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The Crookston Pirate Clay Target Team has been busy this fall season. They have completed three of the five weeks of the competition season. “The students shooting the Trap discipline are starting to be more consistent with their scores. This is great because we can start focusing more on micro adjustments in their shooting to increase those
The Crookston High School Clay Target team had 20 students participate in the state qualifying shoot in Alexandria on Thursday, June 12. Crookston finished in 31st place in Class AAAA with a team total of 372. Jacob Biermaier was the top Pirate male shooter with an 82. Allison Abeld and Jayde Uttermark were the top
The Crookston High School Clay Target Team had 14 students go to Greenbush to shoot in the Gator Blast invitational. Crookston finished 13th out of 14 teams while shooting a 192. Roseau won the competition with a 227, one better than Badger/Greenbush-Middle River. Crookston was led by Jayde Uttermark who shot a 42 out of
The Crookston High School Clay Target team is in fifth place after the fourth week of competition last week. Crookston shooters turned in their second-best score of the season and are currently within 121 points of fourth place. They had to battle the weather and had a 30-minute delay last week due to a lightning
The Crookston Clay Target team had 13 students participate in the Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton Spring Invitational at the Glyndon Rod and Gun Club. There were seven teams and 100 shooters competing on a cold and windy day on Saturday. “The students did very well today and adapted quite well to the weather,” said Coach Randy Prudhomme. “I
Crookston FFA held its annual awards banquet on Thursday, May 15 at the Crookston Eagles Club. Members, Parents, Alumni, and Supporters gathered to celebrate the chapter’s accomplishments throughout the year, hand out end-of-the-year awards, hear the final remarks of the retiring chapter officers, and see the 2025-2026 chapter officers installed. FFA has a degree system
