Program started in 1978 coached by Dennis Gillund.   First program victory was 5-2 versus Simley High School competing in the Missota Conference.  Team Captains were Jeff Klein, Mike Nelson, and Jim Walsh.

Past Varsity Teams

Ever wondered where football (soccer) clubs got their crest - and what they stand for?

Players point to them in celebration!  Super fans get crests tattooed!   Crests are tied into the DNA of a club and are a visual representation of what a team stands for.

In early 2023 it was decided that the Boys Soccer program needed a new crest to represent Irish soccer at Rosemount.  Inspired by Ireland’s national team crest from the past, the Rosemount Irish Boys crest took shape.   The Ireland crest is a nod to the past.  A symbol that represents their pride, passion, and ambition, and truly celebrates their iconic Shamrock.

Rosemount established their soccer program in 1978 under the direction of Dennis Gillund with similar ideals.   The old-time soccer ball reflects the evolution of Rosemount Irish soccer over the past decades.  The F, A, R at the three points is for ‘Football Association of Rosemount’.   It encompasses all youth levels in Rosemount community.  Take pride Rosemount Irish Soccer athletes, when you take the field remember what’s over your heart – as you represent what Irish soccer is all about.