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The Crookston Pirate Wrestling team was finally able to hold their end of the season banquet for the 2019-20 season on Sunday night. The social-distanced banquet was held outside at the Snowsled Inn. The award winners are below – Most Pins – Cameron Weiland (28 – ties school record) Rookie of the Year – Carter […]
The Crookston High School has released the 2019-20 school year second-semester honor roll. The A and B Honor Roll students are listed below. “A” HONOR ROLL: Grade 12: Tai Baig, Isaiah Barlow, Benjamin Brantner, Scott Cordova, Kasey Cwikla, Zoe Everett, Emily Gillette, Audrey Harbott, Eliza Meyer, Michelle Pahlen, Sarah Ryan, Lily Sandman, Jade Selzler, Dayen
“A” HONOR ROLL: Grade 12: Tai Baig, Isaiah Barlow, Kaylee Bergquist, Benjamin Brantner, Kasey Cwikla, Emily Gillette, Audrey Harbott, Eliza Meyer, Michelle Pahlen, Sarah Ryan, Sophia Sanders, Lily Sandman, Dayen Sundquist, Hannah Tahran Grade 11: Gavin Anderson, Chloe Bruley, Linnea French, Emily Funk, Danielle Haake, Jaxon Hebert, Karsten Isaacson, Joslynn Leach, Janae Luckow, Andrew MacGregor,
The short-handed Crookston Pirate Wrestling team had two champions and finished fifth place out of 12 teams at the Northwest Invitational tournament in Fertile. Crookston had 98 points while Bemidji won the tournament with 155 points, two points better than Valley City, North Dakota. Crookston’s two champions were Ethan Bowman and Zach Brown. Ethan won
The Crookston Pirate Wrestling team had four individual champions and one runner-up finish to win the team championship of the United Clay Becker Terry Teiken Tournament in Lake Park. The Pirates had four champions in their respective weight classes, Carter Coauette, Ethan Bowman, Zach Brown, and Ethan Boll, while Cam Weiland finished second. The Pirates
The Crookston Pirate Wrestling team won the first five matches, but the Badger-Greenbush-Middle River Gators won seven of the last nine matches to win a thrilling 39-34 match in a Section 8A dual at the “Swamp” in Greenbush. Zach Brown had a big win at 120 pounds by a 3-1 decision for his 125th career
