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CROOKSTON BOY’S GOLF FINISHES FIFTH PLACE AT THE TRF INVITATIONAL

The Crookston Pirate Boy’s Golf team brought eight golfers and had six of them under 100 and shot 360 and finished fifth out of five teams at the Thief River Falls Invitational at the Thief River Falls Golf Club.  Roseau won the meet with a 320.  “Overall it was great to have the sun shining

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UMC BASEBALL USES 5-RUN 9TH INNING TO BEAT MINOT STATE

The UMC baseball team trailed heading into the ninth inning, but a burst of offense gave them the lead, and they held on to beat Minot State 10-6 in the first game of a three-game series in the first round of the NSIC playoff tournament. UMC’s first two batters struck out, but Mason Ruhlman (Sr.

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BGMR BEATS CROOKSTON BASEBALL IN A PITCHERS DUAL

In a battle of two teams coming into the game on five-game losing streaks, the Badger/Greenbush-Middle River Gators beat the Crookston Pirate Baseball team 3-0 in a pitcher’s duel at Jim Karn Baseball Field in Crookston.  BGMR had five hits while Crookston had four hits in the game.  “It was a well-played game, well-pitched,” said

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COAUETTE THROWS ONE-HITTER AS CROOKSTON BEATS RLCC IN FIVE INNINGS

The Crookston Pirate Girl’s Fast Pitch Softball team’s Jenna Coauette threw a one-hitter, the defense played an error-free game and they cruised to an 11-1 victory in five innings over the Red Lake County Central Mustangs in a game played at the Donnie Lauf/American Legion Softball Field in Crookston.  Jenna Coauette struck out the first

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SPORTS FEEVER – MAY 13, 2021

Wednesday was a pretty cool day and one that was an enjoyable day on the job.  First I broadcast the first Pirate Softball victory of the season where they played a great offensive and defensive game and had a tremendous pitching performance  from Jenna Coauette. Jenna is a great kid (a very smart young lady

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EMILY MEYER TO BE NEXT PIRATE GIRLS HOCKEY COACH – PENDING SCHOOL BOARD APPROVAL

Emily Meyer, a 2011 Crookston High School graduate, has been offered and accepted the job as Crookston Pirate Girls Hockey Coach.  Meyer takes over for Tim Moe, who announced his resignation after the season. Meyer, an assistant softball coach, told the players in a group text after the Pirate softball game on Wednesday afternoon.  “I

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