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The Crookston Pirate Clay Target Team competed in the USA Clay Target Minnesota State Championship for Class 4A teams. This is the league championship, to which every shooter is invited. The league championship results determine which teams will fill the 40 spots and advance to the Minnesota State High School League championship. The top three
The Crookston Pirate Clay Target Team took 2nd place out of 7 teams on Saturday at the Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton Rebels Invitational held at the Glyndon Rod and Gun Club. Crookston had the only two perfect scores and the top female shooter to lead the way. There were only two perfect scores of 25 shot during the
Crookston FFA students competed at the 97th Minnesota FFA State Convention April 19-21, at the University of Minnesota St. Paul campus, Minnesota State Fairgrounds, and 3M at Mariucci Arena in Minneapolis. As a chapter, Crookston FFA was recognized in the National Chapter category as a superior ranked chapter. Crookston FFA was also recognized for participating
The Crookston Middle School Knowledge Bowl team wrapped up its successful season on Tuesday at the 29-team all-school knowledge bowl tournament in Thief River Falls. Crookston had two teams competing, with Crookston Blue finishing in 2nd place and Crookston Gold finishing 9th. “Both teams had an excellent day, and all of the kids participated well
Crookston students competed in the Tri-College Math Competition on March 10 at North Dakota State University (NDSU) in Fargo. The annual contest rotates between NDSU, Minnesota State-Moorhead, and Concordia. Crookston students brought home several awards. Grayson Howland earned 1st place individually in grades 6–8, Chris Goodrich earned 2nd place individually in grades 9–10, and Ella Capistran placed
The Mathcounts chapter competition was held on Friday, February 6, in Thief River Falls. The Competition Series has four levels of competition—school, chapter, state, and national. Each level of competition consists of four rounds—Sprint, Target, Team and Countdown Round. The Mathcounts competition is for kids in grades 6 through 8. Crookston’s scoring team finished first place
