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The Crookston Youth Wrestling team competed in the 1st Annual Jackson Morisch Wrestling Tournament, which was both an individual and team tournament. The Crookston team lost the three matches on the day but learned a lot. The individual tournament saw good results –First place – Henry Herberg, Oliver Wallace, Layla Genereux, and Aiden SamuelsonSecond place – […]
The Crookston Youth Wrestlers were busy again this past weekend. On Friday, Aiden Samuelson was in a three-way tie for 1st place at the Underwood tournament. On Saturday, February 1, five wrestlers competed at the Fargo Davie’s tournament.First place – Aiden SamuelsonThird place – Kamden Lessard, Katherine FullerFourth place – Keith Fuller, Cylas Fontaine Also,
Crookston youth wrestlers had a busy weekend with three days of wrestling. They kicked off the weekend going to Park Rapids. Oliver Wallace and Jeff Page finished first place. Henry Herberg finished third place. Saturday morning, 10 wrestles competed in Blackduck. Finishing first place was Eli Boll. Finishing third place was Grayson Hatlestad, Oliver Wallace,
On Friday, January 17, several Crookston Youth Wrestlers braved the storm and headed to Thief River Falls to compete in the 14th annual Prowler Youth Open. First place – Henry Herberg, Oliver Wallace, and Aiden SamuelsonSecond place – Layla GenereuxThird place – Eli Boll, George Genereux, Grayson Hatelstad, Caiden Sayetta, Owen SayettaFourth place – Cylas
Crookston Youth Wrestlers were busy last weekend as they competed in Lake Park on Saturday and Alexandria on Sunday. 10 wrestlers competed in Lake Park on Saturday, January 11, and the results are below – First place – Eli Boll, Oliver Wallace, Kamden LessardSecond place – Owen Sayetta, Cadin SayettaThird place – Cylas Fontaine, Jett
Crookston youth wrestlers had their final wrestling tournament of the season as eight wrestlers made their way to Grand Rapids Jaycee’s State Tournament at the Grand Rapids High School last weekend. The tournament kicked off on Friday evening for 5th-8th graders, and on Saturday morning, pre-k through 4th grade competed. Aiden Samuelson took home 1st
