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The KROX Radio Athlete of the Week is University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle Baseball player, Mason Ruhlman, a 5’10, senior, second baseman, from Algonac, Michigan. Ruhlman is hitting .429 this season including 11 hits in 17 at-bats over the past week in which UMC has gone 5-1 during their spring trip to Florida. “Number one, […]
The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle Baseball team used three runs in the seventh inning to beat Saint Leo University (Florida) 5-2 in a game played in St. Leo, Florida on a partly cloudy say with temperatures in the low 70’s in the seventh game of a 10 game Florida trip. UMC started the
Crookston Youth Wrestlers competed in the East Grand Forks youth wrestling tournament on Saturday, February 29. Finishing first place was Henry Herberg. Finishing second place was Oliver Wallace, Ronin Wittmayer, and Levi Kresl. Finishing third place was Keith Fuller, Jaron Knutson, and Josiah Herberg. Finishing fourth place was Greg Cano and Christopher Goodrich. Two Crookston
The Section 8AA Boys Basketball seeds and tournament bracket have been released. East Grand Forks and Fergus Falls received the top seeds. The seeds and bracket are below – North – 1. East Grand Forks (24-2) 2. Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton (20-6) 3. Thief River Falls (12-13) 4. Warroad (16-10) 5. Bagley (11-15) 6. Hawley (5-18) 7. Crookston
The Crookston Pirate Wrestling team’s Zach Brown earned his second straight podium appearance with a fifth-place finish while Ethan Boll took sixth-place at the Minnesota State High School League State Wrestling tournament at the Excel Energy Center in St. Paul. ZACH BROWN (Junior – 120 pounds)- Zach Brown wrestled Brandon Ross of Caledonia. Both wrestlers
The Crookston Pirate Girls Basketball team’s second-half rally fell short in a 49-44 loss to #5 ranked and the undefeated Pelican Rapids Vikings in the Section 8AA quarterfinals played at Concordia College in Moorhead. FIRST HALF – Pelican Rapids scored the first basket of the game before Crookston’s Gretchen Theis answered with back-to-back baskets for
