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As I stated in an earlier Feever column, Leo Blavin will have his last day at KROX on Friday, March 27. There was a part of me that was hoping Governor Tim Walz would lock down the borders so Leo couldn’t leave, but it didn’t happen. I am excited for Leo as he is heading […]
The Northwest Boys Basketball Conference announced the all-conference team, coach of the year, and player of the year. Teams in the conference are Bagley, Crookston, East Grand Forks, Thief River Falls, Roseau, and Warroad. The award winners are listed below – All-Conference – Evan Grover (Soph) – Warroad Dylan Fox (Soph) – Warroad Brevyn Lingen
The East Grand Forks Greenwave boy’s basketball team overcame a 17-point deficit but were unable to stop a strong second half from Finn Diggins as Perham Yellowjackets won 66-63 in the Section 8AA Tournament semifinals at Memorial Auditorium at Concordia-Moorhead. First Half – Finn Diggins opened the scoring with a three-pointer giving Perham an early
The East Grand Forks Green Wave held the Crookston Pirate Boys Basketball team scoreless for the first 13-plus minutes of the second half and coasted to a 67-36 victory in a Section 8AA matchup at the East Grand Forks Senior High School gymnasium. Crookston played without their leading scorer and rebounder, Caden Osborn, because of
Senior guard Julian Benson scored 49 points leading the East Grand Forks Green Wave past the Crookston Pirates Boy’s basketball team 107-71 in a Section 8AA game played at the Crookston High School Gymnasium. Crookston started the game with a pair of technical free-throws after East Grand Forks’ Nathan Willett dunked during warm-ups. Caden Osborn
The Northwest Boys Basketball Conference has announced the all-conference award winners for the 2018-2019 season. Crookston’s Caden Osborn and Nick Garmen were named all-conference and Walker Winjum was named all-conference honorable mention. Garmen was also named the conference co-offensive player of the year. All the conference award winners are listed below- All Conference Caden Osborn
