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The Crookston Pirate Boy’s Track team finished in fourth place out of nineteen teams in the Ada-Borup/Norman County West Cougar Invitational at the Ada-Borup High School in Ada. The Crookston Pirate Girl’s Track team did not participate as they prepare for the State True Team Meet on Saturday. Thief River Falls was the top boy’s
The Crookston Pirate Girl’s Track team finished in second place, and the Boy’s Track team took fifth place in the Section 8A True Team Track meet in Roseau. West Marshall won the Girl’s section title with a team score of 716 with Crookston’s 698.5 good for second place. Roseau clinched the Boy’s section title with
The annual Area 1 Northwest Regional Envirothon event was held Wednesday, May 1 at Rydell Refuge near Erskine. Crookston High School had two teams competing in the event. The participants spend 30 minutes at six different stations that focus on different environmental science topics. The stations include forestry, aquatics, soils, wildlife, current events, and an
The Crookston Pirate Boys and Girls track & field teams competed in the crowded field of Thief River Falls Quentin Jones Invitational at the Multi-Events Center in Thief River Falls. The Pirate girls took fourth place with 101.33 points while Thief River Falls girls team won with a score of 139. The Crookston boys finished
The Crookston Pirate Boys’ and Girls’ Track Teams both competed without their junior class athletes, due to the ACT testing at Crookston High School tomorrow, at Concordia College in Moorhead in the Pine to Prairie Conference meet. The Crookston Girls’ finished in fifth place with 64 points while Minnewaska Area took first place with 144
