My camera will go all the way up to 25,600 ISO, I had to do a little research to find that. I did shoot in RAW, but had to save the pictures in jpeg to my computer to get them to upload. I have the originals still, but I'm new to the whole photoshop thing, so I'm not sure what I'm doing with it.
I was sitting as close as possible for safety reasons. Believe me, sitting trackside instead of being on the track itself is not easy. We have another bout this weekend, and I'm looking forward to trying out the tips you guys have given me.

This is a photo I shot at a recent bout of my team playing against Jacksonville. We play inside an airplane hangar and the game was in the evening, so the lighting was pretty poor. All the shots I got are grainy due to the settings I used, but I'm not sure what settings I could change to get better shots next time. Advice?

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I fractured my pelvis during a derby practice, so I'm not skating for a few weeks while that heals and in the meantime I get to photograph my teammates at our bouts. It's been difficult, since my only option is sitting in a chair, but I've gotten a couple of decent shots.

Hello,
Another newbie here from central Florida. I photograph a little bit of everything, but just now I'm working on shooting my roller derby team while I'm out hurt and can't skate. Tips are always appreciated, and I'm constantly searching the internet for ways to improve.