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The Northwest Boys Basketball Conference has announced its all-conference awards. The all-conference team is below – All-Conference Players: Warroad – Evan Gover, Dylan Fox, Virgil Laznicka, Cole Spenst Thief River Falls – Brevyn Lingen, Jack Manning Roseau – Jed Dunham East Grand Forks – Tanner Campos, Sam Votava Crookston – Jack Garmen Bagley – Alec […]
The Crookston Pirate Boys Basketball team held its end-of-the-year banquet and handed out a few awards. Todd Eisert Most Dedicated – Easton Tangquist Captains for 2021-22 – Jacob Hesby and Jack Garmen All-Conference – Jack Garmen All-Conference Honorable Mention – Easton Tangquist Letter winners – Lucas Winger, Karsten Isaacson, Jacob Miller, Carter Bruggeman, Easton Tangquist,
Crookston High School held the 22nd annual Mr. CHS contest on Sunday afternoon and it was fitting that Gabe Montieth was belted Mr. CHS as he competed virtually while in quarantine. Montieth was also the People’s Choice, Formal Wear, and Q and A winner. First runner-up was Karsten Isaacson Second runner-up was Easton Tangquist
The Warroad Warriors used a strong second half performance to run past the Crookston Pirate Boys Basketball team 73-35 in a Section 8AA matchup in Crookston. First Half Warroad started the game on an 11-3 run. Jacob Hesby split that run with a three to continue his hot shooting streak from behind the arc. “He
The Crookston Pirate Boys Basketball team struggled to hit their outside shots and Bagley pulled away late in the game for a 66-50 victory in a Section 8AA matchup played in Bagley in the early afternoon. The game was played at 4:00 p.m. because of Minnesota Township Elections around the State of Minnesota. Schools and
The 22nd Annual Mr. CHS will be held this Sunday in the Crookston High School Auditorium. Crookston High School Student Council and Leo Club Advisor Linda Morgan said a lot of credit goes to Victoria Proulx, who has helped the contestants prepare the opening piece along with their skits and other talents. “We have seven
