That season included victories of 152–144 over the St. Louis GateKeepers, 188–119 over Texas Men's Roller Derby, 230–131 over Vancouver Murder and 262–102 over Bridgetown. Magic City advanced to the 2019 MRDA Championship final and finished the year ranked #2 in the MRDA.
Team results verified through MRDA and Flat Track Stats.

Competition photo supplied by FCJR; original visible watermark retained.

💜 Thank You for Volunteering
A heartfelt thank-you to Jennifer Gaskins and Michael Bratz for volunteering their time and experience with First Coast Junior Rollers. Every guest coaching session gives our skaters another opportunity to learn, grow and connect with the larger roller derby community. We are grateful for the athletes who invest in the next generation of roller derby.
Come skate with us • Our home rink

Skate Station Funworks Mandarin

First Coast Junior Rollers practices at Skate Station Funworks Mandarin in Jacksonville.

📍 FCJR Practice Location
3461 Kori Road
Jacksonville, FL 32257
🛼 FCJR membership includes skating privileges at our home rink during regular public skating sessions, except special events and specially ticketed events.

Practice with your team, skate for fun and keep building your skills.

Our rink • our derby community

Surrounded by Roller Derby Experience

Takia Jamsterella Agresta

A Special Thank You to Takia “Jamsterella” Agresta

FCJR is grateful for Takia’s support of our skaters and families. An accomplished roller derby athlete with Team USA experience, she helps our families make sure young athletes are fitted with the proper skate size and fit — an important part of skating comfortably, confidently and safely.

Takia also offers a Learn to Skate class after our Saturday practice for skaters who want additional time developing their skills. This is a separate rink program with an additional cost.

Erin Jackson roller skating

🥇 From Roller Derby to Olympic Gold

Olympic gold medalist Erin Jackson competed with Jacksonville Roller Derby before becoming one of the world’s premier speed skaters. After transitioning from roller sports to long-track ice speed skating, she won gold in the women’s 500 meters at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, becoming the first Black woman to win an individual-event gold medal at the Winter Olympics.

For our young skaters, her story is a powerful reminder of where eight wheels, hard work and a love of skating can lead.

RipTide Roller Derby roster graphic featuring Jamsterella, Erin Jackson and Lemon

A Powerful Jacksonville Connection

This RipTide Roller Derby roster graphic includes Jamsterella, Erin Jackson and Lemon — a wonderful snapshot of the high-level skating experience connected to the FCJR community.

🎥 See that experience in action: Watch FCJR Head Coach Leanne “Lemon” Groll #814 skate alongside Jacksonville standouts Jamsterella #111 and Olympic speed skater Erin Jackson #480 as Jacksonville Roller Derby takes on Ann Arbor Roller Derby at the 2019 International WFTDA Playoffs in Seattle.

2019 WFTDA Playoffs: Jacksonville vs. Ann Arbor — Lemon, Jamsterella & Erin Jackson

This WFTDA playoff matchup was Game 4 of the 2019 International WFTDA Playoffs in Seattle, played September 13, 2019. Jacksonville Roller Derby defeated Ann Arbor Roller Derby 251–123. Jamsterella opened the game with a 17–0 jam and had 72 points by halftime. Erin Jackson was part of Jacksonville’s jammer rotation, and midway through the second period Leanne “Lemon” Groll received Jacksonville’s first star pass of the game.

Game information and historical details verified through the Women’s Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA).

▶ Watch on YouTube ✓ Verify Game on WFTDA Visit WFTDA

🔥 More championship-level experience around FCJR: RipTide Roller Derby — the team FCJR Head Coach Leanne “Lemon” Groll competes with — faced the Black Derby Collective (BDC) during Dumpster Fire Day 3 on March 1, 2026.

2026 Dumpster Fire — RipTide vs. Black Derby Collective

This Dumpster Fire Day 3 livestream from March 1, 2026 opens with RipTide vs. Black Derby Collective. The matchup is another look at the high-level competitive roller derby experience surrounding FCJR and being brought back to our junior skaters through Coach Lemon.

The full Day 3 broadcast includes several games; the RipTide vs. BDC matchup is the first game of the stream.

▶ Watch RipTide vs. BDC on YouTube

🏆 Christopher Harrell #69 — MRDA Championship Experience: Watch FCJR Assistant Coach Christopher Harrell #69 compete with the Magic City Misfits at the 2015 MRDA Championships — River City Rumble in St. Louis. Magic City entered the tournament ranked #8 in the MRDA.

2015 MRDA Championships — San Diego vs. Magic City

This full River City Rumble championship game is a look at the tournament-level MRDA experience Christopher #69 brings to FCJR. The matchup featured #8 Magic City against #10 San Diego.

▶ Watch on YouTube ✓ Verify 2015 MRDA Rankings

⭐ Jennifer Gaskins #6 — WFTDA Playoff Experience: Watch Jennifer compete with Jacksonville in the 2018 International WFTDA Playoffs in Atlanta against Montréal. Jacksonville won a close semifinal 199–192.

2018 WFTDA Playoffs — Montréal vs. Jacksonville

WFTDA's 2018 postseason stats record Jennifer #6 with 171 points across 32 jammer jams in four games during the statistical period shown. This playoff semifinal is one of the high-level games behind the experience she shares as an FCJR guest coach.

▶ Watch on YouTube ✓ Verify WFTDA Stats

20 years of Jacksonville roller derby • community • connection

Celebrating Jacksonville Roller Derby — What a Night!

Saturday night was a special one for the FCJR family. Our skaters got to watch coaches, parents, FCJR graduates and longtime Jacksonville derby athletes take the track together — a full-circle reminder that roller derby can stay part of your life long after junior derby.

JAX Jacksonville Roller Derby logo

💜 Thank You, JRD

Jacksonville Roller Derby was founded in March 2006 and is a skater-owned, volunteer-run WFTDA league. Their experience, encouragement and willingness to collaborate mean a great deal to FCJR. Coach Deviant is part of the JRD community, and other JRD skaters have stepped in to help our kids learn, grow and experience the larger roller derby family.

JRD is also an important next chapter for our skaters: many FCJR graduates have gone on to skate with Jacksonville Roller Derby after completing their time in our junior program. We are proud to see our graduates continue in the sport and stay connected to Jacksonville’s roller derby community.

We look forward to continuing to collaborate, learn from one another and grow roller derby in Jacksonville together.

🎉 JRD 20th Anniversary Double Header — September 26, 2026

Congratulations to everyone who took the track for an incredible night celebrating 20 years of Jacksonville Roller Derby at Skate Station Funworks Mandarin.

The evening featured River City Rat Pack vs. Tallahassee Roller Derby, followed by First Coast Fatales vs. Bold City Bandits. FCJR loved being there to cheer on familiar faces from our own derby family.

It was especially meaningful for our kids to see their coaches, parents and FCJR graduates skating alongside experienced Jacksonville athletes. Moments like this show our juniors that there is a whole derby community waiting for them as they grow.

🛼 Meet Jacksonville Roller Derby

JRD's official site describes a league of more than 70 skaters across multiple competitive levels, including the New Jax City Rollers WFTDA All Stars and River City Rat Pack. Because active rosters change, we link directly to JRD's official team pages rather than copying a roster that could quickly become outdated.

📸 FCJR at JRD's 20th Anniversary

What an incredible night! We are proud of every skater who took the track in both matchups and grateful that our juniors could be there to watch, learn, cheer and celebrate the people who keep Jacksonville roller derby rolling.

FCJR skater celebrating with Jacksonville roller derby skaters at the 20th anniversary event Skaters and members of the Jacksonville roller derby community celebrating together Roller derby action at Jacksonville Roller Derby's 20th anniversary double header

📸 More Memories from the September 26 Celebration

More moments from a night filled with skating, cheering, community and the connections between FCJR and Jacksonville Roller Derby.

Jacksonville roller derby community members celebrating together after the event Wide view of skaters and supporters gathering on the track during the anniversary celebration Jacksonville roller derby skaters gathering together during the anniversary event Roller derby game action during Jacksonville Roller Derby's 20th anniversary double header Skaters lining up and communicating during game play Roller derby skaters preparing for the next jam during the anniversary event Roller derby action with skaters moving through the pack Roller derby blocker in action during Jacksonville Roller Derby's anniversary event Roller derby pack action during the Jacksonville anniversary double header Smiling members of the roller derby community together at the anniversary celebration

🎥 Highlights from the Night

Highlights from JRD’s 20th Anniversary double-header! For our junior skaters, getting to see coaches, parents, graduates and longtime derby athletes sharing the track was something special.

JRD 20th Anniversary double-header highlight

JRD 20th Anniversary double-header highlight

JRD 20th Anniversary double-header highlight

JRD 20th Anniversary double-header highlight

JRD 20th Anniversary double-header highlight

JRD 20th Anniversary double-header highlight

❤️ From juniors to adult derby: FCJR is grateful for the skaters, coaches, officials, volunteers and board members throughout Jacksonville's roller derby community who help create opportunities for the next generation — and a place for many of our graduates to continue skating after FCJR.
Get ready to roll

What Your Skater Needs

For roller derby, skaters need properly fitting safety equipment. FCJR may have loaner gear for new skaters, but families should plan for their skater's own equipment as they continue.

⛑️ Helmet
🛡️ Knee Pads
🛡️ Elbow Pads
🖐️ Wrist Guards
🛼 Quad Roller Skates
🦷 Personal Mouthguard

🦷 Mouthguards are personal safety equipment

You must bring your own mouthguard. FCJR cannot provide, loan or share mouthguards for health and safety reasons.

Save on Protective Gear

Triple Eight protective gear being wornTriple Eight protective pad set

FCJR families have access to a team ordering opportunity for Triple Eight and 187 Killer Pads protective gear. The team information provided to FCJR lists a 35% discount and no taxes on eligible orders.

FCJR Discount Gear Order Form
FCJR skaters wearing their team uniforms as they enter the rink

🛼 Order Your FCJR Uniform

Show your First Coast pride on the track! FCJR skaters can use our team ordering information to order their personalized uniform with their derby name and number.

A special thank-you to Monster Muffin for creating a dedicated ordering site for First Coast Junior Rollers, making it easier for our skaters and families to order their FCJR uniforms.

Order FCJR Uniforms
Bont roller skate

🛼 Thank You, Bont Skates!

First Coast Junior Rollers is incredibly grateful to Bont Skates for investing in the next generation of roller derby. Bont generously donated skates to our program, including pink and teal skates along with additional styles that help us get young athletes rolling.

Quality equipment can make a tremendous difference for a new skater. We are especially thankful for the Bont representatives who have shown genuine support for our program and the roller derby community as a whole.

From our skaters, coaches, families and board members: THANK YOU, BONT! 💜🩵🛼

BONT Skate Borrow Form

Shop & Follow Bont

Skaters and families can explore Bont roller skates, gear and products, or follow Bont for skating news and inspiration.

Practice schedule

See you at the rink.

Practice location: Skate Station Funworks Mandarin, 3461 Kori Road, Jacksonville, FL 32257.

Wednesday

Practice: 5:00 PM

Saturday

Practice: 8:45 AM

This calendar displays First Coast Junior Rollers practices and events only. Practice schedules can change for games, travel and special events, so please check here for current information.

Watch FCJR in action

Games, Practices & Team Videos

See First Coast Junior Rollers on the track and in the community — from game and scrimmage action to practices, training and team events.

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Practice & training

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FCJR community & fundraising

FCJR community & fundraising

FCJR team moment

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Team memories

Photos & Memories

Practices, games, travel, community events and team moments — a look at the people and experiences that make FCJR special.

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Where a photographer watermark appears on an image, the original credit has been preserved.

📸 Share Your FCJR Photos

Have photos from an FCJR practice, game, tournament, trip or event? Send them to the team for review. Approved photos may be featured in this gallery.

Please submit only photos you have permission to share.

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Leadership & service

Meet Our Board of Directors

First Coast Junior Rollers is guided by a dedicated volunteer Board of Directors committed to creating a safe, supportive, inclusive and fun environment where young skaters can build confidence, develop athletic skills, make friendships and grow through junior roller derby.

Our board members volunteer their time and talents to support our skaters, families, coaches, programs, events and the continued growth of FCJR.

Amy Trahan, President of First Coast Junior RollersAmy Trahan
President
Katharine Thomas, Vice President of First Coast Junior RollersKatharine Thomas
Vice President
Kristen Bell, Treasurer of First Coast Junior RollersKristen Bell
Treasurer
Lindsay Bowyer, Secretary of First Coast Junior RollersLindsay Bowyer
Secretary
Coach Deviant, Membership Relations Director and Coach for First Coast Junior RollersCoach Deviant
Membership Relations Director & Coach
It takes a community

Volunteer, coach, sponsor or support.

Youth roller derby is powered by families, coaches, officials, volunteers, community partners and sponsors. Help at games, support practices, coach, officiate or help FCJR grow.

Official organization

First Coast Junior Rollers, Inc.

This is the official website of First Coast Junior Rollers, Inc., a nonprofit youth roller derby organization based in Jacksonville, Florida.

Phone: (904) 813-0738
Email: FirstCoastJuniorRollerDerby@gmail.com

Mailing address:

First Coast Junior Rollers, Inc.
10950 San Jose Blvd, Ste 60, PMB 111
Jacksonville, FL 32223

Our new @firstcoastjuniorrollers.org organizational email addresses can be added here after domain email service is activated.