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The Crookston High School Senior High Knowledge Bowl teams ribboned at Tuesday’s meet in Thief River Falls. Crookston had two teams competing. Crookston Blue finished sixth place, and Crookston Gold finished eighth place out of 34 teams. Crookston Blue (6th): Ethan Lanctot, Leah Johanneck, Tessa Weber, Maddie Harbott, and Jocelyn JohnsonCrookston Gold (8th): Xavior Mason, […]
Crookston High School Drama students are getting ready to compete in this year’s One-Act Play competition. The group of thespians has been working hard to put together a well-known story, the story of Henry VIII, in a play called “Queens.” The High School will have a public performance of the One-Act on Tuesday, January 21,
The Crookston High School Knowledge Bowl team kicked off the 2025 season by finishing fifth and 11th place at the Thief River Falls competition. Crookston Blue (Ben Capistran, Maddie Harbott, Leah Johanneck, and Xavior Mason) finished fifth place. Crookston Gold (Kahnen Hansen, Gunner Stewart, Ethan Lanctot, Sawyer Anderson) finished 11th. Crookston will compete in Thief
The Crookston High School FFA took 39 students to the 95th Minnesota FFA State Convention to compete in the respective career development events (CDEs) and leadership development events (LDEs) that they qualified for at the regional level. At the state FFA convention, teams are ranked third. The top third of competitors are ranked gold, the
Crookston High School held a send-off for members of the FFA Chapter and two members of the High School Speech Team. The two-state participants for the speech are Shayla Azure and Zac Plante, coached by Brandon Neibauer-Adams. The Minnesota State Speech Competition will take place on April 19-20 at Shakopee High School. The FFA chapter
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
