I thought I'd be a weird outsider because I didn't want to dress like that.
My name is Sarah Moola.
I'm a practising Muslim, but I also love playing roller-derby.
I really like the fact that it's aggressive because I like getting my energy out.
Obviously, we don’t ever hit anyone with the intent to hurt,
but if you can execute an awesome block on track during a game
and you can knock your opposing player... on their bum,
that's really really awesome.
Most roller girls do wear hot-pants and fishnets or leggings,
and quite form-fitting stuff.
Islam tells us to dress in a modest way,
so I had to think outside the box.
I got married a month ago.
It was "assisted", which is where your family introduces the couple.
I met plenty of guys who wouldn’t even have wanted me working
and that was a deal breaker for me.
It was like, "We can stop talking now!"
"Finish your tea!"
It wasn't going to work out.
My husband understands.
I made it really clear before we got married that I like playing roller-derby,
that I make a big commitment to it, that it is a full contact sport,
injuries do happen, and it's going to take up a lot of my time.
There's always going to be people who believe women should stay in the home or shouldn’t be seen,
but there's no point trying to please everybody,
you have to do what you believe is right.