Roseville Area Sports

Week three wasn’t kind to the Concordia Academy football team in 2015 and the Beacons are out to avoid that same fate this season. Concordia visits Minneapolis Henry on Sept.

The Roseville Area High School football team returns home this week for its third game of the season against Woodbury. The Royals won last year’s match-up by two touchdowns and figured to have a strong team in 2016.

After opening the season last week with home games, the football teams from Roseville Area High School and Concordia Academy are hitting the road in week two.

Second-year head coach James Cave felt coming into the season that his Roseville Area High School girls soccer team had a chance to improve this fall.

There’s no doubt that Concordia Academy would like to start out year two of district football the way it did year one. The Beacons opened 2015 with victories over Spectrum and Breck.

After suffering through a one-win season a year ago, the Roseville Area High School football team has almost nowhere to go but up. Head coach Chris Simdorn and his players enter the 2016 with optimism and it’s based on more than that.

The Roseville Area High School volleyball team has qualified for the past four state tournaments despite losing some key players to graduation each year. This season is no different for the Raiders.

Despite the loss of five seniors, four of whom were starters, the Concordia Academy volleyball team doesn’t consider the upcoming campaign a rebuilding season. In fact, a trip to the Xcel Energy Center remains goal No. 1.

Bruce Hashimoto enters his first season as the head coach of the Roseville Area High School girls tennis team with an inexperienced group of players. The Raiders graduated a large group of seniors off of the 2015 team.

Wins have not come in bunches for the Concordia Academy boys soccer team in recent years but 2016 could be time for that to change. The Beacons return a solid crop of players and some new additions should also contribute.