The Sulphur City Steam Rollers' (SCSR) final match of the season, against Team Crazy Legs at the Southern Trust Sportsdrome on Saturday,will also be a fundraiser for a special cause.
Inspired by their opposition, who skate for invisible illnesses and mental health, the team aims to raise $1400 during the Hell-O-Wheels Spooktacular to send seven representatives from derby leagues across the country to attend the new St John Mental Health First Aid course.
Sulphur City Steam Rollers marketing and events co-ordinator Layla Robinson said mental health was a cause that many of the players had first-hand experience with.
"A lot of us have ongoing issues with mental health and keeping that at bay. Most people now are pretty comfortable with each other and will talk about it, but sometimes people's situations are a bit intense and beyond our knowledge of how to help them.
"This new course that St John has brought in looks really good and it will better equip the leaders in our leagues around the country to help our players and keep them on track.