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The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle Women’s basketball team was outscored 12-0 in a three minute span late in the fourth quarter, and that would prove to be the difference as the Black Hills State College Yellowjackets won the game 70-62 in Spearfish, South Dakota. FIRST QUARTER –UMC got off to a good start […]
The Crookston Pirate Football team recently held its end-of-the-year banquet at the Crookston High School commons. They handed out letters to all the letter winners and all-district team awards. The award winners and pictures are below. Seniors: Rylan Lubarski, Teagen Lubinski, Parker Kelly, Bradyn Pederson & Riley Helgeson All-District Academic: Tate Hamre, Rylan Lubarski First
The University of Minnesota Crookston women’s basketball program announced the signings of Emma Pierson (G, 5-9, Cherry Valley, Ill./Belvidere H.S.), and Anna Westby (F, 5-11, Eveleth, Minn./Rock Ridge H.S.).Pierson and Westby show a focus on signing top players from the region. The Golden Eagles currently have 10 players on their roster from Minnesota, one from
SPORTS FEEVER by Chris Fee of KROX Radio – chrisjfee@yahoo.com After all the snow we have received I think I am officially ready for winter sports. But, not until after Saturday as the Fertile-Beltrami Falcons try to win their first ever Football state championship. KROX will have the game on the radio. The game is
The University of Minnesota Crookston soccer team announced the signing of six student-athletes to begin playing for the Golden Eagles during the 2025 season. Minnesota Crookston signed: Aleisha Cortez (MF, 5-1, South St. Paul, Minn./Academy of Holy Angels), Phoenix Debrusk (Thunder Bay, Ontario/Westgate Collegiate and Vocational Institute), Riley Edemann (D, 5-8, Santa Clarita, Calif./Hart H.S.),
The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle baseball team has announced 16 student-athletes have signed National Letters of Intent to play baseball for the program next year. The Golden Eagles signed 13 from Minnesota and three from North Dakota. The Golden Eagles took care of their doorstep, signing 13 student-athletes from within 160 miles of
