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The Crookston Pirate Boys and Girls Track teams competed in the East Grand Forks Indoor Invitational at the University of North Dakota Fritz Pollard Jr. Indoor facility in Grand Forks, North Dakota. The Crookston girls finished 8th out of 14 teams with West Marshall winning the meet with 131.5 points. The Pirate boys finished 13th […]
The Crookston Pirate Boys and Girls Track teams competed at the East Grand Forks Indoor Invitational at the University of North Dakota Fritz Pollard Jr. Indoor facility in Grand Forks, North Dakota. The Girl’s team finished 10th with 23 points, while Bagley-Fosston won the meet with 79 points, edging West Marshall, who scored 76.83 points.
The Crookston Pirate Girls Basketball team held its end-of-the-season banquet at the Crookston High School commons on Monday evening. The team and individual awards are below. Pirate awards – Carla Johnson Most Dedicated – Halle Winjum Letter winners – Emma Gunderson, Isabelle Smith, Katelyn Christensen, Halle Winjum, Chloe Boll, Joey Nesseth, Naomi Johnson, Madelyn Anderson,
Members of the Crookston High School Band collected stars at the Instrumental Solo/Ensemble Contest on March 13 at East Grand Forks Senior High School. David Threatt was chosen as the BEST in Site by his judge. David was also awarded Superior Ranking for his French Horn Solo, Nocturno, by Franz Strauss. Chloe Boll, Isabel Smith,
The Crookston Pirates Girls Basketball team fell on the road to the Barnesville Trojans 71-45 in a Section 8AA First Round Playoff game in Barnesville. FIRST HALF- Starting off the game, Crookston’s Chloe Boll knocked down a three-ball as the shot clock expired for the first basket. Isabelle Smith for Crookston hit a short shot
The Crookston Pirates Girls Basketball team fell to the Breckenridge Cowgirls at Breckenridge High School 89-55. FIRST HALF- In the first half, Breckenridge got off to a fast start, but Madilyn Bruggeman got a basket underneath for Crookston to make it 12-4. Isabelle Smith hit a three to make it 12-7. Later, Emma Gunderson made
