Arizona Derby Dames Association

“Expenses 3,712 bank charges 23 dues & subscriptions 314 equipment rental 3,139 merchant fees 3,385 merchandise 2,077 paypal fees 309 reimbursement 2,350 rent 111,655 repairs & maintenance 799 security 2,213 state taxes 2,148 supplies 5,121 tournament fees 500 utilities 4,687 website 158 other expense 3,612 total 146,202”

“Inventories for sale or use 785 0 banked track 11,874 11,874 less accumulated depreciation 11,874 11,874 equipment 4,267 4,267 less accumulated depreciation 4,267 4,267 furniture & equipment 4,567 4,567 less accumulated depreciation 4,567 4,567 security deposit 3,078 3,078 total 3,863 3,078”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 30 273”

“Our mission is to provide accessible opportunities for individuals of all backgrounds to participate in and enjoy the thrill of roller derby while promoting values of inclusivity, diversity, and empowerment.”

“The league successfully established and sustained training programs for both adult and youth skaters, providing a consistent environment for physical and emotional self-confidence building through team sport participation: a) total skaters served: 88 active skaters, including 72 rostered adult skaters and 15 youth skaters. B) recruitment success: added 17 new adult skaters and 7 new youth skaters during the reporting period, demonstrating successful program growth. C) training and coaching: 15 dedicated trainers and coaches provided organized instruction, mentorship, and oversight across all league levels. The league maintained a rigorous schedule of practices and competitions, ensuring consistent access to physical fitness and competitive opportunities: 1) adult league training: conducted 240 practices totaling 480 hours of instruction and physical training for rostered adult skaters. 2) rookie training: conducted 80 practices totaling 178 hours for 6 active rookie skaters preparing to join the main roster, reinforcing foundational skills and sportsmanship. 3) youth program training: conducted 80 practices totaling 140 hours for the youth league, emphasizing skill development and teamwork. 4) competitive bouts: hosted 9 adult home bouts/games and 3 youth bouts/games. The all-star adult team also participated in 4 away games, representing the organization regionally. 5) community outreach: invested 50 hours into recruiting events, actively engaging with the community to promote participation in the sport.”