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The Polar North Volleyball Conference recently announced its all-conference award winners. Schools in the conference are Crookston, East Grand Forks, Red Lake County Central (RLCC), Sacred Heart, Thief River Falls, and Warren-Alvarado-Oslo. The award winners are below. All-Conference –East Grand Forks – McKaylee Fitzpatrick, Addison Kujawa, Ellie Marcott, Emma MarcottRLCC – Quinn GravesRed Lake Falls […]
The Agassiz Valley Softball Conference announced its all-conference awards earlier this spring and the award winners are below- Coach of the Year – Ben Hanson (Red Lake Falls) Player of the Year – Quinnlyn Kenfield (Red Lake Falls) ALL-CONFERENCE – BGMR – Quinn Vacura, Teagan Landsrud, Jaci Hanson Crookston – Emily Bowman East Grand Forks
The Section 8A Girls Hockey Coaches seeding meeting was Monday morning, and the eight-time defending champion Warroad Warriors are the top seed once again. The tournament seeds and schedule are below. SEEDS- 1. Warroad 2. Crookston 3. East Grand Forks 4. Thief River Falls 5. Detroit Lakes 6. International Falls SCHEDULE – Thursday, Feb. 8th
The 2023 Polar North Volleyball Conference has announced the all-conference awards. The award winners are listed below. Team Champion – East Grand Forks All-Conference – East Grand Forks – McKaylee Fitzpatrick, Addison Kujawa, Alison Kovar, Ellie Marcott, Emma Marcott Sacred Heart – Alexis Lawrence, Ava Knudson, Finley Horken, Lydia Riskey Thief River Falls – Seraphim
The Pirate Girls Volleyball team went 0-4 at a tournament played at Crookston High School. Crookston lost to Bagley, Warroad, Kelliher-Northome, and Climax-Fisher by 2-0 scores. East Grand Forks won the tournament for the second straight year going a perfect 4-0. CROOKSTON vs BAGLEY Crookston had a close first set with Bagley, but the Flyers
The Crookston Pirate Volleyball team went 1-2 on the day with losses to Warren-Alvarado-Oslo an d Crookston vs Warren-Alvarado-Oslo FIRST SET Crookston had a close first set with Warren-Alvarado-Oslo. Crookston’s serving was very solid, as Joey Nesseth would get an ace. It was a back-and-forth battle, but the Ponies pulled away with a 25-21 set
