Welcome to FSRD!

Rec membership is designed for bout-ready skaters who want to practice and bout, but aren't able to commit at the Active League Membership (ALM) level.

Ready to join as a rec member—or switch your membership track? 

Email freestaterollerderby@gmail.com and fsrd.hr@gmail.com today!

Rec membership is built on the same components as ALM: dues, attendance, and hours—but at significantly reduced levels.

 1. Dues 

• Pay $7 per practice (click here!) or $50 per month (see below).
• Please email Sting, the Dues Maven, at samraed98@gmail.com and CC payfsrd@gmail.com to
• Set up a monthly dues payment
• Discuss dues waivers
• Ask any other questions about dues

 2. Attendance

• There is no baseline monthly attendance requirement.
• To play in a bout, attend at least three practices in the 30 days leading up to that bout. 
• Prioritize attending the designated pre-bout practices (PBPs).
• Communicate with MoCo Mayhem managers (find their contact info in our League Directory) about which practices you will be attending—and especially if you will miss any of the PBPs.

 3. Hours

• There is no baseline monthly hours requirement.
• To play in a bout, work one shift during that same event.

FAQ

What are the benefits of rec membership?

• Being a member of FSRD with minimal requirements/maximal flexibility
• Bouting with MoCo Mayhem

What is not included among the benefits of rec membership?

• Joining as a trainee/going through the training program—this requires consistent attendance and can't be done on a rec basis
• Earning ALM
• By extension: voting, trying out for charter teams, running for leadership positions, or being rostered on the Suzies or Villains

Is being on MoCo Mayhem the same thing as rec membership?

• No! MoCo Mayhem is a team that includes both ALM track skaters and rec skaters.
• But rec skaters who want to play in bouts do skate with Mayhem!

Do rec members need WFTDA insurance?

• Yes—anyone who is scrimmaging needs to have WFTDI.
• Here's a link to the portal!

Is it possible to be an official and a rec member?

• Yes! As long as you meet the requirements for each role.
• Please do not to pay for practices you are officiating.
• Officiating can count as your hours shift during an event where you'll be skating.
• Make sure that both the head officials and the Mayhem managers know that you're doing both.

Is it possible to move between ALM and rec membership?

• You can move between these two tracks up to once per season.
• Otherwise, these categories are static:
• Rec skaters cannot earn ALM, even if they meet the requirements.
• An ALM skater does not become a rec skater by failing to make ALM.

Ready to join as a rec member—or switch your membership track? 

Email freestaterollerderby@gmail.com and fsrd.hr@gmail.com today!