Roseland Ceasefire Project organizes Anti-Violence Basketball Tournament
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 13, 2026, 11:24 PM
Last updated Jun 13, 2026
The Roseland Ceasefire Project hosted its annual Anti-Violence Basketball Tournament on Saturday at the Pullman Community Center on Chicago's Far South Side. This tournament aims to unite young athletes through friendly competition while promoting positive community engagement as summer vacation begins. Participants included high school students and adults, reinforcing the project's commitment to reducing violence and fostering family unity. Officials highlighted the importance of sports in uplifting the community and encouraging youth development.
- •The tournament took place on June 13 at the Pullman Community Center.
- •Bob Jackson leads the Roseland Ceasefire Project in organizing the event.
- •Young athletes of all ages participated in various basketball games.
- •Clellan Cartledge coached three teams, focusing on both sports and academics.
- •The initiative promotes peace and community unity amid anti-violence efforts.
- 11:24 PMYahoo Sports — Roseland Ceasefire Project hosts annual Anti-Violence Basketball Tournament on Far South Side
"An annul basketball tournament on Chicago's South Side brings young athletes together for a friendly competition. The event is meant to foster unity and give the community a positive outlet as schools let out for summer break.
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