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The Crookston Public School District held the final public meeting about the multiuse facility on Tuesday night, with over 30 people in attendance in the Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra Room. Interim Superintendent Dave Kuehn presented why the district wanted the facility, explaining that their current facilities used for track and football were owned by the […]
On Wednesday, the June Shaver Estate announced the 2023 gifts to the Crookston High School and other organizations in Crookston in the amount of $92,532. June Shaver was a notable donator to the Crookston community with the intent of helping students improve their education before she passed away in 2014. “June’s legacy was the young
The Crookston High School held a spirited Pepfest this afternoon to end the week to wish the Crookston Pirates football team luck in the game tonight against the Barnesville Trojans for the Section Class 8AA Championship in the Fargodome. Football coach Nate Lubarski introduced the team and the school, and the Pirate mothers gave a
This week’s Athlete of the Week is senior Pirate football player Jaren Bailey. Jaren is a two-way player that plays on the offensive and defensive line. “Jaren is incredibly important to our line on both sides of the ball. He plays multiple positions for us and that speaks to his knowledge of the game and
The Crookston Pirate Football team celebrated their Senior Night and the final game of the regular season with a dominating win against the Staples-Motley Cardinals 50-15. 1st Quarter – The Pirates received the opening kickoff and started their opening drive at their own 40. The Pirates began with all of their seniors on the field
The Crookston Pirate football team had a great first half but gave up 22 unanswered points in a 22-12 loss to the Pillager Huskies on Friday night. “We were really happy with how we came out and started this game tonight,” said Pirates coach Nate Lubarski. “For some reason, we started slowly in the second
