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STORY BY UMC ATHLETICS The University of Minnesota Crookston hunt seat equestrian team competed Saturday, November 9 and Sunday, November 10 in a pair of home shows at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls. The Golden Eagles tied for High Point team on Saturday, with Morgan Schelske (So., Zimmerman) earned Reserve High Point Rider Saturday. Minnesota […]
The Crookston Pirate Football team held their end of the year banquet on Tuesday evening at the Crookston High School commons. They handed out some awards and announced next year’s captains. The award winners are listed below- PIRATE TEAM AWARDS – Senior Awards – Ben Andringa, Joe Doda, Caden Osborn, Joseph Ramirez, Leyton Salentine, Quinn
The 2019 Polar North Volleyball Conference All-Conference team was released on Sunday morning. Teams in the conference are Crookston, East Grand Forks, Red Lake County Central, Sacred Heart, Red Lake Falls, Warren-Alvarado-Oslo, and Thief River Falls. The all-conference team and honorable mentions are listed below. All-Conference team 1. Kasey Cwikla (Crookston) 12 2. Jessica Helgeland
The Crookston Pirate Girls Swimmers had a sixth and three ninth-place finishes in the Section 8A Girls Swimming and Diving meet in Grand Rapids. Crookston finished 10th teamwise of 10 teams and the meet team was won by host Grand Rapids who edged out Detroit Lakes. Team Totals 1-Grand Rapids 439 2-Detroit Lakes 419 3-Bemidji
The Minnesota Vikings have announced the rosters for the Minnesota High School Football Showcase All-Star game to be played Saturday, December 7. Several players from northwest Minnesota made the Team North roster. They are listed below – Luke DeWulf (Nevis) Gabe Hanninen (Detroit Lakes) Cade Schmidt (Staples-Motley) Matthias Algarin (Pierz) Luke Imdieke (Osakis) Tucker Peterson
Minnesota Crookston gave up two touchdowns in the final 1:31 of the first half, and Northern State’s offense continued to score in the third quarter of a 42-17 win in an NSIC game played at the Alerus Center in Grand Forks, North Dakota. FIRST QUARTER – Minnesota Crookston converted on third-and-6 with an 18-yard pass
