Rosebud-Lott Senior Dustin Reaux signed to continue his baseball career at McPherson College. “Your hard work, dedication, and passion for the game have paid off,” Rosebud- Lott ISD said. “Wishing you nothing but success at the next level - go make an impact.”
Chelsey Easter represented Rosebud-Lott at the State Track Meet on Friday, May 15, and finished 7th overall in shot put. “Earning the opportunity to compete at the state meet is incredibly difficult, and Chelsey’s finish marks the highest placement by a Rosebud-Lott shot put athlete at the state meet,” Coach Daniel Gilmore said. “Results are part of sports, but they are never the full story. The preparation and discipline that go into competing at the highest level are what truly shape a person. Chelsey prepared the right way and competed the right way. We are proud of her not just for the result, but for the work, growth, and discipline that got her there.”
Rosebud-Lott has announced its cheerleaders for the 2026-2027 school year.
The Marlin Youth Athletic Commission (MYAC) is making history this season by launching its first-ever all-girls flag football program, inviting peoople from across the region to participate.
The first ever Rosebud-Lott High School BBQ team competed at the State Cook-Off in Burnett over the weekend. Ryan Dutton, Jackson Palmer and Parker Peters joined advisor Johnny Walker in competing in several categories against over 100 other teams from around the state. They placed ninth overall at the competition. They are also the Reserve Grand Champion in the grilled cheese competition and will head to Nationals in June.