The University of Minnesota Crookston baseball team is gearing up for a critical three-game home series against Winona State University this weekend. The matches on April 25 (1 and 3 p.m.) and April 26 (12 p.m.) coincide with Senior Day for nine players. The Golden Eagles arrive with a record of 23-18 and are currently sixth in the NSIC standings, while Winona State sits slightly ahead at fifth with a 21-20 record. Both teams are fighting for playoff positioning, making this series crucial for their postseason chances.

By the Numbers
  • Minnesota Crookston: 23 wins, 18 losses (16-13 NSIC)
  • Winona State: 21 wins, 20 losses (16-12 NSIC)
State of Play
  • Golden Eagles are 6-3 against Winona State since March 2021, splitting the last series in 2025.
  • The Golden Eagles are hitting .302 as a team, having scored 325 runs with a .473 slugging percentage.
What's Next

As the series progresses, both teams will look to solidify their standings and improve their records leading into the final stretch of the season. Minnesota Crookston aims to leverage home-field advantage, while Winona State seeks to maintain their slight lead in the standings.

Bottom Line

This weekend's series is pivotal for both teams鈥� playoff aspirations, underscoring the urgency for the Golden Eagles to capitalize on their home games, especially during Senior Weekend.