Heartland North East – Road To Finals Day!

We have two bout days left in each of the Heartland Series divisions and the tensions are getting high! Teams are jostling for position to try to make it into the top two at the end of Round 7 to quality for the awesome Finals Day smackdown at the end of November.

The permutations at this stage are confusing so we thought we’d try to steer you through them! Put the kettle on, cut yourself a sandwich and settle down! This could be a long one!

Current Table

Remaining Fixtures

13/09/2014

• Cambridge RollerBillies – Wolverhampton Honour Rollers
• Rebellion Roller Derby – Vendetta Vixens

18/10/2014

• Nottingham Roller Girls – Wolverhampton Honour Rollers
• Oxford Roller Derby – Vendetta Vixens
• Cambridge RollerBillies – Rebellion Roller Derby

Cambridge RollerBillies – It’s In Their Hands

• 2 wins from the last 2 remaining games will see them top the group.
• One win from their remaining two games will see them qualify.
• If they lose both their remaining games, they have to have a better points differential than all the other teams also on 9 points to see them through.

Nottingham Roller Girls – It’s In Their Hands

• If they win their last game on game day 7, they will qualify.
• If Nottingham lose their last game, they have to rely on having a better points differential than the other teams on 9 points to see them through.

Oxford Roller Derby – Relying On Others

• Oxford must hope that either Cambridge lose both remaining games or Nottingham lose to Wolves.
• They must then beat the Vixens on Game Day 7.
• They then have to rely on having a better points differential than the other teams on 9 points to see them through.

Wolverhampton Honour Rollers – Relying On Others

• Wolves must beat both Cambridge and Nottingham in their last remaining games.
• If Cambridge win on the last day, Wolves must rely on having a better points differential than the other teams on 9 points to see them through.

Vendetta Vixens – Relying On Others

• The Vixens must beat Rebellion and Oxford in their last two games.
• They must hope that Cambridge lose their last two games, or that Nottingham lose to Wolves on game day 7.
• The Vixens must then rely on having a better points differential than the other teams on 9 points to see them through.

Rebellion Roller Derby – There’s Always Next Year

• Rebellion cannot qualify for finals day, as two teams have already reached 9 points and Rebellion can only get a maximum of 6, but victories over the Vixens and Cambridge would give the Rebels a major say in the outcome of the Division!