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There is a simple reason Red Lake Falls High School doesn’t field a girls hockey team.
“It’s struggling with the numbers,” said Brad Kennett, the RLF athletic director and the school’s former boys hockey coach. “We just don’t have the numbers to do it. “But the girls we do have playing hockey are good players. They’re highly skilled.” Those Red Lake Falls athletes are playing with Crookston in a co-op. And the RLF players are putting up big numbers for a Crookston team that is 13-12-0 and takes the No. 4 seed into the Minnesota Section 8A playoffs. Crookston hosts Park Rapids in a quarterfinal game Thursday. Continue Reading