TSQL Select Min & Max row when grouping

Suppose I have a table containing many such rows:

ID        Range         Range_begining        Profit
----------------------------------------------------
 1    (100-150)                    100           -20
 2    (200-250)                    200          40.2
 3    (100-150)                    100           100
 4    (450-500)                    450           -90
 ...

I am making a simple request:

SELECT max([Range]) AS 'Range'
     , count(ID) AS 'Count'
     , round(avg([Profit]), 2) AS 'AVG Profit'
    FROM
        Orders
    GROUP BY
        Range_begining

After executing this query, I get the following results:

Range        Count        AVG Profit
------------------------------------
(100-150)        2                40
(200-250)        1              40.2
(450-500)        1               -90
 ...

Pretty simple :)

Now I need to select a row with minimum and maximum profit, where the number is greater than 10 (this is a parameter)

I managed to get the minimum value:

SELECT TOP 1 [Range], [AVG Profit] FROM (
     SELECT max([Range]) AS 'Range'
         , count(ID) AS 'Count'
         , round(avg([Profit]), 2) AS 'AVG Profit'
        FROM
            Orders
        GROUP BY
            Range_begining) X
WHERE
    [Count]>10
ORDER BY 
    [AVG Profit] ASC --or DESC if I want max profit

I was thinking of doing UNIONfor the above query with ORDER BY DESC, but this is not the best solution.

What I need to do:
Select 2 lines: one with a minimum, the second with a maximum profit of AVG when grouping by range.

EDIT: If I add 2 move columns to my main data table as follows:

ID        Range         Range_begining        Profit        OrderDate     Company
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 1    (100-150)                    100           -20        2012-01-02          1
 2    (200-250)                    200          40.2        2012-03-22          0
 3    (100-150)                    100           100        2012-02-05          0
 4    (450-500)                    450           -90        2012-05-12          1
 ...

And then try adding 2 more of these conditions:

; with ordering as (
  SELECT max([Range]) AS 'Range'
     , count(ID) AS 'Count'
     , round(avg([Profit]), 2) AS 'AVG Profit'
     , row_number() over (order by avg([Profit])) rn_min
     , row_number() over (order by avg([Profit]) desc) rn_max
    FROM
        Orders
    GROUP BY
        Range_begining
    HAVING COUNT(ID) > 10
    AND [Company]=@company
    AND (@from= '' OR [OrderDate]>=@from)
    AND (@to= '' OR [OrderDate]<=@to)
)
select [range], [count], [avg profit]
  from ordering
 where (rn_max = 1 or rn_min = 1)

, [] [OrderDate]

HAVING, GROUP BY.

?

EDIT2 !

; with ordering as (
  SELECT max([Range]) AS 'Range'
     , count(ID) AS 'Count'
     , round(avg([Profit]), 2) AS 'AVG Profit'
     , row_number() over (order by avg([Profit])) rn_min
     , row_number() over (order by avg([Profit]) desc) rn_max
    FROM
        Orders
    WHERE
    [Company]=@company
    AND (@from= '' OR [OrderDate]>=@from)
    AND (@to= '' OR [OrderDate]<=@to)
    GROUP BY
        Range_begining
    HAVING COUNT(ID) > 10
)
select [range], [count], [avg profit]
  from ordering
 where (rn_max = 1 or rn_min = 1)

3 :

Range        AVG Profit               Description
-------------------------------------------------
(200-250)          40.2           Max profit here
(450-500)           -90     Min profit, well done

4 ( @Nikola Markovinović):

; with ordering as (
  SELECT max([Range]) AS 'Range'
     , count(ID) AS 'Count'
     , round(avg([Profit]), 2) AS 'AVG Profit'
     , row_number() over (order by avg([Profit])) rn_min
     , row_number() over (order by avg([Profit]) desc) rn_max
    FROM
        Orders
    WHERE
    [Company]=@company
    AND (@from= '' OR [OrderDate]>=@from)
    AND (@to= '' OR [OrderDate]<=@to)
    GROUP BY
        Range_begining
    HAVING COUNT(ID) > 10
)
    SELECT
    CASE WHEN rn_max=1 THEN 'This is max' ELSE 'Min' END AS 'Description'
    ,[range]
    ,[count]
    ,[avg profit]
    FROM ordering
    WHERE (rn_max = 1 or rn_min = 1)