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The Crookston High School Knowledge Bowl teams competed in the second competition of the year and finished fourth, 14th, and 15th place today. “Today was the first Knowledge Bowl meet for five of our players,” said Coach Katelyn Stegman. “The consensus is that Knowledge Bowl is hard but fun!” Crookston Blue got 4th: Tatum Lubinski, […]
The Crookston Senior High Knowledge Bowl teams had a great start to the season while finishing third and seventh place out of 39 teams at the first competition of the year. The Crookston Blue team finished third place. Members of the team were Nathan Johanneck, Gabe Noah, Halle Bruggeman, Tatum Lubinski, and Mareile Meyer. The
The Triple ‘A’ Award – sponsored by the Minnesota State High School League, honors high school seniors who have excelled in the classroom, in fine arts, and on the athletic field. Students who are nominated must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 or better, participate in MSHSL-sponsored fine arts and athletic activities, and comply with the
The Section 8A Girls Tennis Championship match was a battle of two top-10 ranked teams and the quality of tennis was outstanding as the #9 Crookston Pirates lost to the #8 Staples-Motley Cardinals 4-3 in a match played at Courts Plus in Fargo, North Dakota. “I am proud of how the girls did in all
The Crookston Pirate Girls Tennis team had six players competing in the Section 8A Individual Tennis Tournament being held at Courts Plus in Fargo, North Dakota. In singles, Crookston has Abby Borowicz and Brekken Tull competing. In doubles, Halle Winjum and Emma Gunderson along with Halle Bruggeman and Kaylie Clauson are competing. After the first
The #2 seed and #9 ranked Crookston Pirate Girls Tennis team had beaten the Park Rapids Panthers twice by 5-2 scores twice during the regular season and knew they would need to play well to advance to the section championship. The Pirates looked to be focused and were ready for a battle as they played
