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On October 8, the Crookston High School FFA Forestry, Poultry Evaluation, Soils, and Livestock Evaluation Teams competed at Barnesville High School. The Forestry and Soils teams finished first place in their categories and will advance to the state competition in April. Additionally, the Poultry Team placed 5th and will also advance to state. Individually in […]
The Crookston High School Clay Target Team had 14 students go to Greenbush to shoot in the Gator Blast invitational. Crookston finished 13th out of 14 teams while shooting a 192. Roseau won the competition with a 227, one better than Badger/Greenbush-Middle River. Crookston was led by Jayde Uttermark who shot a 42 out of
The Crookston Pirate Clay Target Team had their family fun night and awards banquet last week. “We had a big turn out of family and friends with the students. The weather was again perfect for shooting and having fun outdoors. We had the grills going and making burgers and hot dogs with all the fixings
The Crookston High School Clay Target team is in fifth place after the fourth week of competition last week. Crookston shooters turned in their second-best score of the season and are currently within 121 points of fourth place. They had to battle the weather and had a 30-minute delay last week due to a lightning
The Crookston Clay Target team had 13 students participate in the Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton Spring Invitational at the Glyndon Rod and Gun Club. There were seven teams and 100 shooters competing on a cold and windy day on Saturday. “The students did very well today and adapted quite well to the weather,” said Coach Randy Prudhomme. “I
The Crookston High School Clay Target team wrapped up the third week of competition last week and is in fourth place in the conference with two weeks to go.“Once again, a great night weather-wise for shooting. We had a few shifts up and down on the individual side of the team, but as a whole,
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