One local football coach has decided to hang up the whistle and put away the playbook after 46 years of coaching and five state championships at the high school level.
There are two local high school basketball teams that will look to their upperclassmen to help stay relevant throughout the year and for a shot at the state tournament.
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.
photo courtesy of Tony Schreck @ABSPhoto • The Roseville Area High School girls basketball team finished out this year’s AAAA state tournament with a fourth-place finish. It was the Raiders first state berth since 2007.
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.
submitted photo • The Roseville Area High School girls basketball team after its March 8 Section 5AAAA championship win. The Raiders went on to win a first round matchup against Cretin-Durham Hall in the state tournament before falling to the Hopkins Royals on March 15.
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.