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Win-E-Mac’s Courneya brothers combined for 56 points as the Warren-Alvarado-Oslo Ponies Boys Basketball team fell to the Patriots 81-69 at the Northern Blast Classic at the Ralph Englestad Arena. FIRST HALF- The game started with Win-E-Mac’s Joe Courneya hitting a three-pointer on the first possession. Warren-Alvarado-Oslo responded with a 6-0 run, including a lay-up from […]
The Win-E-Mac Patriots Boy’s Basketball team came into the game at Crookston tonight with a 12-11 record. They have lost twice to Fertile-Beltrami, twice to Fosston, and once to Red Lake County, Warren-Alvarado-Oslo, and Sacred Heart to name a few, five teams that have been ranked in the top 10 in Class A at one
The Crookston Pirate’s Boy’s Basketball team traveled to Erskine on Tuesday night to battle the Win-E-Mac Patriots. While the Crookston offense was effective at times, Win-E-Mac’s was far better in an 81-60 victory. “We didn’t have our best game defensively tonight,” said Pirates Head Coach Greg Garmen. “They shot the ball really well and they
The Crookston Pirate Boys Basketball first-half offensive struggles and the Win-E-Mac Patriots’ strong play throughout proved to be too much as the Pirates came up short in a 71-61 loss a game played at the Crookston High School Gymnasium. Before the game, Crookston Pirate Coach Greg Garmen was awarded a game ball and a plaque
The Crookston Pirate Boys Basketball team’s leading scorer and rebounder was back in the line up for the first time since suffering a knee injury and it didn’t seem to help as the hot-shooting Win-E-Mac Patriots cruised to 73-51 victory in a game played at the Win-E-Mac High School gymnasium in Erskine. FIRST HALF –
