clubs and activities have been successful in competitions at state, national, and international levels. The Roosevelt Chess Club won the 1992 High School National Championship in the U-1600 division while the Special Olympics team has had several individual medalists at state competitions. The Academic Challenge team won their three-team televised round of the show in 2007 which earned them an 8th-place finish overall in Northeast Ohio out of 87 schools. In 2003 and 2009 they placed second in their televised competition and also have first-place finishes in 1985 and 1993. The Future Problem Solving teams, which includes Community Problem Solving, has had a number of team and individual placings at the state and international competition including a fourth-place individual placing at the 2004 international competition and second- and third-place finishes in various categories at the 2006 international competition. Athletics Roosevelt's teams are known as the Rough Riders, owing to the school's namesake Theodore Roosevelt, and the school colors are red, white, and black. As of 2017, Roosevelt fields 28 varsity athletic teams, the most recent addition being the girls golf team, which became a varsity sport in August 2013 after two years as a club. Previously, girls who wanted to play golf could compete as individuals on the boys team. There are additional teams in most sports at the junior varsity level as well as a few sports that have freshman-only teams. All teams except the golf, ice hockey, and bowling have their home games in facilities on the Roosevelt campus. Ice hockey home games are held in the Kent State University Ice Arena, boys golf plays their home matches at Windmill Lakes Golf Club in Ravenna, girls golf uses the Fairways of Twin Lakes in Franklin Township, and the bowling teams have home matches at the Kent Lanes bowling alley. The school is a member the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) and competes at the OHSAA Division I level in all sports except football, where it competes in Division II. Since August 2015 Roosevelt has been a member of the Suburban League American Division for all sports except ice hockey, field hockey, and boys and girls lacrosse, as few or no other Suburban League schools have teams in those sports. Ice hockey competes in the Greater Cleveland High School Hockey League and field hockey in the Northeast Ohio Field Hockey League. Both boys and girls lacrosse compete in