They competed like Wolverines, and they represented our school (and the SVC) with respect and honor both on and off the field. We couldn’t ask for more. We faced adversity at times, but 10 athletes qualified to Masters, and 2 school records were set this week: Ozmund Noble in the Discus 165’-8”, and Julia Taranchuk in the 100 meter hurdles 15.81.

The boys team finished 4th overall as a team and the girls finished 11th (out of 20+ scoring schools)

Moving on to Masters next week at Folsom HS:

• Amir Martinez: 400 (3rd), 200 (1st D5 Section Champion), 4x4 (2nd)

• Ozmund Noble: Shot Put, Discus

• Julia Taranchuk: 100m H (3rd), 300m H (5th), 4x1 relay (5th)

• Vanessa Kawaharada: 800 (3rd)

• Anthony Garcia, Vincent Vanslyke, Khyri McLemore: 4x4 relay (2nd)

• Jalaya Cozart, Jaylen Burton, Kaleeah Bryant: 4x1 relay (5th)

• Ozmund finished 2nd in both 🥈 against one of the top throwers in the state

• Make that 11! Lucca Gonzales qualified in the long jump (3rd)

Congratulations to Rosemont High School’s swim team for making school history! The boys team finished first in the league finals, earning a co-championship with El Dorado High School. This marks the first league title in our swim program’s history.

A huge shoutout to all our swimmers, coaches, and supporters for an incredible season. We look forward to sharing more highlights and stories from our athletes and coaching staff soon!

Congratulations to our Winter Athletes who received nominations during the Athletic Director meeting! Your hard work and dedication have truly paid off, and it’s great to see your efforts recognized. Keep pushing forward and inspiring others!

Congratulations to our four seniors, especially Joshlynn Jordan, Kennedy Davis, and Kaleeah Bryant, for playing all 4 amazing years of Girls Basketball. Your hard work and teamwork have inspired us all. We are so proud of you and excited to see what lies ahead!

Coach McCullough finds inspiration in seeing her players grow and improve in a sport she is so passionate about. She enjoys helping them develop their skills, build teamwork, and find love for the game. This season was filled with many highlights, including nearly defeating El Dorado, coming close against first place Liberty Ranch, and making it to the playoffs. With 24 years of coaching experience across girls, boys, and club volleyball, coach McCullough enjoys coaching the dedicated Rosemont team, who work hard, support each other like family, and embrace challenges. Being voted Coach of the Year by her fellow league coaches was a surprising and meaningful honor, to have them recognize all the hard work she has put into the team this year!

Coach Nicholson finds his inspiration for coaching in his players and their families, whose hard work, dedication, and sacrifice are truly moving. Now in his third year of coaching, this season stood out with several close games, especially a remarkable moment when goalie Ryan Familia blocked four consecutive shots in rapid succession. Coach Nicholson appreciates coaching at Rosemont because of the strong sense of community and the exceptional support from athletic directors and administration, which allows him to focus entirely on instruction. Being named Coach of the Year is an incredible honor as it validates the hard work he and his program have put in and the progress they have achieved this season

Thank you to Boys Basketball for representing Rosemont High School Athletics!

Congratulations to Our Fall All-League Athletes!

Our school is thrilled to celebrate the incredible accomplishments of our talented athletes who have been recognized as All-League winners for their respective fall sports. Their hard work, dedication, and passion for their games have truly paid off, and they have made our school proud.

Meet Our All-League Honorees:

    •    Clara Belnap – Volleyball

    •    Jude Bezos – Water Polo

    •    Alex Rodriguez – Football

    •    Vanessa Kawaharada & Gillian Passavoy – Cross Country

    •    Amilia Gorsira – Girls Golf

These athletes have not only excelled in their sports but have also represented our school with integrity and sportsmanship. They inspire their peers and younger athletes to aim high and give their best in every endeavor.

Join us in congratulating Clara, Jude, Alex, Vanessa, Gillian, and Amilia on this amazing achievement! We are proud to have such talented individuals representing our school.

Keep striving for greatness, and let’s continue to support all of our athletes in their pursuits both on and off the field.

Go Big Blue!