I remember it, but now it makes me think of "The Warriors".

That scene towards the end where the roller punk comes after them in the train station.

Cool video with Scenes from the movie to "We Die Young" by Alice in Chains.

L.A.  The announcer was Dick "Whoa Nelly" Lane who used to announce wrestling as well.

The T-Birds were the home team - they were always the home team!  They never went on the road.

The stars were Little Ralphie Valladeres and Danny Reilly.

They played teams such as the Detroit Devils and the Texas Outlaws with a bad-ass skater named Shirley Hardman.

Every few years someone tries to organize Roller Derby again. There might be something happening now for women only.  I see it on the news every once in a while.

If I remember correctly they played right across the street from old Kezar Stadium in San Francisco. I think the crowds were more violent than the players. They were a bloodthirsty bunch. lol

Woman's Flat Track Derby Association.  There's actually quite a few teams around the country. Take a look:

in Orlando.
Big guy funny sense of humor with not a lot of teeth he assured me the action in Roller Derby was real (of which I had no doubt)!

He said he later became a professional musician playing some 13 instruments and had lived in my city.