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The Crookston Pirate Boys and Girls Track teams opened up the season at the Heart O’Lakes Invite at Concordia College on Tuesday. The Pirate Boys finished fifth place out of seven teams and Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton won the event with 255 points, 130 points better than East Grand Forks. The Pirate Girls finished fifth out of […]
The Crookston Pirate Girls Basketball team held its end-of-the-season banquet at the Crookston High School commons on Monday evening. The team and individual awards are below. Pirate awards – Carla Johnson Most Dedicated – Halle Winjum Letter winners – Emma Gunderson, Isabelle Smith, Katelyn Christensen, Halle Winjum, Chloe Boll, Joey Nesseth, Naomi Johnson, Madelyn Anderson,
Crookston High School’s Reese Swanson signed a National Letter of Intent on Friday, March 22, to play hockey at St. Olaf College next year while pursuing a degree in Sports Psychology. Swanson, the daughter of Jeremie and Kristy Swanson, was a four-year varsity player who recorded over 100 career points as a defenseman for the
The Crookston Third Grade Girls Basketball team finished third place at the CYBA tournament this weekend. In the first round, Crookston beat Riverside Christian 22-10. Crookston lost to Clearbrook-Gonvick 30-19 in the semi-finals. Crookston finished with a 22-16 victory over East Grand Forks for third place. The girls wrap up their first season of competitive
The Pine to Prairie Boys Basketball All-Conference teams have been announced. First team – Caiden Swenby (Fertile-Beltrami) Justin Courneya (Win-E-Mac) Cameron Spaeth (Ada-Borup-West) Carter Clark (Mahnomen-Waubun) Aidan Flaten (NCE-UH) Second team – Ryan Kangas (Win-E-Mac) Derek Sorenson (Fertile-Beltrami) Austin McCraven (Ada-Borup-West) Isaac Jacobson (Park Christian) Cadyn Dahl (Ada-Borup-West) Third team – Wyatt Crompton (NCE-UH) Bridger
The Crookston Fourth Grade Girls Basketball team wrapped up their season this weekend by taking second place at the CYBA Tournament on Saturday, March 23. In the first game, Crookston beat Hatton-Northwood 32-6. Crookston beat Warroad 23-21 in a sudden death/second overtime. The game was tied at 19 at the end of regulation. It was tied
