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Fergus Falls Hillcrest Upends Crookston Boys Soccer

Fergus Falls Hillcrest scored a goal 50 seconds into the game and three goals in the first 10 minutes and cruised to a 5-0 victory over the Crookston Pirates in a Section 8A game played at the Crookston High School soccer field. Hillcrest didn’t waste anytime as they scored a goal 50 seconds into the

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Pirate Girls Swimmers Fall in Dual at Warroad

The Crookston Pirate Girls Swimmers had a great meet but Warroad/Roseau had the depth to win the dual 108 to 71 in a dual in Warroad.  Crookston won seven of the 12 events and had three first place finishes Madison Hoiland, Thea Oman and Elizabeth Erdman.  Hoiland had a first place in the 200 IM,

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UMC Men’s Golf Finishes 12th Place

The University of Minnesota Crookston men’s golf team placed 12th at the J.R. Watkins Invitational in Lake City. The Golden Eagles shot rounds of 324 and 321 over the two-day tournament at The Jewel. Connor Humble (So., Rosemount) and Ben Koisti (Sr. Lake Norden, S.D.) led UMC with 159’s. Ben Trostad (Fr., Crookston) shot a 161,

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Paul Bittner Assigned to Cleveland

The Columbus Blue Jackets trimmed their training camp roster by 24 players, club General Manager Jarmo Kekalainen announced today.  The Blue Jackets assigned the following players to the Cleveland Monsters, the club’s American Hockey League affiliate: F Vitaly Abramov, D Brady Austin, F Paul Bittner, D Garret Cockerill, D Ryan Collins, F Dan DeSalvo, F

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Ali Alkhatib Named NSIC Defensive Player of the Week

University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle football‘s Ali Alkhatib (Sr., LB, Rosemount) was named the NSIC Defensive Player of the Week after an outstanding performance against Minot State University on Saturday. Alkhatib recorded a sack in the end zone for a safety in the final two minutes against Minot State Saturday, helping to ensure a

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Crookston Nominated for Football Community of the Year

Crookston has been nominated for the Minnesota Football Community of the year and the Pirate football and the community could benefit.  The Minnesota Vikings and their co-sponsors are in the fourth year teaming up to name the Minnesota Football Program of the Year.  Past winners include Caledonia and Marshal, while the Pirates are hoping to

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