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Crookston Pirate Clay Target team wraps up fall season in 3rd place

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

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Crookston Pirate Clay Target places 26th in Minnesota State Class 4A competition

The Crookston Pirate Clay Target Team competed in the USA Clay Target Minnesota State Championship for Class 4A teams.  This is the league championship, to which every shooter is invited.  The league championship results determine which teams will fill the 40 spots and advance to the Minnesota State High School League championship.  The top three

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Crookston Clay Target team finishes 2nd at DGF Invite

The Crookston Pirate Clay Target Team took 2nd place out of 7 teams on Saturday at the Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton Rebels Invitational held at the Glyndon Rod and Gun Club.  Crookston had the only two perfect scores and the top female shooter to lead the way. There were only two perfect scores of 25 shot during the

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Odin Prudhomme wins the Crookston School District Spelling Bee

11 kids competed in the Crookston School District spelling bee at the Crookston High School auditorium on Wednesday afternoon, and seventh-grader Odin Prudhomme won the competition. Odin is the son of Randy and Ann Prudhomme and stays active through his involvement in scouting, football, basketball, and tennis. His favorite class at school is gym. Students

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Crookston 5th and 6th grades competed in Math Masters of Minnesota Challenge Friday in Bemidji

5th and 6th-grade students from Crookston Public Schools competed in the regional Math Masters of Minnesota Challenge in Bemidji, MN on Friday, April 25, 2025. Students competing were Michah Pyles, Leah Biermaier, Jesse Garcia, Kenlea Osen, Corbin Caillier, Grant Moe, Odin Prudhomme, Garrett Guzman, Devin Gudmunson, and Cora Jackson.   These students competed individually and as teams

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