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It is hard to believe we start Minnesota High School wrestling playoffs on Monday with the Section 8A team tournament first round. Tournament time is here. We are going to try to stream several games. For sure Crookston home playoff games, the Section 8A Individual tournament in Crookston, the Section 8A Boys and Girls Basketball […]
The University of Minnesota Crookston women’s basketball team announced the signing of Abi Fraaza (F, 6-0, Birnamwood, Wis./Wittenberg-Birnamwood H.S.) to a National Letter of Intent. Fraaza is a two-time All-Conference First Team selection in basketball. She was named a Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Honorable Mention All-Star. Fraaza also earned All-Conference Second Team honors. She was
University of Minnesota Crookston women’s basketball player Jes Mertens (Fr., Devils Lake, N.D.) was named to the NSIC North Division All-Defensive Team and the NSIC North Division All-Freshman Team. Mertens had an outstanding freshman season as she averaged 10.3 points, grabbed 4.6 rebounds, and 3.1 steals per game. Mertens wasn’t only one of the top
The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle Women’s Basketball team received a verbal commitment from Abby Leach a 6’0 sophomore from North Iowa Area Community College. She graduated from Forest Lake High School. As a freshman at NIACC, Leach averaged 7 points, 2 rebounds, 1 assist per game while shooting 37 percent from the field,
Story by Shawn Smith (UMC Sports Information Director) The University of Minnesota Crookston women’s basketball team was picked to finish eighth in the NSIC North Division in the NSIC Preseason Women’s Basketball Coaches’ Poll. Minnesota State University was selected to finish first in the south division, while the University of Minnesota Duluth was the unanimous
UMC Men’s Basketball Coach, Dan Weisse, brought some of his players to Cathedral School to help out with the basketball unit. The players worked on dribbling and shooting skills with students in Kindergarten through 6th grade. Coach Weisse is shown talking Basketball with the Kindergarten and 1st Grade students, while his players look on. The
