Thin Mint has been announcing roller derby since 2010, and has called over 50 games. They have experience in both house and stream settings.

Originally joining Acadiana Good Times Rollers in Lafayette, Louisiana as a referee, Thin Mint was named the league’s announcer before their first game, thanks to their prior experience calling color for high school and college sports on TV. As the league’s first announcer, Thin Mint played a crucial role in helping to build a supportive and inclusive atmosphere for both skaters and spectators. Their passion for the sport and dedication to promoting the values of roller derby as a community-driven, empowering activity have made them a beloved figure in the world of roller derby.

In addition to their announcing duties, Thin Mint has also been involved in organizing and promoting roller derby events, working tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure that each game is a memorable and successful experience for everyone involved. Their commitment to the sport and the community it creates is evident in everything they do, making Thin Mint a true ambassador for the roller derby community.

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Thin Mint’s extensive knowledge of the Women’s Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) rulebook, combined with their familiarity with numerous teams and attention to detail, makes them an ideal producer for roller derby events. Their deep understanding of the game allows them to coordinate seamlessly with the announcers, ensuring that every aspect of the match is accurately documented and conveyed to the audience. While the announcers concentrate on providing dynamic, engaging commentary and keeping the energy of the game alive, Thin Mint meticulously monitors the progress of the jammers, tallies the points scored, identifies power jams, and tracks penalties. This level of coordination ensures a smooth, informed broadcast where each detail is captured and communicated effectively, enhancing the viewing experience for fans and maintaining the professional flow of the game.