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The Crookston High School held the annual Powder Puff football tournament Wednesday night on the turf at the Crookston Sports Center. In the first round, the seniors beat the freshman 18-12 and the juniors beat the sophomores 24-18 in overtime. In the championship, the seniors beat the juniors 18-12 in overtime on a Thea Oman […]
Crookston High School held the 2018 Homecoming coronation ceremony Tuesday morning where Gina Visness was crowned the queen and Nick Garmen was crowned the king. The queen’s court – Hannah Emanuel, Elise Erdman, Hailey Spivey, Thea Oman, and Gina Visness. The king’s court – Johnny Abeld, Eric Delorme, Jake Anderson, and Brock Heppner. Jake Anderson,
Crookston High School homecoming week is here and filled with daily themes and activities for the students at the High School. Coronation will take place on Tuesday morning at 10:00 a.m. Dependent on the weather. Powder Puff football is scheduled for Wednesday 7:00 p.m. at UMC. “It’s been a tradition to have the girls
Crookston High School senior, Kylie Solheim has been named the Choice Therapy Student-Athlete of the month. Solheim is a setter on the Crookston Pirate Volleyball team this fall. Athletes are nominated by fans, family, friends, or anyone. The athlete of the month is selected based on their demonstration of the Choice Therapy Values. Each month
The Crookston High School will be celebrating Homecoming next week and they announced the homecoming court at school on Wednesday. The 2018 Crookston High School homecoming queen candidates are Hannah Emanuel, Elise Erdman, Hailey Spivey, Thea Oman, Gina Visness. The 2018 Crookston High School homecoming king candidates are Nick Garmen, Johnny Abeld, Eric Delorme, Jake
Crookston High School is pleased to announce that we are now accepting applications for the 2018-2019 Triple A Award. Letters informing the senior class of this award were mailed on September 19, 2018. This program recognizes high school seniors who excel in the arts, athletics, and the classroom. Seniors who have a “B” or higher
