Rockford Schedule
| Opponent | Result |
|---|---|
| 9/18 vs Jenison | W 16-13 OT |
| 9/25 at Caledonia | W 49-7 |
| 10/2 at West Ottawa | W 33-23 |
| 10/9 vs Grand Haven | DNP Quarantine |
| 10/16 at East Kentwood | DNP Quarantine |
| 10/23 vs Grandville | W 28-8 |
| MHSAA Playoffs | |
| 10/31 vs West Ottawa | W 41-7 |
| 11/6 vs Hudsonville | W 42-7 |
| 11/13 vs Grandville | W 34-28 (3OT) |
| 1/9/21 vs Saline | W 40-17 |
| 1/16/21vs Davison | L 3-27 |
Rockford Remains Unbeaten in 2020 With Win Over West Ottawa
Photo courtesy of Miles Postema, Check out all his pictures from last nights game here: https://milespostema.smugmug.com/Rockford-Sports/2020-Rockford-vs-West-Ottawa-football/ The Rockford Rams are in the thick of the OK Red title race as the season's halfway...
2020 High School Football Week 3 Preview
With the second week behind us, we will now turn to a thrilling second week of MHSAA football. Still curious about last week? Check out our Recaps, Power Poll, Standings, and Core Power Performance Players of the Week. Now onto Week 3, where we have fifteen games LIVE...
Rockford’s Early Scoring Attack Leads to Blowout Win Over Caledonia
The Rockford Rams traveled to Caledonia tonight for a battle of unbeaten teams in the OK Red. An explosive offensive attack pushed Rockford out front early and carried them to victory. On the opening drive of the contest, Zak Ahern led Rockford to the end zone. His...
2020 High School Football Week 2 Preview
With the first week behind us, we will now turn to a thrilling second week of MHSAA football. Still curious about last week? Check out our Recaps, Power Poll, Standings, and Core Power Performance Players of the Week. Now onto Week 2, where we have fifteen games LIVE...
Rockford Wins Overtime Thriller Against Jenison
In an old-school OK Red battle, the defenses led the way for a majority of the game between Rockford and Jenison. Rockford quarterback Zak Ahern led a pair of crucial drives to deliver the Rams to victory, 16-13 in overtime. Nate Ross got the scoring started with a...
Rockford Football History
Rockford High School Football Early History Rockford Football History – 1923 - By Terry Konkle 1923-24 School Year Henry Lemoin was hired to coach the 1923 football team replacing Charles Harris who mentored the 1922 squad to an outstanding 9-1-1 overall...
Aquinas hosts the Catholic Central Boys Basketball Legends Invitational Dec 27th and 28th
The 2019 Legends Invitational presented by Grand Rapids Catholic Central will take place on Friday December 27th and Saturday December 28th. The games will take place on the campus of Aquinas College at the Sturrus Sports and Fitness Center 1580 Fulton St. E. Grand...
Ralph Munger Retires as Head Coach at Rockford
Photo by Miles Postema There will be a change of the guard on the football sidelines in the OK Red this fall. After twenty-eight successful seasons as head coach of the Rockford Rams, Ralph Munger has retired from that position. He announced his retirement...
East Kentwood Avenges Week 9 Loss in Playoff Opener Against Rockford
Read about it in the Rockford Roar here: https://www.rockfordroar.com/news_article/show/1061835 Seven days ago, Rockford and their stout defense stifled East Kentwood and held them to just seven points. The MHSAA Playoff Selection Committee paired these two...
1910-11 School Year
New Rockford School Superintendent Henry D. Mc Naughton introduced the idea of high school athletics to the Rockford School system.
Football was to be one of the sports and a team was organized, but because of lack of uniforms and equipment, it was decided to wait until the fall of 1911 to play games. Some practices were held and scrimmages within the team happened. Superintendent McNaughton was involved in the team organization.
Orange and Black are the school colors.
Some of the participants were: George Binder, Elliot (John) Oatley, Lynn Carpenter, Clifford Carlyle, Howard Haag, Gaylord Muir, Leo Solomon, Grant Wolven, Cecil Porter, Glen Havens and Floyd Carpenter.
Practices were held on the high school grounds to the south of the school building along Division Street and between Monroe and Main Streets
