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University of Minnesota Crookston baseball players Reed Hjelle (Sr., 1B, East Grand Forks) and Dalton Grose (So., LHP, Waterville) were named to the 2019 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) Baseball teams, as announced Wed., May 8 by the conference office. Hjelle was named All-NSIC First Team at first base, while Grose was an All-NSIC Second […]
The University of Minnesota Crookston (UMC) Golden Eagles baseball team wrapped up a record-setting regular season with a doubleheader sweep against Minot State in a pair of NSIC games played at the UMC Baseball Field. UMC came from behind in both games and won 7-5 and 9-4. Game One – Minot State capitalized off a
University of Minnesota Crookston student-athletes Paige Pitlick (Jordan, Minn.) of the softball team, and Trevor Long, Jr. (Brooklyn Park, Minn.) as honorees of the sixth annual Butch Raymond Scholarship, sponsored by Sanford Health. The scholarship, which was increased to $240,000 in 2017-18, is divided among selected recipients at each of the NSIC member institutions. The
The University of Minnesota Crookston (UMC) baseball team bounced back from being shutout 1-0 in game one to win via run-rule 14-4 in seven innings in game two splitting an NSIC doubleheader with Minnesota Duluth played at the UMC Baseball Field. Game One – Nate Albrecht (Sr., Wahpeton, ND) tossed a gem for Minnesota Crookston
University of Minnesota Crookston baseball player Brock Reller (So., OF, Grand Forks, N.D.) was named Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) Player of the Week after an outstanding performance this week for the Golden Eagles. Reller went 11-of-20 in five games, hitting .550. He hit two home runs, one triple, and had nine RBIs to lead
The University of Minnesota Crookston (UMC) baseball team completed a four-game sweep over Bemidji State while clinching a berth in the NSIC Tournament and breaking the program record for wins in a season following a Saturday sweep of the Beavers in two games played at the BSU Baseball Field. GAME ONE – Bemidji State jumped
