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The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle Women’s basketball team had two offensive droughts, and it proved to be costly in a 76-54 loss to the University of Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs in an NSIC matchup at Romano Gymnasium in Duluth. FIRST QUARTER –The game started with the teams going back-and-forth with ties at 2 and […]
The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle Women’s basketball team battled, but stuggled for a five minute stretch in the third quarter and that proved to be the difference in a 78-63 loss to #18 Northern Michigan on Sunday afternoon at Lysaker Gymnasium in Crookston. FIRST QUARTER –UMC started the game with a Riley Jenkins
The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle Women’s basketball team had a strong fourth quarter to beat the Black Hills State Yellowjackets 75-68 in the home opener at Lysaker Gymnasium in Crookston. UMC senior, Emma Miller scored 26 points and became the Golden Eagle Women’s Basketball career all-time leading scorer, breaking Jamie Zelinsky’s record of
The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle Women’s basketball team battled, but was out-scored in the fourth quarter as the University of Nebraska-Kearney Lopers pulled away for a 73-62 victory in the season-opening game played at Kearney, Nebraska, in the MIAA/NSIC crossover. FIRST QUARTER –The game started with each team turning the ball over before
Crookston High School senior Chloe Boll has verbally committed to play basketball for the University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagles next year. Chloe said she committed to UMC for several reasons. “I love the community and stay close to home. I really like the coaches and team, and I get to play with Halle Winjum
The University of Minnesota Crookston athletic department celebrated its 2024-25 athletic season at the third annual Regal’s Choice Awards hosted by the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) on Tuesday, April 22, at Kiehle Auditorium on the Minnesota Crookston campus. The program was highlighted by multiple award recipients. Jackson Fuller (Sr., Bloomington) of the hockey program was
