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The Crookston Clay Target Team finished week four of the fall competition season in third place as they prepare for the final week. “The scores seem to have gone down a little, but are holding strong,” said Pirate Coach Randy Prudhomme. “We have a decent lead for third and should be able to finish the
The Crookston High Clay Target team has wrapped up the first two weeks of the fall competition season with 14 kids competing, and the varsity team is in third place out of eight teams in the conference. “The fall season is a short 6-week season, with the first week dedicated to practice and showing new
The Crookston Pirate Clay Target Team competed in the USA Clay Target Minnesota State Championship for Class 4A teams. This is the league championship, to which every shooter is invited. The league championship results determine which teams will fill the 40 spots and advance to the Minnesota State High School League championship. The top three
The Crookston Pirate Clay Target team wrapped up the first week of competition and is in sixth place in the Class 4A Conference five standings after shooting a 1,658. Annandale had an impressive first week total of 3,002.50, which is 790 better than second-place Ada-Borup-West. “We had a good week of shooting for our first
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
