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[[File:RoseyWicketAttackPic.webp|thumb|A rosey player (PavTheYT) breaks the wicket while being chased by two defenders (ka_tie and Beamz)]]
[[File:RoseyWicketAttackPic.webp|thumb|A rosey player breaks the wicket while being chased by two defenders.)]]
{{Infobox sport
{{Infobox sport
| name        = Rosey
| name        = Rosey
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A standard match consists of two innings, each with a four-minute running clock. The clock stops for turnovers, penalties, or team timeouts. Each team is permitted two timeouts per inning.
A standard match consists of two innings, each with a four-minute running clock. The clock stops for turnovers, penalties, or team timeouts. Each team is permitted two timeouts per inning.


===Other rules ===
===Positions===
There are not set positions in Rosey, however several positions have emerged as descriptors of certain roles players can fall into.
*'''Forwards''': A forward is a player that is predominately the scorer. Their role is typically to simply run through the defense and avoid attacking defenders. A player that is a forward typically will have a high offensive value and a relatively low defensive value in their statistics.
*'''Backs''': A back is a player that predominately acts on defense and is notable for their PvP skills. In conventional rosey strategy, a back typically tries to clear defenders on offense to allow their forward to score.
*'''Power forwards''' and '''Power backs''' ('''Powerbacks''') are forwards and backs that have the skills of both a forward and a back but are specialized as either a back or forward. The 'power' in the name indicates their flexibility and their two-way skill.
The Rosey Federation uses the metrics of Offensive Value Above Replacement (O-VAR) and Defensive Value Above Replacement (D-VAR) to determine the positional classification of a player. The table below represents the classification criteria:
{| class="wikitable"
!
!Positive oVAR
!Negative oVAR
|-
!Positive dVAR
|If oVAR higher, '''Power forward'''
If dVAR higher, '''Power back'''
|'''Back'''
|-
!Negative dVAR
|'''Forward'''
|If oVAR higher, '''Forward'''
If dVAR higher, '''Back'''
|}
 
===Other rules===


====Out of bounds====
====Out of bounds====
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If the player was on the attempting team, play restarts at the meterline most recently crossed by the defensive player furthest away from their homezone. If the player was on the defending team, play restarts at the meterline closer to the attempting team's homezone from the furthest player on the attempting team, however no play can resume at the homeline.  
If the player was on the attempting team, play restarts at the meterline most recently crossed by the defensive player furthest away from their homezone. If the player was on the defending team, play restarts at the meterline closer to the attempting team's homezone from the furthest player on the attempting team, however no play can resume at the homeline.  


==== Penalty ====
====Penalty====
Penalties are typically enforced via 9-meter changes in a team's launching position. The only offenses resulting in such a punishment are false starts and unsportsmanlike conduct. Illicit substance usage also results in such a punishment, however also leads to the ejection of the offending player.
Penalties are typically enforced via 9-meter changes in a team's launching position. The only offenses resulting in such a punishment are false starts and unsportsmanlike conduct. Illicit substance usage also results in such a punishment, however also leads to the ejection of the offending player.


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If any player crossed the 9m line during the initial attempt of a play and finds themselves in an offside position, the Umpire rules the play dead. The attempt is ruled a violation, and play is reset at the Beacon.
If any player crossed the 9m line during the initial attempt of a play and finds themselves in an offside position, the Umpire rules the play dead. The attempt is ruled a violation, and play is reset at the Beacon.


====== Removal ======
======Removal======
The offsides rule was removed in the third edition of the rules in March 2026, due to its ability to be abused to stop play. The abolition of offsides has led to certain new strategies being developed, such as the ''backwards distraction'', and discussion over potentially introducing a defensive point for downing an offensive player in the opposing homezone.  
The offsides rule was removed in the third edition of the rules in March 2026, due to its ability to be abused to stop play. The abolition of offsides has led to certain new strategies being developed, such as the ''backwards distraction'', and discussion over potentially introducing a defensive point for downing an offensive player in the opposing homezone.  
{{Infobox sports league
{{Infobox sports league
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| founded    = January 4, 2026
| founded    = January 4, 2026
| founder    = [[Sayerleft]]
| founder    = [[Sayerleft]]
| region      = [[Cascadia]]
| region      = North America and Western Europe
| teams      = 8  
| teams      = 8  
| first_season = [[First RFL season|1st]]
| first_season = [[First RFL season|1st]]
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|currentseason=[[Summer 2026 Rosey season|RFL Season II]]}}
|currentseason=[[Summer 2026 Rosey season|RFL Season II]]}}
==RFL==
==RFL==
The '''Rosey Federation League''' ('''RFL''') is a professional Rosey league in the Republic of Cascadia. Composed of 8 teams, the RFL is the major sports league in Cascadia, the fourth-largest in the world (behind F1, Kings League, and the EFL), and the highest professional level of the sport of Rosey. The RFL season consists of a regular season, consisting of 9 games for each club, which is followed by a postseason concluding in the '''Ranger Cup''', the ultimate championship of the sport.
The '''Rosey Federation League''' ('''RFL''') is a professional Rosey league in North America and Western Europe. Composed of 8 teams, the RFL is one of two major sports league in North America (along with the EFL), the fourth-largest in the world (behind F1, Kings League, and the EFL), and the highest professional level of the sport of Rosey. The RFL season consists of a regular season, consisting of 9 games for each club, which is followed by a postseason concluding in the '''Ranger Cup''', the ultimate championship of the sport.


[[RFL Season II]] began on May 30, 2026, and is expected to conclude in late July 2026 with the second edition of the league's grand final, the Ranger Cup.
[[RFL Season II]] began on May 30, 2026, and is expected to conclude in late July 2026 with the second edition of the league's grand final, the Ranger Cup.


===Teams===
=== Teams===
The RFL consists of 8 teams, with no divisions. Clubs vary, with some, such as the Swiss Redeyes, representing a whole country, and some instead representing community groups or towns. Each team is administered by a general manager, accountable to club ownership. 7 of the 8 clubs are owned by a sole private owner and 1 is owned as a publicly-held nonprofit. In the past, several clubs had been owned by local governments but have since been sold.
The RFL consists of 8 teams, with no divisions. Clubs vary, with some, such as the Swiss Redeyes, representing a whole country, and some instead representing community groups or towns. Each team is administered by a general manager, accountable to club ownership. 7 of the 8 clubs are owned by a sole private owner and 1 is owned as a publicly-held nonprofit. In the past, several clubs had been owned by local governments but have since been sold.


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{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|+
|+
! Club
!Club
!City  
!City
!Homepark
!Homepark
!First season
!First season
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|-
|-
|'''[[Fighting Salish]]'''
|'''[[Fighting Salish]]'''
|Chicago, America  
|Chicago, America
|Wrigley Field
|Wrigley Field
|''I, II''
|''I, II''
|[[Setrus]]
|[[Setrus]]
|-
|-
|'''Halifax Havaikans'''  
|'''Halifax Havaikans'''
|Halifax, Acadia
| Halifax, Acadia
|Valedux Memorial Stadium
|Valedux Memorial Stadium
|''I, II''
|''I, II''  
|GuyWithALife
|GuyWithALife
|-
|-
|'''Manicouagan Mariners of Detroit'''
|'''Manicouagan Mariners of Detroit'''
| Detroit, America
|Detroit, America
|Manicouagan Park
|Manicouagan Park  
|''I, II''  
|''I, II''
|[[HawaiianDPG|TheeHawaiian]]
| [[HawaiianDPG|TheeHawaiian]]
|-
|-
|'''St. Louis Pioneers'''
|'''St. Louis Pioneers'''  
|St. Louis, America
| St. Louis, America
|Prairiedog Park
| Prairiedog Park
|''I, II''
| ''I, II''
|[[KayP7]]
|[[KayP7]]  
|-
|-
|'''[[Neverland Pirates]]'''
|'''[[Neverland Pirates]]'''
| Neverland, Texas
|Neverland, Texas
|Pirates Park
| Pirates Park  
|''I, II''
|''I, II''
|JoeJoe77
| JoeJoe77  
|-
|-
|'''Swiss Redeyes'''
|'''Swiss Redeyes'''
|Zürich, Switzerland
|Zürich, Switzerland  
|New Redeyes Field
|New Redeyes Field
|''I, II''
| ''I, II''
|Bachinuni
|Bachinuni
|-
|-
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|Joesheisty
|Joesheisty
|-
|-
|'''Oakwood Oakwardens'''  
|'''Oakwood Oakwardens'''
|Oakwood, Cariboo
|Oakwood, Cariboo
|Comment Field
|Comment Field  
|''I, II''
|''I, II''
|[[The_Last_Comment]]
|[[The_Last_Comment]]
|}
|}
=== Popularity ===
Rosey is largely considered the most popular sport in Eastern North America and the Pacific Northwest. In the Southwest of North America its popularity is second to that of Gridiron football and the [[EFL]] (EarthMC Football League), which dominates Texas and California, although RFL nonetheless has presence in Texas with the RFL's Neverland Pirates. It has also gained some popularity in Western Europe, with the Swiss Redeyes bolstering Rosey to be the second-largest sport in Switzerland behind F1 Racing, and has garnered limited popularity in France and North Africa.
RFL is the most-viewed sports league on EarthMC, with the second-highest average attendance. It has the fourth-highest estimated fanbase and playerbase, and is one of the fastest growing organized sports.
RFL players consist of various nationalities. As of June 2026, 31% of active professional rosey players on RFL rosters are American, 21% are Acadian, 10% are Swiss, and 7% are Texan. 14% are from nations in the Pacific Northwest (Cascadia, Cariboo, Montana), 6% are from other nations in Eastern North America (Massachusetts, New York), and the remainder are from other nations around the globe such as France, Mauretania, and Australia.


===RFL draft===
===RFL draft===
The '''Rosey Federation professional player draft''', also known as the '''RFL draft''', is the means in which players not committed to any particular team can be selected by RFL clubs prior to a professional season.
The '''Rosey Federation professional player draft''', also known as the '''RFL draft''', is the means in which players not committed to any particular team can be selected by RFL clubs prior to a professional season.


====January 2026 RFL draft====
====January 2026 RFL draft ====
Six players were entered into the draft.
Six players were entered into the draft.


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|-
|-
|1
|1
|[[Flippizzacake]]  
|[[Flippizzacake]]
|Fighting Salish
| Fighting Salish
|-
|-
| 2
|2
|[[Bachinuni]]
|[[Bachinuni]]
|Loon Lake Redeyes
|Loon Lake Redeyes
|-
|-
| 3
|3
|[[ElimBessus]]
|[[ElimBessus]]
|Hermosillo Havaikans
|Hermosillo Havaikans
|-
|-
| 4
|4
|[[_Weirdguy]]
|[[_Weirdguy]]
|Eureka Warriors
|Eureka Warriors  
|-
|-
|5
| 5
|Swat907
|Swat907
| Eureka Warriors  
|Eureka Warriors  


|-
|-
|6
|6
|[[SergioTheCrafter]]
| [[SergioTheCrafter]]  
|Manicouagan County RC
|Manicouagan County RC
|}
|}


==== May 2026 RFL draft ====
==== May 2026 RFL draft====
19 players were entered into the draft. All returning professional players from the previous season were immediately placed into the draft, with the exception that each club could maintain their manager if their manager was a player-manager, and each club could reserve up to one non-managerial player to not enter the draft. Reserving either a player-manager or a non-managerial reserved player resulted in a penalization of one order placement in the draft per reserve.
19 players were entered into the draft. All returning professional players from the previous season were immediately placed into the draft, with the exception that each club could maintain their manager if their manager was a player-manager, and each club could reserve up to one non-managerial player to not enter the draft. Reserving either a player-manager or a non-managerial reserved player resulted in a penalization of one order placement in the draft per reserve.


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!Player
!Player
!Pos.
!Pos.
!Club drafted to
!Club drafted to  
!Experience
!Experience  
|-
|-
|1
|1
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|-
|-
|4
|4
|DinoNuggiez1029
|DinoNuggiez1029  
|
|
|Oakwood Oakwardens
| Oakwood Oakwardens
|n/a
|n/a
|-
|-
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|6
|6
|SergioTheCrafter
|SergioTheCrafter
|PF
| PF
|Fighting Salish
|Fighting Salish
|41 pro career attempts with Manicouagan Golden Bears
|41 pro career attempts with Manicouagan Golden Bears
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|sometexan
|sometexan
|
|
|Halifax Havaikans
| Halifax Havaikans
|n/a
|n/a
|-
|-
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|F
|F
|Cincinnati Royals
|Cincinnati Royals
|4 pro career attempts with Loon Lake Redeyes
| 4 pro career attempts with Loon Lake Redeyes
|-
|-
|12
|12
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|-
|-
|15
|15
|Golfistayt
|Golfistayt  
|
|
|Manicouagan Mariners of Detroit
|Manicouagan Mariners of Detroit
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|January 4, 2026
|January 4, 2026
|-
|-
|Counsellor to the Commissioner for Broadcasting  
|Counsellor to the Commissioner for Broadcasting
|Bachinuni  
|Bachinuni
|February 1, 2026
|February 1, 2026
|}
|}
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|+Current registered umpires
|+Current registered umpires
|LadyEsquimalt  
|LadyEsquimalt
|since January 5, 2026
|since January 5, 2026
|-
|-
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|-
|-
|HawaiianDPG
|HawaiianDPG
|since January 5, 2026  
|since January 5, 2026
|-
|-
|swat907
|swat907
| since January 6, 2026
|since January 6, 2026
|-
|-
|GuyWithALife
|GuyWithALife