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CROOKSTON WRESTLERS BEAT MOORHEAD AND FOSSTON/BAGLEY

The Crookston Pirate Wrestling team beat the Moorhead Spuds 44-26 and then beat Fosston-Bagley 48-27 on senior night at the Crookston High School gymnasium.  Crookston honored the five seniors, Nolan Dans, Zach Brown, Cameron Weiland, Cade Coauette, and Greg Gonzalez.  “Between the five of them, they have over 400 wins,” said Crookston Coach Wes Hanson.

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CROOKSTON BOY’S BASKETBALL STUMBLES LATE IN LOSS AT ROSEAU

The Crookston Pirate Boy’s Basketball team was outscored 15-2 in the final seven minutes of the game as the Roseau Rams pulled away for a 72-44 victory in a Section 8AA matchup in Roseau.   FIRST HALF Crookston had a great start to the game, and when the game was tied at two, they went on

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SPORTS FEEVER – February 18, 2021

Welcome to the Sports Feever column.  We hopefully have gotten through the cold snap and tournaments are right around the corner.  Crazy how fast the past month has gone! Hopefully, everybody is staying healthy and COVID-free!  Knock on wood, but there have been very few postponements and cancelations.  A lot less in high school than

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UMC BASEBALL SIGNS THREE MORE PLAYERS FOR NEXT SEASON

The University of Minnesota Crookston baseball program announced the addition of three signees to their 2021 signing class. The Golden Eagles have added Connor Bushbaum (OF, 5-11 170, Saginaw, Minn./South Ridge H.S.), Camdin Miller (IF, 6-2 205, Williston, N.D./Williston State College), and Sawyer Satrom (RHP/3B, Portland, N.D./May-Port CG H.S.) to their signing class. “There is

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UMC MEN’S GOLF PICKED TO FINISH 9TH OUT OF 10 IN COACHES POLL

The University of Minnesota Crookston men’s golf team was picked to finish ninth in the NSIC Men’s Golf Preseason Coaches’ Poll announced by the conference office. Winona State University was picked as the favorite with five first-place votes and 70 overall points. Concordia University-St. Paul was picked second with one first-place vote and 62 points.

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