TCRD Season
2026 Home Games
Jan 25th-Double Header
TCRD Bumblebeasts vs. Divergence Roller Derby's 80 HDs
⏱ First whistle: 1:30 PM
PNW Bats vs. API Fury
⏱ First whistle: 3:45 PM
Please dress warmly — the venue is very cold. Hot drinks will be available for purchase, along with snacks and merch.
Seating is limited, so feel free to bring a camping chair if you can.
Entry by donation
Funding Acknowledgement:
Funded by the Government of Canada and the Canadian Parks and Recreation Association.
Veuillez vous habiller chaudement, la salle est très froide. Des boissons chaudes seront en vente, ainsi que des collations et du merchandising.
Les places assises sont limitées, n’hésitez pas à apporter une chaise de camping si vous le pouvez.
Entrée par contribution volontaire
Mention de financement
Financé par le gouvernement du Canada et par l’Association canadienne des parcs et loisirs.
📍 Poirier Forum
2026 Away Games
Special events
The Wheel Deal documentary series has launched on Telus StoryHive and all episodes are available on YouTube! Congrats to Super Smash Ho on this big accomplishment!
https://www.youtube.com/@wheeldealdoc
Terminal City Launchpad - learn to derby!
Starting Sundays, Nov. 2nd, 12:00 – 2:15pm. $150 for the full program. Please inquire about flexible payment options if cost is a barrier. A 13 week intro to roller derby program at the Poirier forum. To register, email recruiting@tcrd.ca.
What to expect
Terminal City Roller Derby works hard to make sure all of our events are safe, fun, inclusive and family friendly. Get in on the action and join us at one of our upcoming home games! You can expect a night of hard hits and bold athleticism. This family-fun environment fosters a vibrant community of zealous fans, both new to the sport and long-time supporters. Grab a seat trackside to see the game up close and personal, or find a local fan to explain the game and point out what to look out for.
A game takes about 90 minutes including halftime and timeouts. Our games are presided over by trained skating and non-skating officials.
At home games you can expect food and drink, music, announcers and comfortable seating.
Open Scrimmages are less formal events with fewer bells and whistles but just as much roller derby!
Where we Play
Royal City Curling Club
75 6 Ave E, New Westminster
618 Poirier St, Coquitlam
