From 2015 to 2018 the Santa Cruz Derby Girls adopted a home team structure, comprising the Organic Panic, Redwood Rebels and the Steamer Janes.

The Grommets learn basic skating skills and positional derby with light contact, and have the opportunity to join the Saltwater Sassies when they are ready for full-contact.

[17] Santa Cruz defeated the Sac City Rollers of Sacramento 230–185 to win the tournament and earn a trip to the Division 2 championship.

[18] At the 2014 WFTDA Championships in Milwaukee, Santa Cruz eventually fell to the Jet City Rollergirls by one point, with a final score of 195–194.

[20] After being upset by lower-ranked Tampa, Santa Cruz finished the tournament in seventh place with a 171–122 win over the Kansas City Roller Warriors.

[23] For 2016 Santa Cruz bounced back to the Division 1 level, and as before was the sixth seed at their tournament, this time in Columbia, South Carolina.

[27] In 2018, Santa Cruz qualified for WFTDA Playoffs in A Coruña, Spain where they finished in the consolation round, ending their weekend with a 186–139 victory in a rematch against Philly.

[28] After the COVID-19 pandemic, WFTDA reorganized their international play and Santa Cruz Roller Derby moved into the North American West (NAW) region.