First place trophy for the Dust Devil, the first Women's Flat Track Derby Association Roller Derby Tournament, 2006. The tournament was won by the Texas Rollergirls, the team co-founded by the donor, Rachelle Moore aka Sparkle Plenty. Moore was also a co-founder of the Women's Flat Track Association which helped define modern roller derby.
Modern roller derby began in 2001 after four teams were formed and founded under the Bad Girls Good Women Productions (BGGW) name. In 2002, the flat track derby, Texas Rollergirls was formed from 65 members of the first BGGW teams after a disagreement over management practices caused a permanent split. BGGW took the remaining 15 skaters and became the TXRD Lonestar Rollergirls forming a banked track league. A truly grass roots movement, the flat track derby uses a not-for-profit organizational model with female identifying skaters running the leagues and using their own money to buy rink time, produce tournaments, and print programs, putting any money earned, back into the organization.