Eul is the second-leading scorer for the Golden Eagles this season with 13.2 points per game. The 5-foot-10 forward from Rosemount, Minn. is majoring in early childhood education.
EGF/SH forfeited five weight classes, while Crookston had just one open weight.
Swimming in the 13-14 age group, Mendez placed first in four events.
The two rivals split the regular season series with Crookston winning 4-3 on Dec. 22 in Crookston and East Grand Forks prevailing in Thursday's matchup.
Contract expires this summer.
“The Iceberg meet is one of the most favorite for the Crocs,” said Head Coach Ken Stromberg in an email.
At the Pirate girls’ hockey game Friday, Jan. 20 in Crookston the LEO Club raised more than $550 for Minnesota hockey player Jenna Privette.
The money will be split between the Susan G. Komen Foundation and the American Cancer Society for prostate cancer.
Fans who wear pink to the games will be entered for chances to win great prizes.
This is the first recruiting class for Head Coach Paul Miller and his coaching staff.
The signings of Delaney McIntyre (Flin Flon, Manitoba), Elizabeth Busch (Sioux Falls, S.D.) and Courtney Armborst (West St. Paul, Minn.) to National Letters of Intent for the 2012-2013 season have been announced.
The Pirates of the Week are announced each week and chosen by their respective coaches.
Junior guard Alex Boone added nine points for Crookston, while freshman Aaron Hollcraft had seven and junior Alec Boike had six.
The Pirates outscored the Gators 35-18 in the first half and took the second half 35-21 for the big victory.
In the first period, East Grand Forks recorded a power play goal and a pair of shorthanded goals in the span of just three minutes, 12 seconds to take a 3-0 lead.
It's OK to be upset if your team loses and don't let anyone ever tell you it's not.
Senior Akeem Cubie led the Golden Eagles in scoring with 19 points, while adding eight rebounds.
While the Golden Eagles have dropped five of their last six games, the Dragons have won five of their last six.
