About Us
RJS
Established in 1956, Roseville Junior Sports is based in Roseville, MI.
The primary purpose of RJS is to provide and administer quality baseball, cheer and football programs to children ages 5 - 14 and all abilities in the area. We welcome all cities We seek to develop and maintain a fun and safe environment while building healthy relationships among all athletes, coaches, parents, and volunteers. In addition, we strive to develop and improve baseball skills and knowledge through competitive and noncompetitive environments, player camps and clinics, coaches training, and parent education programs.
We are a non-profit, volunteer based organization committed to the youth of our community. To that end, RJS is continuously looking for added help and support. If you are interested in becoming involved please feel free to contact us. We have set up this site to help us share information with the Athletes, Families, and Friends participating in our program.
Contact info
Baseball - rosevillejrsports1956@gmail.com
Adult kickball fundraiser - rjskickball@gmail.com
Football - rosevillejrsports1956@gmail.com
Cheer - rjscheergm@gmail.com
A message from the league president, 1960
Speaking as your president and in behalf of the Board of Directors, I want to bring to you a brief outline of our past accomplishments and future objectives.
Our organization fielded its first football teams in 1957, consisting of 210 boys on five teams. In the spring of 1958 baseball was included in our sports program. From a modest start our baseball program has grown to its status of approximately 680 boys comprising 45 teams. The football program has moved along in like manner. At this seasons end 420 uniforms were available for use by boys in this community.
All of these accomplishments have been made with much hard work by the members of our various committees, and by the active persons included in the general membership. The funds necessary to support our sports program come, in part, from baseball sponsors, and mainly from the efforts of the membership in spring and fall fund raising drivers.
What the future will hold for our youth program depends on the efforts put forth by our members, giving their time and talents to support and direct the varied activities of the organization.
In closing I wish to thank all of the people who have helped to make my year as president a pleasant as well as successful one. May we continue to progress and provide wholesome sports activities for the youth of our community.
Sincerly,
Robert D. Walters