List of Roswell High School (Georgia) state championship appearances

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This is a list of Roswell High School (Georgia) state championship appearances. Roswell High School is located in Roswell, Georgia and has a rich tradition of athletic competition that began when the school opened in 1949. Roswell's mascot is the hornet and fields athletic teams in 16 sports organized under the Georgia High School Association. The following lists details seasons in which the Hornets finished as state champions, runners-up, or in some cases within the top four of the state in various sports offered by the school.

Football State Championship Appearances [1]
YearWinning TeamLosing TeamLocation(all in Georgia)ClassRoswell's Record
1956Monticello35Roswell6Roswell High School, Roswell C7-4-1
1968Roswell36Irwin County6Roswell High School, RoswellB13-0
1970Roswell28Warren County12The Brickyard Stadium, Thomson A12-2
2006Roswell
Peachtree Ridge
14N/A — Tie14 McEachern High School, Powder Springs [2] AAAAA13-1-1
2015 Colquitt County 30Roswell13 Georgia Dome, Atlanta [3] AAAAAA14-1
2016 Grayson 23Roswell20Georgia Dome, AtlantaAAAAAAA14-1
Girls' Gymnastics State Championship Appearances
YearState Champion TeamState Runner-Up Team
1994 Heritage Roswell
1995HeritageRoswell
1997Roswell Milton
2000RoswellMilton
2001RoswellMilton
2002Roswell Oconee County
2003RoswellOconee County
2004Oconee CountyRoswell
2005Roswell Lassiter
2007RoswellMilton
Baseball State Championship Appearances [4]
YearState Champion TeamState Runner-Up TeamClass
1969Terrell CountyRoswellB
1970RoswellN/AB
1971RoswellN/AA
1976 Bradwell Institute RoswellAA
1986RoswellJones CountyAAA
2013MiltonRoswellAAAAAA. [5]
Boys' Golf State Championship Appearances [6]
YearState Champion TeamState Runner-Up TeamClass
1983DaltonRoswellAAA
1990Roswell Glynn Academy AAAA
1992Glynn AcademyRoswellAAAA
1993 Benedictine RoswellAAAA
2006Colquitt CountyRoswellAAAAA
2014Peachtree RidgeRoswell

Johns Creek

AAAAAA [7]
State Championship Appearances — Track & Field and Cross Country
TeamYearFinishClass
Boys Track & Field1957State Runner-UpC
Boys Track & Field1959State ChampionsC
Boys Track & Field1961State ChampionsB
Boys Cross Country1973State Runner-UpA
Boys Track & Field1974State Runner-UpA
Lacrosse State Championship Appearances
YearWinning TeamLosing TeamLocation(all in Georgia)ClassRoswell's Record
2012Milton25Roswell6Milton High School, Milton Girls AAAAA [8] 13-5-1
2014Roswell6Lambert5Roswell High School, RoswellBoys AAAAAA20-2 [9]
2015Roswell12Pope9Roswell High School, RoswellBoys AAAAAA17-3 [10]
State Championship Appearances — Other Sports [11]
SportYearFinishClassNotes
Boys Basketball1971State ChampionsADefeated Calhoun County 65-52
1997State ChampionsAAAADefeated Marietta 43-38
Competition Cheerleading2007ThirdCOEDFinished behind Rome and Duluth [12]
2008ThirdCOEDFinished behind Woodland and Peachtree Ridge [13]
Riflery2000State Runner-UpA-AAAAA (open event)Champ was East Coweta [14]
Boys Soccer1987State Runner-UpA-AAAAlost to St. Pius
Girls Soccer2003SemifinalistAAAAA13-6-0 record [15]
Softball1992State ChampionsAAAAFirst girls team to win a state title for Roswell
2004ThirdAAAAA22-12 record [16]
Girls Tennis2012State ChampionsAAAAA22-0 record [17]
Wrestling20134th Place [18] AAAAAA24-7 dual record, Region Champions in Dual and Traditional Formats [19]

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