Dominic Burns

The Toros' woes started early on Wednesday, as the Blackhawks capitalized twice in the opening four minutes on WCFC errors to take a 2-0 lead, en route to their 7-1 victory.

Austin Gruis, who finished his freshman year at WHS and played catcher on the varsity team, was a steadfast bat for the Legion team. He went 3-for-4 with a triple, double and an RBI single

“Everybody was hungry today. They really want to win and you see that. They didn’t care what position they were playing."

Logan Kerkaert pitched six fine innings with 10 strikeouts for Worthington, but was not able to match a complete game gem tossed by Edgerton's Josh Van Dam.

Worthington’s third game is to be played at 6 p.m. tonight against the Rochester A’s. Worthington’s Sunday opponent is to be determined.

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Alex Galvez had been a versatile asset for the WHS boys soccer team over the last couple of years and he is now also the kicker on the football team.

“We're a whole new team, and I'm very proud of what we're doing so far. We have lots of room for improvement, which is always exciting, and the sky is the limit."

“It's been a different kid than in that top eight all season … but I think we’ve got 10 kids who can come in and do some things. Which is huge if someone is having an off night or we need someone who brings different things.”

dominic burns, the daily globe, worthington, minn. Jan. 20—WORTHINGTON — The Minnesota West women's and men's basketball teams won a home doubleheader Sunday against visiting St. Cloud Tech.