Attention All Rosamond Football Players, Parents, and Fans
Thanks for visiting the Rosamond Football Boosters Website and for taking an interest in the team.
The Roadrunners Football website has been in operation for four years but is scheduled to be taken off line in 2012 before the start of the next season. That doesn't have to happen but depends upon your response.
Due to the support of the Football Booster Club, which is no longer active, the website was able to continue to operate through the 2011 football season. This was done without any input, information, or assistance from the teams coaching staff.
This site does not have the support of the current head football coach but coaches come and go. The website is for the benifit of the football players, parents, students, and fans.
If you are a current or former player or a parent, fan, or faculty member who visits this site and feel that its content promotes morale and is beneficial to the football players and students of Rosamond High School its time to contact the webmaster at the email address shown below and let your feelings be known.
Without letting your voice be heard this site will be shut down by July of 2012. If you don't want to see that happen please email the webmaster today at rizzo7@sbcglobal.net and find out what you can do to keep it going.
If you would like to see this site stay open your response is needed !!!
The Rosamond Football program needs all the support it can get. Lets work together to keep this website alive for the players, fans, and supporters of RHS football through the 2012 Season and Beyond !!!!!!!
Local Players attend Nike Football Combine
The Nike/ESPNRISE football combine took place at Long Beach City College on Saturday Apr 24 and athletes from around the AV participated including players from Palmdale, Lancaster, East Side, Paraclete, Quartz Hill, and Rosamond High Schools.All told, over 2100 football players from 50 different southern California schools and from places as far away as Oregon, Utah, Arizona, and Nevada showed up to have their skill level and speed documented at four events including the 40 yard dash, the shuttle, vertical jump, and kneeling Power Ball toss.
Besides having their times and skill levels measured for the individual events participants also received an overall “SPARQ” rating which averages speed, power, agility, reaction, and quickness. Instruction and motivational speeches from staff members of college level football programs as well as NFL players was provided and included talks from former Green Bay Packers wide receiver Derrick Mayes and current tight end of the Atlanta Falcons, Tony Gonzales. Players also received a complimentary Nike Pro Workout shirt.
Test results and SPARQ ratings from the event as well as
dates for future Nike combines can be found at ESPNRISE.com
Details for the 2011 football banquet will be posted as soon as they become available
