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CROOKSTON SCHOOL BOARD WILL MEET MONDAY NIGHT

The Crookston School Board will meet Monday, October 28 at 5:00 p.m. in the choir/orchestra room at Crookston High School (CHS).  The consent agenda includes approving prior meeting minutes, approving current bills, and accepting an anonymous donation of $750 to the Pirate football program.  The following personnel items are also on the agenda.  Accept the

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WARREN-ALVARADO-OSLO DETHRONES LONG TIME SECTION CHAMP, STEPHEN-ARGYLE 14-6

Warren-Alvarado-Oslo’s defense forced 5 Stephen-Argyle turnovers, as the Ponies defeated the Storm 14-6 in a Section 8 9-man semifinal played in Warren. Brandon Miller led the way for Warren-Alvarado-Oslo’s offense rushing for 160 yards and two touchdowns in the win. First Quarter- Warren-Alvarado-Oslo set the tone with their first offensive drive. After Stephen-Argyle’s offense failed

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NUMBER THREE RANKED MANKATO SCORES 12 TIMES IN 81-0 SHUTOUT OF UMC

It wasn’t an unexpected result, but it was still eye-popping as #3 MSU-Mankato broke their one-week-old scoring record, set last week against UMary with 75 points, beating Minnesota Crookston 81-0 in an NSIC game played at the Alerus Center in Grand Forks. Minnesota State started their opening drive at their own 39-yard line and needed

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UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA CROOKSTON VOLLEYBALL SWEPT BY AUGUSTANA

Minnesota Crookston volleyball suffered their second sweep (25-18, 25-16, 25-18) of the weekend in a loss against the Augustana Vikings in an NSIC match played at Lysaker Gymnasium in Crookston. Set One – Augustana buried a kill to open the match before a Porsha Porath (Soph., Windom) termination tied the opening set at 1-1. After an attacking

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SENIOR CHANJOO LEE TRAVELED TO UMC FOR FALL CONVOCATION ON FIRST VISIT TO CAMPUS

After Chanjoo Lee left California State University, Fullerton to complete military service back home in South Korea, he discovered his life had changed. With work and family, returning to school had become much more complicated. “I started to look at programs and my options, and distance education seemed the best way for me to complete

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