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Welcome Future Wolverines,
Welcome Future Wolverines,
Rosemont Athletics is excited for your interest in our athletic program. This page is designed share information all students athletes and their families should know, while also providing the contact information to learn more about specific programs. Student Athletes are encourage to contact coaches or the Athletic Department for more information.
Rosemont Athletics is excited for your interest in our athletic program. This page is designed share information all students athletes and their families should know, while also providing the contact information to learn more about specific programs. Student Athletes are encourage to contact coaches or the Athletic Department for more information.
RHS Athletic Philosophy
RHS Athletic Philosophy
Our goal at RHS is to develop student-athletes who, through academics and athletics, learn the value of sportsmanship, teamwork, dedication, perseverance, self-improvement, and physical health. Our student athletes will develop the skills to balance high-level athletic competition with the maintenance of good academic standing.
Our goal at RHS is to develop student-athletes who, through academics and athletics, learn the value of sportsmanship, teamwork, dedication, perseverance, self-improvement, and physical health. Our student athletes will develop the skills to balance high-level athletic competition with the maintenance of good academic standing.
In order to participate in athletics, each student must meet specific eligibility requirements. The school’s policy on athletics is as follows:
In order to participate in athletics, each student must meet specific eligibility requirements. The school’s policy on athletics is as follows:
- Attendance—Attendance must be at 95% or better in all current courses.
- Tardies—No more than 6 tardies per quarter.
- Academics—A minimum grade point average of 2.0 is required at the end of each semester.
- Citizenship—A mark of “Satisfactory” is required in at least 75% of the current course load and not more than one “Unsatisfactory” mark in the last quarter grade report. Any student suspended from school will be deemed ineligible to participate in any activity, competition, and/or event for 7 days after the incident. Teachers will not change grades to deem a student eligible nor change a grade to deem a student ineligible.
Transfer Guidelines
Transfer Guidelines
Any student who has attended another high school prior to Rosemont is a transfer student. Transfer students should communicate with their head coach and athletic director to begin the transfer process. Print and complete the Transfer Form and return to the athletic director. Sometimes the transfer process can take a while, the sooner the form is completed the sooner the student athlete will be eligible to play. Here is a link to the Parent Handbook for Understanding the Transfer Eligibility Procedure.
Frequently Asked Questions for Incoming Freshman
Frequently Asked Questions for Incoming Freshman
Do grades from middle school determine eligibility for athletics in high school?
Typically middle school grades do not affect eligibility for high school athletics. Most students can participate in any fall or winter sport. Cheer Tryouts typically take place in May of the previous school year. GPA from 8th grade will be considered due to a limited number of available roster spots.
How do I tryout for a team?
Contact the coach directly for conditioning and tryout dates. The Athletic Webpage is also a great resource.
Can I join multiple sports in the same season?
It is possible to join two sports during the same season but highly uncommon. If this is something you are considering contact the Athletic Director to begin the conversation.
Do I need past experience to join a team?
Past experience is helpful but not necessary. Teams are selected based on academic eligibility and athletic ability. Contact the coach to for more information.
What are coaches looking for?
RHS Coaches are looking for student athletes who are great teammates, willing to make a commitment, and ready to work. If this sounds like you, then we want you a part of Rosemont Athletics.
Can an 8th grade student practice with high school students?
Middle school students may not participate in practice or games. Once a middle school student promotes from 8th grade, they are welcome to train with our fall teams during the summer.
If I am absent during the day, can I still participate in practice or a game?
No
Do I need a sports physical?
All athletes must get a sports physical before starting joining practice or tryouts. For more information select this link.
SUMMER 2025 PRACTICE AND CONDITIONING
SUMMER 2025 PRACTICE AND CONDITIONING
2025 Summer Conditioning and Training Schedule
2025 Summer Conditioning and Training Schedule
Football -
Football -
- Weight Training and Conditioning June 16th - 27th 3:00 PM - 5:40 PM
- July 28th Official Practice 3:00 PM - 5:40 PM
Girls Varsity FLAG FOOTBALL – Official Practice starts August 18th.
Girls Varsity FLAG FOOTBALL – Official Practice starts August 18th.
Last Chance Tryouts:
Date - Aug 21st - Lower Turf Field
Time - 3PM - 4:30PM
Last Chance Tryouts:
Date - Aug 21st - Lower Turf Field
Time - 3PM - 4:30PM
Team Conditioning: Mon 6:30-8pm, Tues 4-5:30pm, Wed 4-5:30, Thur 3-4:30pm
Starting Aug 4th. Contact Coach Johnny for info at Johnny-Martin@scusd.edu
Team Conditioning: Mon 6:30-8pm, Tues 4-5:30pm, Wed 4-5:30, Thur 3-4:30pm
Starting Aug 4th. Contact Coach Johnny for info at Johnny-Martin@scusd.edu
Volleyball
Volleyball
- Training July 15 - July 31 Time: 9:00 AM - 11:15 AM Days: Monday through Thursday. Location: Large Gym
- Tryouts - August 4 - 8th 3:30 - 6:30 PM
Water Polo
Water Polo
Practice begins 7-28-25
Contact Coach Nicholson and Coach Bazos for more information
Baseball
Summer baseball starts on 6/2/25 on MWF. 8am-10am when summer vacation starts.
Contact Coach Pile for more information
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