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nouncer explains what’s happening. Jams last two minutes; bouts about 2.5 hours.
On average, a Rollergirl lasts only couple seasons because of the demands on her time and body, Govern says. What keeps some on track longer varies.
For Alpha, who bears a star tattoo on the back of each knee, it is an alter ego.
“I love the whole persona of putting on skates and becoming somebody else, a hardcore side of me.”
Searfass enjoys the exercise, travel and edu- cating the public. “We do events in the com- munity; we donate to charity and try to be really kid-friendly at bouts and community events,” she said. “What more could you ask for in just a hobby?”
Said Emenecker, 36, “There is always some- thing to learn, always room for improvement. Plus, it’s just fun!”
Lehigh Valley Rollergirls race February through November. Home bouts are held at the In- dependence Family Fun Cen- ter in Schnecksville, a modern, family-friendly facility with a snack bar, small bowling alley and rock-climbing wall about a block off route 309.
Tickets, which can be pur- chased online at www.lehigh-
valleyrollergirls.com, cost $10 in advance or $12 at the door. Because the league is a non- profi t corporation, money col- lected pays for the track, Web site,
insurance and music.
Home bouts to come: May 11, July 13, Aug. 24, Sept 7, Oct. 19, Nov. 2
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