Romulus football cancels homecoming game due to violence threat
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 9, 2026, 9:42 PM
Last updated Oct 9, 2026

Romulus football has canceled its Week 7 homecoming game against Dearborn Heights Annapolis on October 9 following a credible threat to incite violence. Superintendent Benjamin Edmondson reported that students alerted officials, enabling them to inform authorities. The district has not announced whether the game will be rescheduled. Edmondson emphasized the importance of community safety and urged parents to communicate about reporting concerning behavior. Currently, Romulus holds a 3-3 record in the Western Wayne Athletic Conference.
- •Romulus football's homecoming game was scheduled for October 9.
- •The game was canceled due to a credible violence threat reported by students.
- •District officials are in communication with authorities about the threat.
- •Romulus currently has a 3-3 record in its conference.
- 9:42 PMYahoo Sports — Romulus football cancels game due to threat to 'incite violence'
"Romulus football canceled its homecoming game because the district received a "credible" threat of potential violence, according to a statement.
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