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The Crookston Pirates Girl’s swimming team fell 120-52 in a Section 8A dual against Park Rapids at the Park Rapids Community Center. The Pirates relay teams both delivered strong performances with the 200-medley relay team of Thea Oman, Madison Hoiland, Elizabeth Erdman, Claire Oman combining for a 2:11.31 finish and win in the race. The 200-freestyle […]
The Crookston Pirates Girl’s swimming team fell 120-52 in a Section 8A dual against Park Rapids at the Park Rapids Community Center. The Pirates relay teams both delivered strong performances with the 200-medley relay team of Thea Oman, Madison Hoiland, Elizabeth Erdman, Claire Oman combining for a 2:11.31 finish and win in the race. The
The Crookston Pirate Girls Swimmers finished eighth place out of eight teams at the competitive University of North Dakota High School Invitational at the Hyslop Sports Center Swimming Pool in Grand Forks, N.D. Crookston’s Thea Oman continues to compete at a high level with a fourth-place finish in the 100 freestyle with a time of
The Crookston Pirate Girls Swim team had their first home meet of the season and finished second place out of four teams at the Crookston Pool. “It is always fun to swim in our own pool and have our fans right here with us,” said Pirate Coach Marley Melbye. Detroit Lakes won the meet with
The Crookston Pirates took third place in the Fosston-Bagley Triangular hosted in Fosston. Fosston-Bagley took first place with 65 points, Perham claimed second with 63 points, while the Pirates finished with 42 points. Crookston was led by Thea Oman who took first place in the 100-backstroke 1:10.02 and 200-freestyle with a 2:11.41 finish. “Thea we
The Crookston Pirate Girls Swim team will be hard pressed to win a dual this year with eight girls on the team, but they put up a pretty good fight in a 58-36 loss to Fosston-Bagley and a 64-30 loss to Thief River Falls in a triangular at the Fosston pool. Crookston won four events
