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  • 2 weeks 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 weeks 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.

  • 2 months ago | 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.

  • Jan 21, 2025 | dglobe.com | Dominic Burns

    WORTHINGTON — The Minnesota West women’s and men’s basketball teams won a home doubleheader Sunday against visiting St. Cloud Tech. The women's team walked away with a double-digit victory over the Cyclones and then the men's team escaped with an 80-78 win. Women’s BasketballMinnesota West 76, St. Cloud Tech 54A trio of Sadie Krahling 3-pointers in the first half helped set the tone for the Lady Jays offense against a good Cyclones team.

  • Jan 20, 2025 | sports.yahoo.com | Dominic Burns

    Jan. 20—WORTHINGTON — The Minnesota West women's and men's basketball teams won a home doubleheader Sunday against visiting St. Cloud Tech. The women's team walked away with a double-digit victory over the Cyclones and then the men's team escaped with an 80-78 win. Women's BasketballMinnesota West 76, St. Cloud Tech 54A trio of Sadie Krahling 3-pointers in the first half helped set the tone for the Lady Jays offense against a good Cyclones team.

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