Dominic Burns

1 month ago | dglobe.com | Dominic Burns

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA — The Worthington Community Football Club is a lot different in its third season in more ways than one. For starters, the club is now under the umbrella of the City of Worthington, having changed its business classification from an LLC to a nonprofit. This move has allowed former co-owner Patrick Mahoney to move into a new role as team president — however he keeps up with most of his prior duties running the clubs social media and other promotional avenues.

1 month ago | dglobe.com | Dominic Burns

WORTHINGTON — For Worthington junior Tethlouch Gach, his love for hurdles and the triple jump event started when he was a freshman on the Trojan track team. At the time Gach did not know what events he truly wanted to do in the spring sport. He had tried out a few different events, but nothing stuck initially. That was until he saw a pair of seniors over in the pits on the field event practicing their triple jump. The seniors, Marenono and Abagotte Opiew, invited Gach to join them in the sand.

2 months ago | sports.yahoo.com | Dominic Burns

Apr. 7—WORTHINGTON — The Worthington Trojan boys tennis team finds success in the little things. After all, you do not know to whom it might mean a great deal. The Trojans of head coach Mike Marquardt feature a mixture of youth and inexperience, and a group of experienced upperclassmen willing to share their knowledge on the game. AdvertisementThe four returning WHS upperclassmen that stand atop of the ladder are seniors Bennett Oberloh, Kaw Tha Blay, Quin Mathis and junior Daelen Sithad.

2 months ago | dglobe.com | Dominic Burns

WORTHINGTON — The Worthington Trojan boys tennis team finds success in the little things. After all, you do not know to whom it might mean a great deal. The Trojans of head coach Mike Marquardt feature a mixture of youth and inexperience, and a group of experienced upperclassmen willing to share their knowledge on the game. The four returning WHS upperclassmen that stand atop of the ladder are seniors Bennett Oberloh, Kaw Tha Blay, Quin Mathis and junior Daelen Sithad.

Jan 31, 2025 | dglobe.com | Dominic Burns

WORTHINGTON — The Worthington Trojans lost to Redwood Valley 44-26 in a home Wrestling Triangular on Thursday. Also competing against the Cardinals were St. James-Madelia. Redwood Valley was victorious 44-30. Wrestling at 107 for the Trojans was Dominic Larson who won his match against Jayce Guimond by pin. At 114 Worthington’s Sam Dagel lost a 9-4 decision to Nolan Ourada. At 121 Dyson Neugebauer was awarded the victory by forfeit for the Trojans.