Rockford High School won in 1911, 1919 and 1939 when it was the only public school in town. West High, which opened in 1940, closed after the 1989 school year and was converted into a middle school.

As West Bloomfield (26-3) was milking a 36-35 lead with 1:10 to play, Grace Lyons stepped in front of a Laker pass, and made her only 3-pointer of the day, giving Rockford the lead for good.

Rufus Matthews, shown here from the Aug. 24, 1952 edition of the Rockford Morning Star, was the first All-America football ...

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A clash of titans unfolds when reigning champ West Bloomfield takes on Rockford in the Division 1 high school girls basketball state final at 12:15 p.m. today at Michigan State University’s ...

That 1947 class was just the seventh graduating class from East High, after Rockford Central High School split into East and West High Schools in 1940. The oldest members of that class are now 94 ...

Grace Lyons did lead Rockford in scoring in the Division 1 state championship game against West Bloomfield. But she made every play late to win it. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio ...

Rockford High School won in 1911, 1919 and 1939 when it was the only public school in town. West High, which opened in 1940, closed after the 1989 school year and was converted into a middle school.

Rufus Matthews, shown here from the Aug. 24, 1952 edition of the Rockford Morning Star, was the first All-America football player from Rockford West High School, which eventually closed in 1989 ...

[ Sign up for our Michigan Preps newsletter for high school sports news, directly in your inbox. Rockford led, 42-41, after Grace Lyons’ floater with 2:23 left. After West Bloomfield got two ...

Bobby Washington, a third Big Ten player from Rockford's fabled West High's two-time state basketball champions, has died at age 87.