New Hampshire Roller Derby Announces Logo Contest

March 16, 2010 - PRLog -- Winning artists will receive two season tickets to 2010 league bouts.

Queen City Cherry Bombs:  This team of up and coming firecrackers, named for the home city of their beloved JFK Coliseum, is ready to make their public debut at the home season opener. The team’s colors are red and black.

Seabrook Meltdowns:  Named for the home of the state’s first and only operational nuclear power plant, the intraleague Meltdowns bring their atomic energy to the track. The team’s colors are in the works.

Granite Skate Troopers:  The intraleague Troopers, a tribute to New Hampshire’s finest, are ready to lay down the law on the track. The team’s colors are army green and black.

All works must be submitted to the NHRD Art Director, via pixiebruiser@nhrollerderby.com. The submission deadline is midnight on Monday, April 5th. No extensions will be granted as the league will be voting on the winners for each team the next day.
Please notify the Art Director in advance if you are working on a submission. The artist for each winning logo will receive two season tickets to all 2010 NHRD home bouts. Artists are welcome to submit logos for each team.
Specifications
•   EPS Vector Art must be simple enough to translate well to line art for printing on uniforms and merchandise.
•    Team names should be prominent in the design and the words “NH Roller Derby” must appear in small letters within the logo.
•   Any derby gear included must be accurate Please see www.nhrollerderby.com for gear examples.
NHRD opens their home season with a double header on April 24th at 6pm in Manchester’s JFK Coliseum. The Skate Free or Die! All-Stars take on NJ’s Garden State Rollergirls and the all-new Queen City Cherry Bombs battle it out against Central Mass Roller Derby.

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NHRD is the first NH all-female flat track roller derby league with members from central/southern New Hampshire and central Massachusetts. NHRD is a skater-owned and operated 501(c)(3) non-profit organization which promotes women’s athleticism while giving back to the local community. The league follows the guidelines and standards set forth by the Women’s Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) and is a member of the WFTDA Apprentice Program.