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Minnesota Crookston men’s basketball outscored Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico (NCAA Division II) 38-20 in the second half to win 68-53 in the Puerto Rico Basketball Classic played in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The Golden Eagles continued their early trend of slow start starts offensively as Minnesota Crookston shot just 43% from the field […]
The Crookston Pirates Girl’s Hockey team overcame a 2-0 deficit but were unable to score a third-straight goal in a 2-2 tie against Jamestown Blue Jays in a non-section game played at Kim Braaten Memorial Arena in Mayville, North Dakota. Both sides split possession in a fairly balanced first period. Crookston managed to outshoot the
University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle women’s basketball player Isieoma Odor (Sr., F/C, Bloomington) earned NSIC North Player of the Week for the second consecutive week as announced by the league office. Odor is a third-time honoree for the Golden Eagles. Odor averaged 16.5 points and 13.5 rebounds in wins over Mayville State University and
The Polk County West Football banquet was held at the Fisher School last week and they handed out their end of the season awards. The award recipients are as follows: Co Mr. Offense – John Fontaine and Evan Sczepanski Co Mr. Defense –James Fontaine and Will White “O” Lineman of the Year –Eric Mykleseth Co
The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle softball program announced the addition of six student-athletes to National Letters of Intent. The Golden Eagles have signed Alina Avalos (RHP/1B, Riverside, Calif./Martin Luther King, Jr. H.S.), Gabriella Blomdahl (OF, Duluth, Minn./Hermantown H.S.), Taylor Brunn (2B/OF, Little Canada, Minn./Concordia Academy), Ella Eibensteiner (SS/2B, North Oaks, Minn./Totino-Grace H.S.), Alyssa
Minnesota Crookston Men’s basketball won the final game of the Golden Eagle Basketball Classic over Concordia-Moorhead (NCAA Division III) 94-65 in a non-conference game played at Lysaker Gymnasium in Crookston. Concordia scored the first five points of the game before UMC’s Chase Knickerbocker (Sr. Annandale) made back-to-back three-pointers to give the Golden Eagles their first
