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Crookston FFA students competed at the 97th Minnesota FFA State Convention April 19-21, at the University of Minnesota St. Paul campus, Minnesota State Fairgrounds, and 3M at Mariucci Arena in Minneapolis. As a chapter, Crookston FFA was recognized in the National Chapter category as a superior ranked chapter. Crookston FFA was also recognized for participating […]
The Crookston High School Community Projects class took on the challenge of building four high-top tables for the University of Minnesota Crookston Athletic Fueling Station. The tables were made for the remodel of a space in the Upper Level of the UMC Athletic Center. The space will become a Nutrition Hub for the Golden Eagle Athletes.
The Crookston Clay Target Team recently held its awards banquet, during which it presented several awards. The awards handed out were: 5-Stand DisciplineTop Gun (Season Average) – Garrett Wilkens (13.00)Most Improved (Average Change) – Elijah Hoppe (3.00) “Since this was our first season for 5-Stand, they were all rookies. We also did not have any letter winners
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 Pirate Clay Target Team had its first week of practice for both Trap and Five-stand. “It was great weather for shooting, and the kids did really well. You could tell the returning shooters did some shooting over the summer months,” said Coach Randy Prudhomme. “They came in and started shooting with improved scores from the
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
