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The KROX Athletes of the week are Carter Coauette, a 106-pound 8th grader, Ethan Bowman, a 113-pound freshman, Zach Brown, a 120-pound Junior, Hunter Knutson, a 145-pound freshman, and Ethan Boll, a 182-pound freshman who will all be competing for the Crookston Pirate Wrestling team in the State Individual Tournament beginning this Friday at the […]
The Crookston Pirate Wrestling team is sending five to the Minnesota State High School League State Wrestling tournament at the Excel Energy Center in St. Paul next week. Zach Brown (120 pounds) and Hunter Knutson (145 pounds) won the championship, Carter Coauette (106 pounds) won a true second match to finish second, Ethan Bowman (113
The Crookston Pirate Wrestling team has five wrestlers in championship matches and the other seven wrestlers are still alive in the wrestlebacks after the first day of the Section 8A Individual Wrestling Tournament held at the Crookston High School Gymnasium. The Pirate results, recap, and pictures are below – Pirate Wrestlers in the Championship –
The first time the Crookston Pirate wrestlers couldn’t pick up pivotal bonus points down the stretch in a 36-34 loss to the Fosston-Bagley Brawlers in the Section 8A Team Tournament quarterfinal hosted at the Crookston High School Gymnasium. Carter Coauette won the opening match for the Pirates earning a major decision and four points with
The Crookston Pirate Wrestling team had four individual champions and one runner-up finish to win the team championship of the United Clay Becker Terry Teiken Tournament in Lake Park. The Pirates had four champions in their respective weight classes, Carter Coauette, Ethan Bowman, Zach Brown, and Ethan Boll, while Cam Weiland finished second. The Pirates
The Crookston Pirate Wrestling team won the first five matches, but the Badger-Greenbush-Middle River Gators won seven of the last nine matches to win a thrilling 39-34 match in a Section 8A dual at the “Swamp” in Greenbush. Zach Brown had a big win at 120 pounds by a 3-1 decision for his 125th career
