The schedule and scores from the 2010 Minnesota Boys' Hockey State Tournament.
Connor Girard made 18 saves to propel Edina to a 2-0 victory against Apple Valley in the first Class 2A semifinal.
The boys from Breck High School are one victory from becoming the first team to win consecutive Minnesota state hockey championships in nearly two decades.
Jared Thomas scored with 6:48 left in overtime to give Hermantown a thrilling 7-6 win over Mahtomedi in a Class 1A semifinal game.
After 41 years of coaching in Crookston, Ed Nelson was on the bench for his final game Thursday in Thief River Falls as the Pirates and Prowlers faced off the in the opening round of the Section 8AA Playoffs.
Both teams were scheduled to play two games each today.
Jean Johnson received four season tickets to next year’s tournament as part of her prize package.
A reception was held in the Crookston High School Commons area to honor the 2010 winter season State participants.
The Golden Eagles hosted the regional competition at the University Teaching and Outreach Center (UTOC) on the University of Minnesota, Crookston campus and did not disappoint.
The 6th grade boys’ basketball CYBA team placed second in the Sacred Heart Tournament at East Grand Forks Saturday, March 6.
"The goal is to make the entire baseball program in Crookston one of the best in the state," said Ted Hasz.
Paul Krebs led the 2009 Golden Eagles with 34 runs and seven stolen bases.
The Crookston Peanut Gold team is pictured with their medals from the Peanut Jamboree last weekend in Crookston.
Triestram threw five innings allowing one unearned run on no hits while striking out seven and walking three as he gained his first victory as a Golden Eagle.
Crookston hosted a PeeWee B Regional and a Peanut Jamboree.
The girls beat Warroad 32-17, Grand Forks 34-11 and in the championship beat Thief River Falls 39-19.
Breck School of Golden Valley was chosen No. 1 in Class A and Minnetonka was chosen No. 1 in Class AA for the 2010 State Boys’ Hockey Tournament.
Junior Anthony Caputo finished fourth place at 145 pounds with an 8-5 loss early Saturday afternoon to Cole Kavitz of Medford. Senior Mariano Portillo fell in the championship match of 135 pounds with a 4-2 loss to Curt Maas of Medford.
Isaac Loegering's time of 22.14 in the 50 freestyle was one-tenth of a second faster than Joe Burns, a senior from Minot.
Neither the third or fourth time was the charm for the Pirates as their season came to an end Saturday with a 55-34 loss in the Section 8AA Playoffs to East Grand Forks in East Grand Forks.
