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UMC Soccer Shutout In 3rd Game In Idaho

The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle Soccer team scored three goals in their first game of the year, but they weren’t able to get a shot on goal in a 1-0 loss to California State Monterey Bay (CSMB) in Nampa, Idaho. UMC played solid defense in the first half, but offensively they struggled to

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Pirate Girls Tennis Falls 4-3 to Moorhead

The Crookston Pirate Girls Tennis team won three of the four singles matches, but they weren’t able to get a win in the doubles and Moorhead beat the Pirates 4-3 in a dual played in Moorhead. Crookston had wins at first singles with Hayden Winjum winning 6-1, 7-5. “Hayden was dominate in the first set,”

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UMC Volleyball Splits Two Matches in Michigan

A slow start in the opening set put Minnesota Crookston behind early. A pair of errors by the Golden Eagles spotted the Lakers a 3-0 lead. However consecutive attacking error by LSSU gained UMC its first two points to pull with 3-2. The two sides went back and forth tying the opening frame at 7-7

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EGF Dominates Pirate Football In Season Opener

The East Grand Forks Green Wave Football team has 19 seniors on the team and they are expecting big things this year and they started the season on the right foot with a dominating 49-28 victory over the Crookston Pirates in the season opener for both teams in a game played at the East Grand

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Crookston City Council Votes To Increase Levy by 7.5%

The Crookston City Council voted at this past Monday’s Ways and Means meeting to set the 2019 preliminary levy at a 7.5 percent increase from 2018. The preliminary levy must be set by local governments by September 30 of each year to provide citizens an opportunity to learn of and comment on proposed tax levels

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UMC Adds Research Space On Campus

Faculty and staff came back this fall to the opening of a new research space at the University of Minnesota Crookston. The Center for Collaborative Research opened on Tuesday, August 14 to an enthusiastic crowd of faculty and staff who had looked forward to its opening since the project received funding in fall 2017. The

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