Rosemount High School

06/01/2026

Rosemount Boys Baseball advance to the Section Championship! “Out of Many, We Are One! Fun times! We Are Rosemount! Go Irish!

Video credit: Mason Campbell from the top of the fence in his sandals!

05/31/2026

Rosemount High School Male Athlete of the Year
Max Jones

All-star Team Captain
Vikings All-state
Randy shaver All-state
2x All-district
2x Football Captain
2x Team Player Of The Year
Pat Tillman Award Winner
Mr. Football Nominee
Lacrosse Captain
Lacrosse Defensive Player Of The Year

In Max’s Own Words:
Since I was little, I’ve loved playing sports, whether it’s football, lacrosse, basketball or baseball I love playing it. I’ve always been a very competitive kid I love competition. I’ve known that I would be a football player for a long time. Ever since I was 5, I wanted to play in the NFL! I will NOT stop working towards that dream!

Sports has taught me so much about hard work and discipline. I learned that if I want something I have to work hard to get it and it won’t just be handed to me. The discipline is showing up on the days I really don’t want to. Because if I really want something that’s what it’s going to take.
We Are Rosemount! Go Irish

05/31/2026

Rosemount High School Female Athlete of the Year
Isla George

4x Varsity Letter Winner
3x All-Conference
4x Section Champion
3x State Qualifier
2x All-State
4x All-State Honorable Mention
Team Captain
Rookie of the Year
Most Valuable Swimmer
Committed to swim at Kenyon College

In Isla’s Own Words
Being part of the Rosemount Girls Swim and Dive program over the past four years has truly shaped me into the person I am today. This team has supported and encouraged me to always push harder and has given me a community I can rely on, both in and out of the pool. Whether it is a hard day at school or frustration with my times, I know my teammates and coaches are always there for me.

As a team, we talk a lot about how swimming is an individual sport that we make into a team sport. We work towards goals as a team and put the team first. That means a lot of the time, you switch your events depending on the meet. It taught me to be adaptable and not dwell on what I thought would happen. Being on our team has also taught me time management. We come and leave as a team, so there are a lot of late nights after a meet, leaving less time to get work done. I had to learn to manage my time to get all my homework done and keep my grades up.

The most important lesson I learned is how to handle disappointment. You are not always going to win or have the best time but being able to bounce back and still encourage others truly makes the difference between a win and a loss. Your attitude during practice or meets can change the trajectory of the whole season.
We Are Rosemount! Go Irish

05/31/2026

The Rosemount Boys Volleyball Team put on a show vs. Farmington in the Section Semi-finals! This was the last indoor home game of the year and the RHS student body and the City of Rosemount showed up to represent! BIG hits, BIG blocks, BIG energy and Irish win 3-0! Championship June 2, 6pm @ Eastview. We Are Rosemount! Go Irish!

05/30/2026

The Rosemount Girls Track and Field Team filled the podium with the Irish logo in the Section Finals today! All that excellence led the Irish to the 2026 Section Championship! STATE BOUND! We Are Rosemount! Go Irish!

05/30/2026

The Rosemount Boys Track & Field Team put it down when they arrived to compete in the section meet! All of that determination lifted the Irish to the 2026 Section Championship! STATE BOUND! We Are Rosemount! Go Irish!

05/30/2026

The Rosemount Girls Golf Team bring it during section play! The Irish cap off a great season and finished third in the section with one athlete advancing to State to compete for an individual state championship! We are Rosemount Irish!

05/30/2026

The Rosemount Boys Golf Team left it all on the course in the finals! They finish second in the section and have three individuals headed to State to compete for an individual state championship! We are Rosemount! Go Irish!

05/29/2026

The wait is over — Graduation Day is here. 🎓

In just a few hours, the Rosemount High School Class of 2026 will make their way into the arena one final time as students, before leaving as graduates. Tonight marks the end of countless moments that shaped their high school journey — friendships formed, lessons learned, victories celebrated, obstacles overcome, and memories that will last long after the caps are tossed.

Graduates will enter at 6:50 PM, and commencement will begin at 7:00 PM. Please note that tickets are required for in-person attendance.

If you are celebrating from home or supporting our seniors from afar, we invite you to join us via livestream here: https://www.youtube.com/live/sTUkfaObhGA?si=848kyCEZA84AKZ1c

Rosemount community — thank you for supporting this incredible class along the way. Congratulations to the Class of 2026! 💚

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05/29/2026

The Rosemount Boys Lacrosse Team used the home-field advantage to defeat Shakopee 19-4. The teamwork and support from the home crowd were on full display! We are Rosemount! Go Irish!