Wyandotte Roosevelt Athletics offers 25 varsity level sports and a total of 36 teams in grades nine through 12. Over 40 percent of students are involved in sports. Over 50 students are three-sport athletes and over 200 are two-sport athletes.

Roosevelt High School won Downriver League Championships in girls’ swim and dive and boys’ bowling, and has finished so far in the top half of the Downriver League in nine sports and counting as spring sports are not yet completed.

RHS has had 17 state finals qualifiers and over 50 athletes achieve All-Downriver League or All Regions status. At least five athletes have committed to compete at the collegiate level.

Wyandotte Athletics hosts a number of fundraising events to raise money for charity organizations. This has included our Block Out Cancer football game and boys’ basketball game, Defend against Dementia girls’ basketball game, and You Matter (for mental health awareness) hockey game. Wyandotte Roosevelt also hosts and has Peer to Peer Unified basketball, bowling and track and field.

These teams and events link students in special education with students in the general education population to participate in those three sports.

Wyandotte Roosevelt also hosted many multi-team invitationals and MHSAA district or regional tournaments, which included cross country, wrestling, competitive cheer, tennis, golf, soccer and track and field.

Wyandotte Roosevelt is a sports hub for the Downriver area and fields competitive and improving teams. Go Bears!