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The Crookston Clay Target Team finished its fall season last week, placing third out of eight teams in the conference. The conference was won by Osakis with a five-week total of 2918.5 points. “The weather was a bit windy, and we had a few challenges adapting to the wind. The scores dropped a little, but
The Crookston Clay Target Team finished week four of the fall competition season in third place as they prepare for the final week. “The scores seem to have gone down a little, but are holding strong,” said Pirate Coach Randy Prudhomme. “We have a decent lead for third and should be able to finish the
The Crookston High Clay Target team has wrapped up the first two weeks of the fall competition season with 14 kids competing, and the varsity team is in third place out of eight teams in the conference. “The fall season is a short 6-week season, with the first week dedicated to practice and showing new
The Crookston 6th Grade Girls Basketball team won all three of their games at the Crookston Youth Basketball Association tournament and finished as champions. The Crookston Jaguarz beat Thief River Falls 30-12 in the first round. In the second game, they beat Minnesota All-Stars 26-15. In the championship game, Crookston beat Grand Forks 31-14. Members
The Crookston sixth-grade girls’ basketball team finished fourth place at the East Grand Forks Border Battle tournament last weekend. Crookston beat the Legends 40-18. They lost to Bemidji 36-14 and lost to Thief River Falls in the third-place game 36-17. Members of the team are Keira Gudmundson, Marie Prudhomme, Zaelyn Normandin, Emma Newquist, Isabelle Beckman,
The Crookston 6th Grade girls basketball team finished fourth place at the Grand Forks YMCA tournament after winning two games and losing two games.Crookston lost to Fertile-Beltrami 42-20, beat East Grand Forks 42-11, lost to the All Stars 24-20, and beat East Grand Forks 49-0.Members of the team are Zaelyn Normandin, Isabelle Beckman, Lily Griffin,
