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Crookston students competed in the Tri-College Math Competition on March 10 at North Dakota State University (NDSU) in Fargo. The annual contest rotates between NDSU, Minnesota State-Moorhead, and Concordia. Crookston students brought home several awards. Grayson Howland earned 1st place individually in grades 6–8, Chris Goodrich earned 2nd place individually in grades 9–10, and Ella Capistran placed […]
The Crookston High School Knowledge Bowl teams competed in the Sub-Section Knowledge Bowl Tournament on Tuesday in Thief River Falls. Crookston had two teams competing and both teams had awesome performances. Crookston Blue finished in 2nd place (Ethan Lanctot, Leah Johanneck, Lily Olmstead, Xavier Mason, and Ben Capistran) and Crookston Gold finished in 7th place
The Crookston High School Knowledge Bowl team wrapped up the regular season today in Thief River Falls. Crookston Blue took fifth place, and Crookston Gold took 20th place. The Pirate Knowledge Bowl team will compete in sub-sections next Tuesday. Crookston Blue took 5th: Ben Capistran, Leah Johanneck, Xavier Mason, Lily Olmstad, and Kahnen Hansen Crookston
The Crookston High School Knowledge Bowl teams competed in Thief River Falls on Tuesday, and all three teams had solid performances. Crookston Blue took 3rd: The team members were Ben Capistran, Xavier Mason, Lily Olmsted. Crookston White took 12th: Team members were Eva Gosse, Hamsini Chanda, Chris Goodrich. Crookston Gold took 28th: Team members
The Crookston High School Knowledge Bowl team competed at Thief River Falls, and one team took second place. Crookston White finished in second place. Members of the team Leah Johanneck, Lily Olmsted, Ben Capistran, and Xavier Mason. Crookston Gold finished in 10th place. Members of the team are Hamsini Chanda, Eva Gosse, Chris Goodrich, and
Crookston students showcased their mathematical skills and teamwork at the annual UND Math Track Meet on January 12, competing against schools from across the region. The event, held on the University of North Dakota campus, brings together students in grades 7–12 for a day of problem-solving, collaboration, and friendly competition. The Math Track Meet is
