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The Crookston Pirate Boys Basketball team built a nine-point lead late in the game and held on to beat the Win-E-Mac Patriots 79-77 at the Crookston High School gymnasium. FIRST HALF –The first half started as a back-and-forth battle as Win-E-Mac jumped out to a 4-2 lead before Crookston answered with a 7-0 run with […]
The Red Lake County Rebels struggled shooting while the Win-E-Mac Patriots had no problems scoring on their way to a 69-54 victory in a Section 8A Boys Basketball game in Erskine. Win-E-Mac was led by their big two once again, with Justin Courneya (Concordia College Men’s Basketball commit) scoring 32 points and Ryan Kangas (Bemidji
The high-scoring Win-E-Mac Patriots are led by two outstanding athletes with Justin Courneya (6’1 Sr going to play basketball at Concordia College in Moorhead next year) and Ryan Kangas (6’4 Sr going to play football at Bemidji State next year). They combined for 60 points on their way to a 94-82 victory over the Crookston
