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The Crookston High School Trapshooting season is well underway, with a roster of 35 students this year, ranging from seventh through 12th grade. This year’s group includes 12 seniors. First-year head coach Randy Prudhomme leads the team. Prudhomme said his first year has been good so far. “It’s pretty good, a little nervous at the […]
The Red River Valley Chapter of the Ruffed Grouse Society donated $2,500 to four local High School trap teams around the Red River Valley thanks to their gun raffle with the Upland Gun Company, which brought in over $10,000 for the Society. After giving away the prizes to the twelve raffle winners, the Society donated
The Crookston High School Trap Shooting team has 39 members this spring, and it continues to grow. They shoot every Wednesday night at the Crookston Gun Club and compete against eight other teams in their class. Their head coach Darren Gjerswold believes there is a simple reason for the sport’s growth. “It’s a sport that
The Crookston High School Trap Team competed Thursday at the State Shoot in Alexandria. It was day four of the nine-day shoot. Competing in Class 4A the Varsity team finished 15th, the Junior Varsity finished 4th, and the Novice finished 5th, Overall Crookston finished 20th. Coach Darren Gjerswold said it was a good day with
