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SATURDAY - MAY 10, 2008
PIRATE BOY'S GOLF IN
SHORTENED DAY TWO OF FARGO NORTH INVITATIONAL
The Crookston Pirate boy's golf team finished the Fargo
North (N.D.) two day Invitational Meet at Edgewood Golf Course with a
479 two-day total, after shooting 161 on the weather-shortened second
day. Today's results were based on nine holes, although some competitors
went beyond nine before wind chills of 26 degrees and snow showers
caused organizers to shorten today's round of play. Pirate Seth Heppner
tied for sixth overall, adding 39 to yesterday's 74, for 113, to lead
Crookston to an eighth place team finish, one better than where they
were at the end of Friday's play. Fergus Falls won the Tournament with
452, on a tie-breaker with Moorhead; Fargo South took third with 454.
Fergus was led by Medalist Mike Tuel, who shot 104, followed by
Moorhead's Nick Olsgaurd with 107, and Shanley's Pat Thomas with 110.
There were ties at 111 for fourth individual, and at 113 for sixth
(including Crookston's Seth Heppner).
According to Pirate Coach Steve Koefed, it was a tough day weather-wise, but the Pirates rose above it for a good finish. He went on to say that it was "nice to see Seth (Heppner) finish in the top ten again. He reached that level a few times by this point in last year's season, and it's good to see him back on that track."
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Team Scores |
Fri. | Sat. | Tot. | Crookston Scores | Fri. | Sat. | Tot. |
| 1. Fergus Falls | 296 | 156 | 452 | Seth Heppner | 74 | 39 | 113 |
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2. Moorhead |
292 | 160 | 452 | Kolton Walker | 77 | 40 | 117 |
| 3. Fargo South | 297 | 151 | 454 | Ryan Remick | 86 | 40 | 126 |
| 4. Fargo Shanley | 305 | 154 | 459 | Seth Kalin | 81 | 46 | 127 |
| 5. Fargo North | 306 | 168 | 474 | Ty Nimens | 92 | 42 | 134 |
| 6. GF Red River | 312 | 165 | 477 | Zach Cymbaluk | 91 | 47 | 138 |
| 7. Forest Lake | 310 | 168 | 478 | ||||
| 8. CROOKSTON | 318 | 161 | 479 | ||||
| 13 Teams competing | |||||||
| Top Individuals | |||||||
| 1. Mike Tuel - Fergus Falls | 104 | ||||||
| 2. Nick Olsgaurd - Moorhead | 107 | ||||||
| 3. Pat Thomas - Fargo Shanley | 110 |
FRIDAY - MAY 9, 2008
RED LAKE COUNTY USE BIG INNINGS IN AN 18-8 WIN OVER CROOKSTON
Red Lake County had two six runs innings, including six in the bottom of the
sixth that ended the game, as the Rebels defeated the visiting Crookston Pirates
18-8 in a game called because of the 10 run rule.
Crookston scored first when Brady Langlois walked, stole second and scored on
Isaac Edlund's single and Ben Curran scored when Matt Grove drew a bases loaded
walk. Red Lake County answered with two runs in the first on a Corey
Cardinal double that brought both runs in.
Crookston regained the lead in the second when Langlois led off with another
single and scored on an Ethan Hulst single.
Red Lake County would get the bats going in the last three innings, scoring four
in the third to take a 6-3 lead when Cardinal had another rbi double, while Pat
Johanneck and Luke Olsen had rbi's. The Rebels scored six more in the fourth
inning on five straight hits, including a Corey Schmitz double and in fact, Red
Lake County was leading 12-3 and had the potential to push to a 10 run lead, but
stranded a runner at second. The Pirates were not just thinking of playing
a full game, but they started a nice rally with two runs in the fifth, when
Chris Follette singled, Edlund walked and Matt Grove doubled in Follette, while
Edlund scored on a wild pitch. Crookston added three more, as Langlois with his
third hit, a double and scored on a error, Ethan Hulst drove a run in with a
bases loaded walk and Edlund had an rbi single to pull Crookston within 12-8 and
runners on second and third, but Steve Morinville, Red Lake County pitcher
struck out two to get out of the inning. "We stranded a lot of runners today and
couldn't get the real big hit when we needed it," said Crookston head coach
Brian Follette, "but that has been the story of our season really." Red Lake
County banged out 14 hits in the game, nine off the Pirate starter, Dillon
Nelson, getting his first varsity start. "I thought Dillon pitched very well,"
said Follette, "but we struggled with the strike zone and didn't adjust to how
it was being called." Red Lake County played a lot of baseball today, as this
was their second game, as the Rebels had beaten Norman County East 9-1 just
preceding the Crookston game. "I thought we seen the ball well tonight," said
Red Lake County head coach, Chris Nelson, "We are starting to come around a bit
at the plate, which is good at this time of year."
Crookston is now 3-7 on the year and have lost five in a row. Crookston
will be at Warroad on Tuesday.
Red Lake County with the pair of the wins
improves to 9-3.

Isaac Edlund gets his second rbi single of the night on
this swing
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| CROOKSTON | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 3 | 8 | 10 | 5 |
| Red Lake County | 2 | 0 | 4 | 6 | 0 | 6 | 18 | 14 | 1 |

Dillon Nelson started the game for the Pirates vs RLC
Pitching
IP H R
ER BB K
Dillon Nelson-Crox
3.1 9 12
8 6
1
Matt Grove-Crox
2.1 5 6
4 3
3
Steve Morinville-RLC 6.0 10
8 7
4 11

Steve Morinville pitched a complete game to pick up the win for Red Lake County
For Crookston
Brady Langlois 3-4, 3 runs, double, 2 stolen bases
Noah Prudhomme 2-4
Isaac Edlund 2-3, 2 rbi
Ethan Hulst 1-3, 2 rbi
For Red Lake County
Corey Cardinal 2-2, 2 doubles, 3 rbi
Corey Schmitz 2-4, 3 rbi
Luke Olsen 3-4, double, 3 rbi

Ethan Hulst swings at the ball as the Rebel catcher and umpire look on
BRITTANY JAHN THROWS A ONE HIT SHUTOUT TO LEAD PIRATES TO 6-0 WIN
Crookston senior pitching workhorse, Brittany Jahn tossed a masterpiece,
allowing just one hit and no runs as the Pirates defeated the visiting Ada-Borup
Cougars 6-0 at the Donnie Lauf/Crookston American Legion Softball Field.
The Pirates scored in each of the first three innings, but Jahn only needed the
one run her teammates scored in the first inning, when Marlee Wheelhouse
singled, stole second and scored on Jennifer Meyer's double. The Pirates scored
twice in the second inning when Erika Wheelhouse singles, stole second and
scored on a Heidi Steinbrink single and scored on a Sydney Epema ground out.
The Pirates broke open the game with another two runs in the third inning as the
Pirate cleanup hitter Meyer blasted a drive that hit the top of the fence and
went over for an out of the park home run, which was followed a Wheelhouse
single, stolen base and another Steinbrink rbi single to make it a 5-0 game.
The Pirates added another run in the sixth inning when Marlee Wheelhouse singled
again, stole another base and scored on an Epema triple.
Jahn faced only 24 batters in the game, while her teammates gave her the support
at the plate with 13 hits and also in the field, committing only one error.
"Brittany pitched a great game today," said Crookston head coach Chad Hitchen,
"She threw strikes and we made the plays behind her. We scored runs early which
is good, but we are going to score runs, as we are a pretty good hitting team,
and if we play defense like this we will be in most games we play in." The
Pirates won both their games this week and have improved their record to 8-5 on the
season. The Pirates will host Bemidji on Monday.

Pirate birthday girl, Erika Wheelhouse, takes a big cut
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| Ada-Borup | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
| CROOKSTON | 1 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | X | 6 | 13 | 2 |

Brittany Jahn pitched a one hitter for the Pirates
Pitching
IP H R
ER BB K
Brittany Jahn-Crox 7.0 1
0 0
2 3

Naomi Fagerlund makes the play at first base, with catcher Marlee
Wheelhouse backing up
For Crookston
Jennifer Meyer - 3-4, double, home run, 2 rbi
Heidi Steinbrink- 2-3, 2 rbi
Sydney Epema - 2-4, triple
Marlee Wheelhouse - 2-4, 2 stolen bases
For Ada-Borup
Alicia Dahlsad had the lone Cougar hit
CROOKSTON BOY'S TENNIS DROP TWO MORE AT BEMIDJI TRI-ANGULAR
The Crookston boy's tennis team, who won their first five duals of the season
and were ranked seventh in the state, lost twice at the Bemidji Tri-Angular by
identical scores, 5-2 to Grand Rapids and Bemidji and have now lost four duals
in a row, all by 5-2 scores. The Pirates top player, Jake Thompson won at
number one singles against Grand Rapids, but the Pirates lost all seven other
singles matches, and in their last four duals, the Pirates are 1-15 in singles
play. Crookston will finish up their regular season next week with a
makeup dual with Thief River Falls in Crookston on Monday and then host a
Tri-Angular on Tuesday with East Grand Forks and Park Rapids.
| Singles | CROOKSTON-2 | Grand Rapids-5 |
Scores |
Winner |
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1st |
Jake Thompson | J.R. Mackey | 6-4, 6-3 | Crox |
| 2nd | Wade Johnston | Trevor Tabaka | 4-6, 6-3 (10-3) | GR |
| 3rd | Josh Prudhomme | Kristian Bjerk | 6-2, 6-2 | GR |
| 4th | Josh Mercil | Jared Sherman | 7-6, (7-5), 6-1 | GR |
| Doubles | ||||
| 1st | Luke
Biermaier Carter Denison |
Chase
Johnson Cody Strom |
6-3, 6-3 | Crox |
| 2nd | Nick
Biermaier Alex Prudhomme |
Greg
Clark Robb Roy |
6-3, 6-3 | GR |
| 3rd | Ryan
Erickson Kevin Welter |
Coner
Hoolihan Brice Becker |
6-3, 2-6 (10-7) | GR |
| Singles | CROOKSTON-2 | Bemidji-5 |
Scores |
Winner |
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1st |
Luke Biermaier | Sam Weaver | 6-3, 6-1 | Bem |
| 2nd | Carter Denison | Ben Holter | 6-3, 6-2 | Bem |
| 3rd | Ryan Erickson | Ryan Rude | 6-1, 6-0 | Bem |
| 4th | Alex Prudhomme | Ben Kloha | 6-3, 6-4 | Bem |
| 1st | Jake Thompson Wade Johnston |
Aaron Johnson Matt Lee |
6-4, 6-4 | Crox |
| 2nd | Nick
Biermaier Josh Mercil |
Steve
Bucher Wes Rogers |
6-3, 6-1 | Crox |
| 3rd | Josh Prudhomme Zach Mercil |
Mike Rude Adam Holter |
6-2, 7-6 (7-1) | Bem |
CROOKSTON GIRL'S SECOND, PIRATE BOY'S FIFTH AMONG 10 TEAMS IN THE PONY
INVITATIONAL
The Crookston Pirate girl's had two first place finishes by Kellee
Koenig in the two mile and Danielle Larson in the 100 hurdles, along
with four second's and even though they closed the gap, the still
finished second to East Grand Forks in the Warren-Alvarado-Oslo meet in
Warren. The Crookston Boy's finished in fifth place, just three
points behind Warroad, as the Roseau Rams were impressive in winning the
boy's division handily. Crookston had two first place finishes by the
Portillo twins, Mariano in the mile, while Javier won the two mile.
There were 10 teams competing. Both the the Crookston boy's and
girl's teams have two meets left in their regular season, including one
next week on Thursday at Ada.

Chris Plante (left) and
Mark Bittner (center) in the 110 meter hurdles
(Picture by Dave Emanuel of
Wildfire Photography)
| TEAM - GIRL'S | POINTS | BOY'S | POINTS | ||
| 1. | East Grand Forks | 127 | 1. | Roseau | 172 |
| 2. | CROOKSTON | 113.50 | 2. | West Marshall | 130 |
| 3. | Roseau | 82 | 3. | East Grand Forks | 97 |
| 4. | West Marshall | 81 | 4. | Warroad | 59 |
| 5. | Warroad | 70 | 5. | CROOKSTON | 56 |
| 6. | Lake of the Woods | 50.50 | 6. | Red Lake County | 36 |
| 7. | Red Lake County | 50 | 7. | BGMR | 31 |
| 8. | BGMR | 21 | 8. | Lake of the Woods | 21 |
| 9. | Fertile/Beltrami | 11 | 9. | Grygla-Gatzke | 3 |
| 10. | Grygla-Gatzke | 3 | 10. | Fertile/Beltrami | 2 |



Taylor Broekemeier in the 100 dash Dan Mykleseth hands off to
Mariano Portillo Kellee Koenig in the 3200
(Pictures by Dave Emanuel of
Wildfire Photography)
| EVENT | CROOKSTON PIRATE | Time/Distance | Place |
| 1600 run | Mariano Portillo | 4:43.40 | 1st |
| 3200 run | Kellee Koenig | 12:52.58 | 1st |
| 100 Hurdles | Danielle Larson | 16.79 | 1st |
| 3200 run | Javier Portillo | 10:55.44 | 1st |
| Discus | Shelby Folkers | 110'5 | 2nd |
| 200 Dash | Montrel Hemsworth | 24.33 | 2nd |
| 4 x 100 Relay | Tayler
Broekemeier, Jessica Broekemeier Danie Wavra, Danielle Larson |
54.43 | 2nd |
| 400 Dash | Tori Rhode | 1:04.42 | 2nd |
| 300 Hurdles | Leann Wagner | 51.05 | 2nd |
| 4 x 800 Relay | Javier
Portillo, Anthony Caputo Dan Mykleseth, Mariano Portillo |
8:48.84 | 3rd |
| 110 Hurdles | Michael Schoeneberger | 16.36 | 3rd |
| Triple Jump | Matt Wavra | 37'1 1/2 | 3rd |
| 100 Hurdles | Leann Wagner | 17.09 | 3rd |
| Shot Put | Shelby Folkers | 31'7.25 | 3rd |
| 300 Hurdles | Michael Schoeneberger | 45.00 | 4th |
| 4 x 800 Relay | Tori
Rhode, Samantha Bratrud Katie Davidson, Karley Koenig |
10:45.60 | 4th |
| 100 Dash | Jessica Broekemeier | 13.88 | 4th |
| 400 Dash | Shannon Kaiser | 1:06.90 | 4th |
| 200 Dash | Jessica Broekemeier | 28.95 | 4th |
| 4 x 400 Relay | Hayley
Epema, Shannon Kaiser Keelee Emanuel, Danie Wavra |
4:40.44 | 4th |
| 800 run | Dan Mykleseth | 2:11.26 | 5th |
| 100 Hurdles | Keelee Emanuel | 18.33 | 5th |
| Shot Put | Hayley Solheim | 28'10.75 | 5th |
| 3200 run | Brenna Rauner | 13:55.61 | 5th |
| Triple Jump | Leann Wagner | 29'11.5 | 5th |
| Shot Put | Ciara Brewster | 28'0 | 6th |
| 4 x 200 Relay | Blake
Brekken, Brett Delage, Isaac Loegering, Matt Wavra |
1:54.32 | 6th |
| Long Jump | Danie Wavra | 13'10.5 | 6th |
| 4 x 200 Relay | Chelsea
Hesby, Tori Schmitz Leann Wagner, Danie Wavra |
2:00.09 | 5th |
| 300 Hurdles | Keelee Emanuel | 54.60 | 6th |
| Pole Vault | Chelsea Hesby | 7'6 | 6th |
| Triple Jump | Shannon Kaiser | 29'10 | 6th |
| Discus | Rachel Biermaier | 72'10 | 6th |
| 200 Dash | Tori Rhode | 29.11 | 7th |
| High Jump | Molly Sullivan | 4'0 | T-7th |
| 300 Hurdles | Chris Plante | 47.05 | 7th |
| 100 Hurdles | Tori Schmitz | 18.91 | 7th |

Leann Wagner (left), Danielle Larson (2nd from left) and Keelee Emanuel
(3rd from right) all run and place in the 100 hurdles
(Picture by Dave Emanuel of
Wildfire Photography)
CROOKSTON
PIRATE BOY'S GOLF IN TWO DAY FARGO NORTH INVITATIONAL
The Crookston Pirate boy's golf team finished the first day of the Fargo
North (N.D.) two day Invitational Meet at Edgewood Golf Course with a
318 scored led by a couple freshmen with under eighty scores, as Seth
Heppner had 38-36 for a 74 and Kolton Walker had a 36-41 for a 77.
Crookston was one of the first teams to finish their rounds and Pirate
head coach Steve Kofoed said they will be waiting around for about an
hour to see where they are in the first day standings, which will
dictate what time they will tee off tomorrow. "We golfed
pretty well today and it was the first time we were under 320 this
season, so it was a decent day for us. The course is green and the
greens were pretty good and breaking the way they were suppose to, which
is unlike some of the courses we have been playing lately."
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Team Scores |
Crookston Scores | ||
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1.Moorhead |
292 | Seth Heppner | 74 |
| 2. Fergus Falls | 296 | Kolton Walker | 77 |
| 3. Fargo South | 297 | Seth Kalin | 81 |
| 4. Fargo Shanley | 305 | Ryan Remick | 86 |
| 5. Fargo North | 306 | Zach Cymbaluk | 91 |
| 6. Bemidji | 307 | Ty Nimens | 92 |
| 7. Forest Lake | 310 | ||
| 8. GF Red River | 312 | ||
| 9. CROOKSTON | 318 | ||
| 13 Teams competing | |||
| Top Individuals | |||
| 1.Nick Olsgaurd - Moorhead | 68 | ||
| 2. Mike Tuel - Fergus Falls | 69 | ||
| 3. 3 Tied for 3rd | 72 |
CROOKSTON YOUTH PARTICIPATE IN RUN, PITCH AND HIT COMPETITION
Crookston Youth, ages 7-14 participated in the Major League Baseball, Aquafina Pitch, Hit and Run Competition hosted by the Crookston Park and Rec department at the Jim Karn Field in Crookston. The kids that finished 1st place in the All Around, Hitting, Running and Pitching in each age group advance to the Sectional Competition in Blackduck on Saturday, May 24. The top four scores, statewide, will advance to the Team Championships at the Metrodome with the winner at that competition possibly advancing to the National Finals in New York City during the Major League All Star Game at Yankee Stadium.
The winners from each age group are listed and pictured below.
All the winners show their ribbons after the competition
13/14 Years Old
Overall winner - Kaylee Derosier (She won all three events)
11/12 Years Old
Overall Winner - Parker Epema
2nd place - Ryan Porter
3rd place - Aaron Hollcraft
Hitting winner - Parker Epema
Pitching winner - Joey Koenig
Running winner - Carly Welter
9/10 Years Old
Overall Winner - Leah Trostad
2nd place - Ian Johnson
3rd place - Ian Cournia
Hitting winner - Leah Trostad
Pitching winner - Ian Johnson and Tyler Conklin
Running winner - Leah Trostad
7/8 Years Old
Overall Winner - Ben Trostad
2nd place - Blake Fee
3rd place - Tanner Reinhart
Hitting winner - Blake Fee
Pitching winner - Jonathon Olson
Running Winner - Ben Trostad
Crookston Parks and Recreation Director
Scott Kleven announces the winners
THURSDAY - MAY 8, 2008
PIRATE GIRLS GOLFERS FINISH SECOND AFTER TIE BREAKER AT ROSEAU
The Crookston Pirate Girls Golf team finished in second place out of
seven teams at the Roseau Invitational. The Pirates had tied East
Grand Forks for first place, the top four girls from each team shooting
a 362, but after the tie breaker East Grand Forks was awarded first
place and Crookston second. The tie breaker was the fifth players
score and East Grand Forks had the advantage. Monica Wold was the
top Pirate shooting an 87 good for third place individually while Emily
Hallie of Roseau had the top score shooting an 82.
The Pirates Lindsay Morgan, who called in the scores, said "The
course was good but the greens were hard and fast. Monica and
Lauren were happy with their scores but the rest of us weren't very
happy with our scores."
The Pirates will be at the East Grand Forks Quad on Monday.
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Team Scores |
Crookston | ||
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1. East Grand Forks |
362 | Monica Wold | 87 |
| 2. CROOKSTON | 362 | Lindsay Morgan | 89 |
| 3. Roseau | 376 | Lauren Graham | 91 |
| 4. Warroad | 376 | Laura Morgan | 95 |
| 5. Thief River Falls | 421 | Rachel Wold | 99 |
| 6. Warren-A-O | 474 | Amanda Parr | 107 |
| 7. Red Lake Falls | 543 | ||
| Top Individuals | |||
| 1. Emily Hallie-Roseau | 82 | ||
| 2. Bailey Manke - EGF | 87 | ||
| 3. Monica Wold - Crox | 87 |
CROOKSTON BOY'S TENNIS FALL TWICE AT THIEF RIVER FALLS TOURNAMENT
The Crookston Pirates finally got a match in against Moorhead, as the
Pirates had three previous dual matches postponed with the Spuds, but they met
the Spuds in the first round of the Thief River Falls Dual Tournament, but
Moorhead, one of the top Class AA teams in Northern Minnesota won the match 5-2,
to send the Pirates into the third place match up with the East Grand Forks
Green Wave. "Moorhead is the real thing," said Crookston head coach Mike Geffre,
"we played them pretty much straight up and it was a fun match and certainly a
very competitive match, which was good. We were competitive in about four
of the matches, with Brandon (Lyczewski) losing a tie-breaker at fourth singles
and we lose a 14-12 tie-breaker at third doubles. "
The Pirates had the tables reversed on them today as East Grand Forks, who lost to the Pirates 5-2 in
East Grand Forks on Monday, completely did an about face today in a 5-2 Green
Wave victory. East Grand Forks swept all four singles and won a singles
and doubles match in a tie-breaker, in fact Crookston lost all their singles
matches on the day. "We tried some different people in different spots in this
match," said Geffre, "We played some different kids in different spots, as we
wanted to see what some combinations could do for later down the road, with the
playoffs only a couple weeks away. East Grand Forks were pretty
happy after the win, and we told the kids to remember that and hopefully will be
good motivation later for us."
Thief River Falls won their own Tournament, beating East Grand Forks 4-3 and
then defeated Moorhead also 4-3 in the championship.
The Pirates travel to Bemidji for a Tri-Angular with the Lumberjacks and Grand
Rapids. The Pirates will close out their regular season next week, with a
makeup dual on Monday with Thief River Falls, hosting Park Rapids and East Grand
Forks in a Tri-Angular on Tuesday and might have a makeup with Moorhead on
Wednesday.
| Singles | CROOKSTON-2 | Moorhead-5 |
Scores |
Winner |
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1st |
Jake Thompson | Tyler Hjalmquist | 6-1, 6-1 | Moor |
| 2nd | Josh Prudhomme | Danny Sam | 6-2, 6-0 | Moor |
| 3rd | Josh Mercil | Kegan Reiswig | 6-2, 6-4 | Moor |
| 4th | Brandon Lyczewski | Nick Hellen | 6-1, 7-6 (7-3) | Moor |
| Doubles | ||||
| 1st | Luke Biermaier Carter Denison |
Nick Welch Jarrod Erdmann |
7-6 (8-6), 6-1 | Crox |
| 2nd | Nick Biermaier Wade Johnston |
Jordon Kloustad Zach Baik |
6-1, 6-2 | Moor |
| 3rd | Ryan Erickson Alex Prudhomme |
Matt Kimball Zach Mithene |
3-6, 6-4 (14-12) | Crox |
| Singles | CROOKSTON-2 | East Grand Forks-5 |
Scores |
Winner |
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1st |
Luke Biermaier | Michael Lukkason | 6-1, 6-1 | EGF |
| 2nd | Ryan Erickson | Alex Spitzberg | 6-0, 6-0 | EGF |
| 3rd | Josh Prudhomme | Mitchell Mack | 6-3, 6-2 | EGF |
| 4th | Josh Mercil | Joel Ryan | 6-4, 4-6 (10-2) | EGF |
| Doubles | ||||
| 1st | Wade Johnston Carter Denison |
Jake Greenwood Logan Kern |
6-4, 4-6 (10-8) | EGF |
| 2nd | Jake Thompson Noah Fagerlund |
Shane Wasylow Scott Metzger |
4-6, 6-3 (10-4) | Crox |
| 3rd | Zach Mercil Nick Biermaier |
Tyler Berglund Tyler Ekren |
6-3, 7-5 | Crox |
UMC'S JAKE POEHLER NAMED NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR IN NORTHERN SUN CONFERENCE
BASEBALL
The University of Minnesota, Crookston (UMC) freshman, Jake Poehler (Coon
Rapids), who led UMC in batting average (.396), doubles, triples, home runs and
rbi's was named to the Northern Sun Conference (NSIC) second team All-Conference
team and also was named Co-Newcomer of the Year in the NSIC along with Adam
Bidroski of Wayne State.
FOR THE NSIC ALL CONFERENCE TEAM AND AWARD WINNERS, CLICK HERE
WEDNESDAY - MAY 7, 2008
PIRATE BOYS GOLF FINISH 12TH AT FERGUS FALLS INVITE
The
Crookston Pirate Boys Golf team traveled to the Fergus Falls Invite
after it was postponed twice and finished 12th out of 15 teams at the
Pebble Lake Course in Fergus Falls. Fergus Falls won the invite
shooting a 296, averaging a score of 74 (two over par), while the
Pirates shot a 339. Seth Heppner was the top Pirate shooting a 79
and another Freshman, Kolton Walker shot an 85. Crookston High
School Dean of Students, John Tufte, took the Pirates to the meet and
said, "It was a great day to play golf, for the most part I think
the guys are a little disappointed with what they shot. It was a
little bit different golf course than they're use to, the greens were
hard and fast."
The Pirates will at the Fargo North Invite on Friday and Saturday at
Edgewood Golf Course in Fargo.
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