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The Crookston Middle School Theatre Department will present the 2025 One-Act Play “Fairy Tale Princess – Game of Thrones” on Friday, November 14, and Saturday, November 15 at 7:30 p.m. each night at the Crookston High School auditorium. Free will donations will be accepted and will go towards the costumes and other play expenses. 23 […]
The Crookston 6th grade girls basketball team placed 3rd at the Sacred Heart Basketball Tournament on Saturday. Crookston lost to Sacred Heart 27-7 in the first round. In the second round, they beat the Grand Forks Nets 27-24. In the third round game, they beat Stephen-Argyle 35-24.Members of the team are Clara Cymbaluk, Maggie VonReuden, Hadley
The Crookston 6th grade girl’s basketball team won the championship at the Ada-Borup-West Cougar Classic tournament on Saturday in Ada. Crookston beat Badger/Greenbush-Middle River 24-4. BGMR & won 24-4. In the semi-finals, Crookston trailed by seven points at halftime but came back to beat East Grand Forks 23-21. In the championship, Crookston beat Warren-Alvarado-Oslo 22-7.
The Crookston Youth Basketball fifth-grade girls got third place in the Sacred Heart tournament this weekend. They lost to Sacred Heart 21-17, beat Riverside Christian 26-8, and beat Thompson 14-12 for third place, with Alle Kollin making a three to tie it up to go to overtime and Halle Perry making the sudden-death overtime basket
The Crookston Youth Basketball Association (CYBA) fifth-grade girls’ basketball team finished second place at the Ada tournament. Crookston beat Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton and Ada-Borup-West and lost to West Fargo in the Championship. Members of the team are Alle Kollin, Tatum Brockpahler, Kambree Wangen, Stormy Lukow, Hallie Perry, Hadley Dans, Hattie Larson, Clara Cymbaluk, Kathryn Fuller, Emma
Read-A-Thon fundraisers were held November 6-17 at Highland & Washington Schools. Students enjoyed themed days and friendly classroom competitions. Pre-K through 5th graders read 185,514 minutes (over 3,091 hours) during the 2-week event! The top 3 readers this year were: 1st Place- 2nd grader Elizabeth Capistran, with 1,918 minutes read 2nd Place- 5th grader Keeva Kliner,
