If last month’s bouts were nail-biters, the spectators of this past Saturday’s thrillers will have left the Armory with bloody stumps for fingers.

If you weren’t at the D.C. Armory on Saturday for the D.C. Rollergirls’ fourth bout of the season, you missed a couple of real nail-biters.

Round two of DC Rollergirls‘ season seven is done and dusted with no big surprises. The Movember bout saw Scare Force One ease past the Bombshells while the Majority Whips edged out the DemonCats.

The DC Rollergirls “Lucky” Season Seven got off to a rollicking start with Mayor Gray blowing the ceremonial whistle to launch proceedings. Sandwiched by a pair of hard-fought bouts, the afternoon’s half-time break featured the wedding of two DC Rollergirls.

The DC Rollergirls All-Stars kept their impressive winning streak alive over the weekend with a solid result over Richmond’s River City Rollergirls.

The D.C. Rollergirls sixth season ended Saturday at the Armory, with Scare Force One retaining the title in a blow-out over the Cherry Blossom Bombshells and the D.C. DemonCats upsetting the Majority Whips for third spot.

Scare Force One and the Cherry Blossom Bombshells face off Saturday at the Armory to bring home the Skate of the Union and the right to call themselves the top team in D.C. roller derby.

In a hard-hitting and physical bout, the DC All-Stars (#11 E via WFTDA) took down Suburbia Suburban Brawl (#12 E via WFTDA) 247-137.

The DC Rollergirls All-Stars avenged two recent losses to the Maine Port Authorities with a convincing win over the higher-ranked Portland team, while the DC DemonCats remained winless thanks to the Majority Whips.

The DC All-Stars (ranked No. 11 in the East) faced off against the Queen City Roller Girls of Buffalo, New York (No. 15) before home teams Scare Force One and Cherry Blossom Bombshells took to the track.