Port Scandalous rallies after early deficit against Rodeo City
Rodeo City built a 50-point cushion at Sequim Boys & Girls Club, but Port Scandalous answered with Summit Slayer’s 28-point jam.

Rodeo City Roller Derby turned Port Scandalous Roller Derby’s May 30 home bout at the Sequim Boys & Girls Club, 400 W. Fir St., into an early chase, racing out to an advantage of about 50 points. Port Scandalous did not let the night unravel from there. Instead, the home side settled in, narrowed the damage and kept enough pressure on the bout to make the final stretch matter.
The biggest swing back for Port Scandalous came from Summit Slayer, No. 24, who produced a 28-point jam that gave the home crowd a clear reminder that the bout was still live. In roller derby, one jam can flip momentum in an instant, and that burst was the kind of answer Port Scandalous needed after Rodeo City had already forced it onto the back foot. It did not erase the early hole, but it showed the Scandals could still generate offense with authority.
What changed after the rough start was less about one dramatic tactical wrinkle than about Port Scandalous tightening its overall approach. The team dug in defensively, kept Rodeo City from stretching the gap even farther and found a way to stabilize the pace. That matters in derby, where a fast start can snowball into a rout if the trailing side keeps giving up clean scoring opportunities. Instead, Port Scandalous kept the contest competitive enough to preserve urgency deep into the bout.
That response fits the shape of Port Scandalous’ 2026 season. The club is in its 12th year, and its home slate has already included a 179-165 win over West Sound Roller Derby on Feb. 28 and a 175-89 loss to Tacoma’s Dockyard Undertow on March 28. Even in the setback against Dockyard Undertow, Angelina Morales called it “a tough, hard fought game,” a line that now feels apt again after the Rodeo City meeting.

For Port Scandalous, the larger takeaway is not simply that it took an early hit and survived it. It is that the league has shown enough response, scoring punch and competitive grit to make future bouts harder to dismiss, especially if it can start cleaner and reach its jammers before a rival builds another 50-point cushion.
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