The F/S Boys Basketball team defeated Lamoille 57-28 and then lost to Princeville 35-28 at the Galva Tournament. They will play Ridgewood on Monday for 3rd place.
The Rockets girls basketball team knocked off Monmouth United 25-14 today in Monmouth. Amaya Ernat led the Rockets with 13 points.
Rockets fall to Sherrard 43-31. They will be back in action on Tuesday at Riverdale.
Varsity BBB-Final
Rockridge- 31
Sherrard- 43
Varsity BBB- End of 3Q
Rockridge- 22
Sherrard- 35
Varsity BBB- Halftime
Rockridge-18
Sherrard- 20
Varsity BBB- End of 1Q Rockridge 14 Sherrard 13
JV BBB- Final
Sherrard- 50
Rockridge 26
We are aware that the NFHS camera is not working for tonight's basketball game. They are working on getting it back online.
JV BBB- Halftime
Sherrard 26
Rockridge 7
A big thank you to our local farm community for coming out to support our Rockets for Fist Bump Friday! We appreciate your tireless work and all that you do to support our agricultural traditions and our students! 🚀👊🏻
Congratulations to our 2025 ILMEA All-State choir students!!
F/S GBB Final
Riverdale 25
Rockridge 0
F/S GBB Halftime
Riverdale 11
Rockridge 0
HS Varsity GBB- Final
Riverdale 49
Rockridge 25
HS Varsity GBB- End of 3Q
Riverdale 40
Rockridge 17
HS Varsity GBB- Halftime Riverdale 17 Rockridge 11
HS GBB- End of the 1Q
Riverdale 11
Rockridge 3
The Rockridge 6th Graders took a field trip this morning to the HNI Headquarters and Plant in Muscatine. They got to tour the facilities and learn about various careers in the Manufacturing Industry. Research shows that career experiences like this have the greatest impact between the ages of 6th-8th grade. They raise awareness and inspire curiosity about careers – specifically in manufacturing. Many students will choose their high school classes based on specific career interests. So, although 6th grade seems young – it is the perfect time for them to be experiencing different careers! Thank you to Mandy Parchert and the team at HNI for providing this valuable experience!
How do you blow straight through a school bus stop sign—on a snowy morning—while the bus lays on the horn—and not even bother to brake?
What level of negligence is that?
We’re out here with 50+ kids depending on us to get them to and from school safely, and drivers like this one can’t manage the most basic rule in existence: STOP FOR THE SCHOOL BUS. This isn’t a mistake. It’s not a lapse. It’s dangerous, reckless, and completely unacceptable. If you’re that distracted, you have no business being behind the wheel. Iowa plates JRT560 your ticket is coming. Do better. Now.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bcHBeCglK5zRFc0Goui0x7FEhQsrNc9G/view?usp=drivesdk