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The Crookston Pirate Boy’s Tennis team won all 12 singles matches to sweep the singles on its way to a first-place team finish in the Northwest Quad in East Grand Forks and Grand Forks on Wednesday. Bemidji finished second place. TEAM SCORES – 1. Crookston – 16 2. Bemidji – 13 3. East Grand Forks […]
The Crookston Pirate Boy’s Tennis team finished in a tie for sixth place at the Hibbing tournament. Pine City won the tournament with 31 points. TEAM SCORES – 1. Pine City – 31 2. Cambridge – 25 3. Mound Westonka – 23 4. Hibbing – 19 5. East Grand Forks – 13 6. Crookston –
The Crookston Pirate Boy’s Tennis team finished eighth place out of eight teams in the talent-packed Art Nelson Tournament in Pine City. #1 ranked Mounds Park Academy won the tournament. “It was a very strong tournament with some of the top teams in Class A playing so we knew it was going to be tough,”
