ADVERTISE WITH US | EMAIL: KROX@RRV.NET
The Crookston High School Knowledge Bowl team competed on Wednesday at the University of Minnesota Crookston and finished second and sixth place. Crookston Blue took second place. Leah Johanneck, Tessa Weber, Lily Bridgeford, Ethan Lanctot, and Ben Capistran made up team Blue. Crookston Gold got sixth place. Maddie Harbott, Shayla Azure, Jocelyn Johnson, Xavier Mason, […]
The Crookston High School Knowledge Bowl team kicked off the 2025 season by finishing fifth and 11th place at the Thief River Falls competition. Crookston Blue (Ben Capistran, Maddie Harbott, Leah Johanneck, and Xavior Mason) finished fifth place. Crookston Gold (Kahnen Hansen, Gunner Stewart, Ethan Lanctot, Sawyer Anderson) finished 11th. Crookston will compete in Thief
The Crookston High School Knowledge Bowl team competed in the last regular season meet this week. Crookston Gold took 4th place out of 34 teams. Crookston white took 7th, missing the scoreboard by just 2.5 points. And Crookston Blue took 16th. Crookston Gold included Sawyer Anderson, Ben Capistran, David Threatt, and Ethan Lanctot. Crookston White
The Crookston High School Knowledge Bowl teams competed in the Crookston competition on Wednesday and finished 2nd, 10th, and 29th place. Crookston Blue finished 2nd place – David Threatt, Tessa Weber, Zara Baig, Tatum Lubinski, and Mareile Meyer. Crookston Gold finished 10th – Gabe Noah, Nathan Johanneck, Nathan Kelly, and Maddie Harbott. Crookston White finished 29th –
The Crookston High School Knowledge Bowl teams competed in the second competition of the year and finished fourth, 14th, and 15th place today. “Today was the first Knowledge Bowl meet for five of our players,” said Coach Katelyn Stegman. “The consensus is that Knowledge Bowl is hard but fun!” Crookston Blue got 4th: Tatum Lubinski,
The Crookston High School Knowledge Bowl team received a spirited send-off this morning from the school before heading to the State Knowledge Bowl competition at Cragun’s Resort in Brainerd today and tomorrow. The five students were Ainsley Boucher, Maddie Harbott, Nathan Johanneck, Tatum Lubinski, Thor Harbott, and their coach Katelyn Stegman. The send-off contained the
