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The Crookston High Speech team competed in the 18th Annual Plumber Lions Invitational Speech competition on Saturday, hosted by Red Lake County Central. Crookston had three placers on the day –Shayla Azure and Zac Plante finished second in DuoMeliyah Moore finished second in extemporaneous readingJohn Lisov finished third place in humorous interpretation Eighth-grader Lilly
The Crookston High School Speech team competed in the Fergus Falls Otter Orations Speech Tournament on Saturday. Winning awards for Crookston were – Shayla Azure and Zac Plante- 1st place (Duo Interpretation Champions)Zac Plante-5th palace in honors finals Humorous InterpretationShayla Azure-6th place in finals in Humorous InterpretationArley Sinks-6th place in honors finals in Speaking Also competing for Crookston
The Crookston High School Speech team competed in the Subsection 30A tournament at Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton High School in Glyndon on Tuesday, with four students advancing to sections. Brandon Wandrie competed in original oratory and finished first place, Lily Olmstead competed in storytelling and finished second place, and Shayla Azure and Zac Plante competed in duo interpretation
The Crookston Pirate Speech team hosted its last regular season competition on Saturday, with a total of 12 schools competing. This is the second varsity tournament that Crookston has hosted, with 112 students competing across all 13 MSHSL Speech categories. Crookston’s Shayla Azure and Zac Plante took 1st place in duo interpretation, and Leah Johanneck took
The Crookston High School Speech Team competed at the Fosston/Bagley meet on Saturday, with students taking home awards. Zac Plante competed against 25 other students, taking 2nd place in humor. Leah Johanneck also advanced to finals in original oratory and took 6th place. Plante also competed in duo interpretation with Shayla Azure, and the two
The Crookston High School Speech team competed at Bemidji on Saturday, bringing home multiple awards. Shayla Azure and Zac Plante competed in duo interpretation against 20 other teams and earned fifth place. Plante also competed in humor and received a red ribbon (excellent). Bemidji also awards the Future Star Award to students who are in
