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The Crookston High School held its 17th Annual Triple-A Senior Recognition Night on Monday, April 29, to honor its senior Student-Athletes in Academics, Arts, and Athletics. The Crookston Pirate Fine Arts Boosters, Crookston Kiwanis, Crookston Noon Day Lions, and the Crookston Rotary Clubs sponsored the banquet. Athletic Awards: Outstanding Athlete of the Year: This award is […]
The Crookston High School Clay Target Team completed their first week of competition for the 2025 Spring High School Season in the Trap division. Crookston is currently in seventh place out of seven teams in Class 4A Conference 4 after recording 1,721.5 points, with Orono leading the way with 2,429.5 points. “The weather was a little
The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle Softball team lost 9-4 and 4-2 to the Minnesota State Moorhead Dragons in a Northern Sun Conference doubleheader in Moorhead. The losses ended UMC’s season, while the wins put MSUM in the playoffs. GAME ONE – FIRST INNINGRayna Blake (Fresh. Las Vegas, NV) started the game off with
The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle baseball team bounced back on Saturday with a 15-7 win against the Bulldogs of Minnesota-Duluth on Sunday in Duluth. FIRST INNINGDylan Debilzen (Fresh. Parkers Prairie) led off the game by reaching on an error, and after a Kyler Miller (Fresh. Grand Rapids) walk, Sawyer Satrom (Sr. Portland, ND)
The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle baseball team lost 3-2 and 7-6 to the University of Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs in a Northern Sun Conference doubleheader played in Duluth. GAME ONE – FIRST INNINGSawyer Satrom was the baserunner of the game, as he singled with one away. Even though UMC got a two-out walk to
The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle Softball team lost 4-3 and 3-2 to the Northern State Wolves in a Northern Sun Conference doubleheader in Aberdeen, SD. GAME ONE – FIRST INNING-The first two UMC batters were retired before Rayna French (Soph. La Salle, Manitoba) reached on an error and Irelyn Spencer (Soph. Rapid City,
