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Crookston Pirate Wrestlers, Emma Pierson and Natalie Perala, won the championship in their respective weight classes at the Bertha-Hewitt-Verndale-Parkers Prairie Girls Wrestling tournament on Saturday. EMMA PIERSONEmma Pierson won all three of her matches at 155 pounds. In her first match, Emma beat Teale Tatum of Foley by pin at 1:44. Emma started the match with […]
The Crookston High School Knowledge Bowl team competed at Thief River Falls, and one team took second place. Crookston White finished in second place. Members of the team Leah Johanneck, Lily Olmsted, Ben Capistran, and Xavier Mason. Crookston Gold finished in 10th place. Members of the team are Hamsini Chanda, Eva Gosse, Chris Goodrich, and
The Crookston Squirt A Hockey team had a great weekend as they won the Flow at the Falls tournament in Fergus Falls. In pool play, Crookston beat Monticello 6-1, beat Dodge County 6-0, and lost to Greenway 7-1. Crookston had the most points in their pool and advanced to the championship. In the championship, Crookston
Crookston High School’s Emma LaPlante signed a National Letter of Intent to play hockey and tennis at the University of Wisconsin-Superior next year. UW-Superior is an NCAA Division III school and is part of the WIAC and UMAC conferences. Laplante is looking at majoring in business, possibly with a finance emphasis. She played volleyball and
The Crookston High School One-Act took second place in the Sub-Section One-Act competition in East Grand Forks on Saturday. Sacred Heart finished first in a very competitive subsection. The two teams will compete at the Section 8A competition in Bagley on Saturday, January 31. Crookston performed “Poor Bridget,” a true story about the first woman
Did you know that the Climax Public Library offers a monthly Book Club? The library is proud to connect readers with lively discussions about what they’ve read and to help them discover their next great read. The Climax Library Book Club, which meets on the first Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m., will read the following titles in 2026: Those
