Terrell Owens has been a consistent leader for our program all season. He leads our team in scoring while continuing to grow into a true leadership role, setting the tone with his work ethic, confidence, and ability to deliver when it matters most. His dedication is evident in every play. He has earned the title of Male Athlete of the Month, a recognition that celebrates not only his individual achievements but also his positive impact on the team as a whole.

Paige Edwards, a standout member of the Roseville Varsity Girls Bowling Team, currently holds the second highest conference average of 193 after competing in two matches. She has earned spots on two All-Tournament teams, finishing in second place on both occasions. Her vital contributions have played a significant role in keeping her team undefeated with a record of 2-0 in the early part of the season. Beyond her remarkable personal accomplishments, Paige exemplifies leadership and sportsmanship, serving as an inspiration to her teammates. Outside of bowling, she is recognized for her positive outlook and her eagerness to support her peers, making her not only an exceptional athlete but also a valued member of the Roseville High School community.

RHS senior Jay’Den Williams, who holds the title of the #1 ranked wrestler in the state and is also nationally recognized and highly sought after, has recently made a significant announcement. Williams has committed to wrestle for the University of Michigan on a full athletic scholarship upon his graduation. This decision follows an outstanding year on the mat, where he achieved an impressive undefeated record of 53-0, ultimately becoming the 165lb State Champion. Additionally, he set a new MHSAA record for Technical Falls with 49 TFs, indicating victories by 15 points or more.

This fall, Jay’Den, who is a two-way starter on the varsity football team, managed to balance his time between football and competing in the national wrestling circuit. There, he earned the title of double All-American at the prestigious US Marine Corps Junior Nationals in Fargo, ND. In Fargo, he concluded an exceptional year by becoming a finalist in Greco-Roman style and placing 6th in Freestyle, making him a two-time finalist and a four-time All-American.

~ Coach Joe Baker and Coach Mike Wilson

“This is Dayjonna's second year on Pom. She has grown tremendously in her strength and skill since starting. Dayjonna is helpful and supportive to her teammates and coaches. She goes out of her way to assist those in need during our practices. Dayjonna is a leader and gives 100% in her dancing, all while making sure others are understanding the choreography as well. We can't wait to see her continued growth during this season!”

- Coach Adrienne Miller

Miles is a 3-year starter who has dominated on offense and defense this season for our football team. He also has a 3.6 GPA. During the month of October, Miles had 23 tackles and 5 sacks. Miles is a team captain which has led our football program to Roseville’s 6th consecutive playoff appearance.

"Miles has been a great leader on and off the field, our program is better because of his contributions." Coach Snowden. Miles is also verbally committed to Grand Valley State University on a full ride football scholarship.

Makayla has demonstrated remarkable perseverance and dedication throughout this season. She currently maintains a 3.4 GPA. Her skills in stunting, tumbling, and overall performance with the team have significantly improved.

"We appreciate you for stepping up and stepping up with the last-minute changes and executing them with perfection!"  -Coach Blue.

"Junior Asiyah Stewart-Ellis an outside hitter for the Roseville varsity volleyball team. She is new to hitting this year but has become not just comfortable in that position but important to the team. She can do it all. Pass, block, serve, and has some of the most memorable hits on the team. If that wasn’t enough she is also a great teammate and is always cheering her team.

Can’t wait to see what the future holds for such an awesome person and impressive athlete.”

Coach Nicole Golden

First year phenom Terrel Posey shows hard work, and determination generates success leading the team with 8 goals.

Head Coach Nick Fisk

Ryan is a Senior and is the starting Varsity Football Quarterback. During the first game of the season Ryan had 16 carries for 123 yards and 1 TD, he also had 8 completions for 104 yards and 1 TD. Ryan also starts on the varsity football team and his a a part of journalism.

Coach Snowden Quote - "Ryan has developed into more than a great athlete, he has developed into a great student, leader and young man"

Iyana is a 3 year varsity Volleyball player, and she is more than a captain. She has been a huge asset to the varsity team but she helps other players on the JV and Freshman teams. She gives 100% effort and has become a leader that has impress her coaches.

Coach Goldman Quote - "Iyana is the glue that keeps our whole team working and pushing themselves to get better, our program would not be what it is without her leadership and work ethic".

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