Adam Rumbelow started at Rosewater as a junior in the U9's in the then Port Adelaide Junior League, forerunner to the Western Districts Junior Football League, now Metro West Junior Football League. Adam played through the grades, U9, U11, U13 and U15. He was part of the very succcessful U13's Premiership Team and U15 Runner-up team. After finishing junior football Adam took a four year break, concentrating on cricket as a sport. He returned to Rosewater as a 19 year old and has been part of Rosewater every year since.
His commitment to the Club saw him rewarded with the Captaincy in 2005.
His efforts on behalf of the Club saw him awarded Life Membership at the 2008 - 2009 AGM - Life Member number 122.
Adam's football at Rosewater has seen him mainly as an attacking half back flanker, with the ability to slot into the forwards and kick goals. Additionally has an occasional run on the ball.
In Round 12, 2010, Adam attained 200 A Grade games at Rosewater. In the first Round of finals in 2013 his 250th Rosewater game came up.
Infamously, made national headlines when he struck an umpire in his 300th and final match, subsequently receiving a 20 year ban.
