Wisconsin boys high school playoff game marred with allegations of racism, antisemitism: 'This is 2023'

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A Wisconsin high school boys basketball playoff game last week was marred by allegations of racism and antisemitism, according to the parents of players on one of the teams.

Beloit Memorial High school played Muskego High School in the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) Division 1 Regional Semifinals. 

Beloit Memorial players found drawings of swastikas, the N-word and the word ‘monkey’ on the top of lockers, according to FOX 6. Parents also recorded Muskego students wearing black face masks and tank tops, allegedly trying to illustrate a Black person.

"This is 2023. They were chanting the N-word and ‘monkey,’ and they were making monkey noises," Tanya Karl, a parent of a Beloit Memorial basketball player, told the station.

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Other Beloit parents alleged that Muskego fans were pretending to smoke "blunts," according to the Beloit Daily News. Spectators told the paper some fans were ejected from the game.

The Muskego-Norway Schools District issued a statement Sunday on the incident.

"On Friday night, Muskego High School hosted a competition against Beloit Memorial High School. Following the game’s conclusion, MHS administration received an email from the Athletic Director of Beloit Memorial indicating concerns regarding the theme of the student section and racist images traced in the dust on top of the gymnasium lockers. We were deeply disappointed and saddened by the information shared," the statement posted on Facebook read.

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