[2] The nascent Texas Rollergirls announced their first bout in April 2003 at Playland Skate Center,[12] and in July of that year surpassed attendance levels previously under the BGGW name.

[20] In 2007, Texas Rollergirls began supporting and training additional skaters who were interested in playing flat track derby more informally and recreationally.

[27] At the 2009 championships in Philadelphia, Texas beat Boston and Rocky Mountain Rollergirls in the opening rounds, but then fell 178-100 to the Oly Rollers to finish in second place.

[29] Texas then won their opening game at Championships against Bay Area, but lost in the quarterfinals 151-52 to Gotham Girls Roller Derby to end their tournament.

[34] In 2013 the WFTDA restructured playoffs again, and under the new divisional model Texas qualified as a Division 1 team for the tournament in Richmond, Virginia,[35] which they won with a 253-210 victory against Philly.

[37] At the Evansville D1 tournament in 2014, an upset loss to Windy City put Texas in the third-place game, which they won over Jacksonville Rollergirls 335-221 to finish in third.

[38] At championships in Milwaukee, Texas beat Angel City Derby Girls in their opening game but then lost in the quarterfinals to Gotham 163-117 to be eliminated.

[49] In 2018, Texas was the top seed at the WFTDA Playoff in Atlanta and took first place with a 172-155 victory over Jacksonville; Texecutioner jammer Freight Train was named the tournament MVP.

[51] An August 2004[66] appearance on Good Morning America featured an interview with Whiskey L'Armour and members of the Texas Rollergirls demonstrating moves with host Robin Roberts, who donned skates for the segment.

[67] Founding member Melissa "Melicious" Joulwan wrote Rollergirl: Totally True Tales from the Track, published by Simon and Schuster in 2007, as a memoir and history of the early days of roller derby in Texas.

[69] Photographer Felicia Graham published Rollergirls: The Story of Flat Track Derby in 2018, as a chronicle of the league's history and people.