Tragic City Rollers
You’re probably familiar with the Blazers and the Barons. But have you heard of the Tragic City Rollers? If not, you’re missing out on another home team to root for. WBHM intern Collin Kurre takes us out to the rink.
For more on the Tragic City Rollers and their upcoming bout, check out TragicCityRollers.com.
~ Collin Kurre, September 16, 2011
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