Volleyball

With three titles already under its belt this season, the Roseville Area High School volleyball team begins its quest for a fourth, and most important, championship this week.

Win gives North the Metro East Title
This year the new Metro East Conference was formed. Although the schools in the MEC are pretty much the same as the former Classic Suburban Conference, there's definitely a sense that it's a new era.

The Roseville Area High School volleyball team played only two matches last week, but they turned out to be championship-clinching matches.

Tartan coach Josh Mattison was elated following a 3-1 volleyball victory over the Hill-Murray Pioneers Thursday, Oct. 2.

The North High Polars took their undefeated volleyball record to Hill-Murray Field House Thursday, Sept. 25, and came away with a convincing 3-0 win over the Pioneers.
North is riding high with a Metro East Conference (MEC) mark of 5-0 and an overall record of 14-0.

The North High Polars weren’t mentioning it, but going into their volleyball match with the Tartan Titans Tuesday, Sept. 23 at the Hal Norgard Gymnasium, they had an overall mark of 12-0 and were 4-0 in Metro East Conference action.
When the dust had settled following the match with Tartan, the Polars remained unbeaten.

The Hill-Murray Pioneers volleyball squad traveled to Tartan Sept. 18, for a contest that promised to be well worth the cost of admittance.

In the opening of the Metro East Conference volleyball season, the newest member -- the Hastings Raiders -- didn't waste much time serving notice that there was now another powerhouse in the mix.