basketball

Former players pushed back against claim.

The Roseville Area School District has completed its investigation into an allegation of racism that came out of a girls high school basketball banquet last month.

Days after the close of the Roseville Area High School girls basketball team’s most successful season in a decade, the mother of a team member is accusing players and coaches of racism following the team’s March 26 banquet.

The Roseville Area High School girls basketball team and its fans enjoyed some March madness of their own, and now the girls’ trip to the state basketball tournament is a wrap.

The Roseville Area High School girls basketball team made it to the AAAA state tournament for the first time in more than a decade.

The Metro East Conference championship was a split title a year ago as North and Tartan tied for the top spot in the standings. Those two squads are again contending for the MEC crown, but there is a third team in the mix.

There’s little doubt that Kaia Porter has more basketball waiting for her after her prep career wraps up next month.

A trio of former Bulletin-area high school athletes recently received collegiate honors.

Irondale High School graduate Kilen Eilefson and Mounds View High School alumni Nate Albers and Emma Blume were the honorees.

Victories haven’t come easy for the Irondale High School varsity basketball teams this season but they pulled off a double last week. Both squads knocked off Spring Lake Park to earn their fifth victories of the year.

One of the annual goals for the Roseville Area High School girls basketball team is to contend for the Suburban East Conference championship.

A year ago, the North and Tartan boys basketball teams split their two regular-season meetings and shared the Metro East Conference championship.