ROLLER DERBY SKATER
 
 
Exchanging Fame for a Purpose
   
Many consider Judy Arnold the greatest women's Roller Derby skater to ever grace the banked oval. She began skating in 1960 and her career quickly began to soar. Arnold soon became the captain of the Philadelphia Warriors in 1967 and at the peak of her career, she retired in 1975. Why did Arnold walk away from a lucrative career, fame and fortune? Ah, therein lies a great story...
What life-changing decision caused Judy Arnold to
walk away from the lucrative career she loved?
Judy's story is one you can relate to, and will touch your life. The story of how a woman who had it all, put down her skates and picked up the truth.
 

Recent Updates

December 2014 - Added Article Written by Judy in Joyful Living

November 2014 - Philadelphia Warriors' Reunion - Click for Pics

September 2014 - See Judy's Fathead - Click Here

June 2014 - Pro Wrestling World Welcomes Judy - Click for Pics

January 2014 - Added a New Bio Page for Judy - Click Here

December 2013 - Pics of Judy Sharing at Various Churches in NJ

May 2013 - 'A Nice Discovery' on the Web - Click Here to Read

February 2013 - Listen to Judy's Interview Here on Blog Talk Radio

September 2011 - Pictures: Judy Honored by Redding Rollergirls

August 2011 - New Video & Pics: Judy Honored by Rollergirls

August 2011 - Birthday Tribute From Gary Powers and Rollergirls


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Message From Judy

I will periodically be updating my site with more pictures and announcements so please visit again. Blessings, Judy ♥

       

 
 
 

About Judy
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Judy Arnold, once the famed Captain of the Philadelphia Warriors is now a speaker and evangelist. Book Judy to speak at your event.

 
 
 
 
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