FOOTBALL
Lonneman inks with Morningside College
ADRIAN — Size isn’t something that can be taught.
But Adrian’s Aaron Lonneman has plenty of it.
March 16, 2010
Worthington names Grimmius as next head football coach 
WORTHINGTON — Three years ago, Spirit Lake head football coach Brad Grimmius came back to his alma-mater Worthington to catch a football game.
February 11, 2010
Taking the next step: Jensen inks with DWU
WORTHINGTON — While the sports seasons have changed, there has always been one constant for Mitchell Jensen — the number on the back of his jersey.
But with a new beginning, comes a new number.
February 05, 2010
14 Bluejays added to the fold on national signing day
WORTHINGTON — Chace Hulstein isn’t worried about two extra men on the field.
February 04, 2010
UW-W football player Hall’s decision proves to be the right one
WHITEWATER, Wis. — Two years ago, Graham Hall had a tough decision to make.
By Aaron Hagen , December 28, 2009
All-Area Football Team 2009
The 2009 All-Area Football Team was recently announced
By Lucas Knutson , December 19, 2009
PREP FOOTBALL: Southern Confederacy announces 2009 All-Conference football honors
WORTHINGTON — The Southern Confederacy’s top two 9-man football squads also took home most of the conference’s postseason honors for 2009.
By Daily Globe , December 14, 2009
BLAST FROM THE PAST: Blast from the Past: Coach Hale’s ‘honor roll’ featured several Trojan record breakers
WORTHINGTON —Included in the season-ending statistics booklet released by former Worthington High School head coach Dennis Hale at the end of each Trojan football campaign, is an “Honor Roll” of all-time leaders.
By Les Knutson , December 04, 2009
BLAST FROM THE PAST: Close-knit seniors lead 1984 Trojans to state semifinals
WORTHINGTON — From the soundtrack off the television movie “Eddie and the Cruisers,” the hit single “On the Dark Side,” by John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band was No. 14 on Billboard’s Top 40 list, while the top four songs were “Caribbean Queen (Billy Ocean), “I Just Called To Say I Love You” (Stevie Wonder), “Purple Rain” (Prince) and “Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go” (Wham).
By Les Knutson , November 30, 2009
PREP FOOTBALL: Dragon déjà vu: Second in state
MINNEAPOLIS — The outcome of Friday night’s Class A state football championship looked all too familiar to Adrian’s seniors.
By Michael Brauer , November 28, 2009
PREP FOOTBALL: Adrian seniors leave mark on program
MINNEAPOLIS — It only seemed fitting that the Adrian’s last score of the season was a 21-yard touchdown pass from Brett Nowotny to Adam Diekmann in the Class A state football championship.
By Michael Brauer , November 28, 2009
After 33 years, Trojans’ head football coach will hang up whistle for good
WORTHINGTON — The year was 1970, and 22-year-old Dennis Hale was at the Washington Redskins’ pro football camp in Carlisle, Pa.
By Michael Brauer , November 27, 2009
PREP FOOTBALL: SWC releases 2009 All-Conference football honors
JACKSON — Jackson County Central’s football team won the Southwest Conference this year, and it showed on the 2009 All-SWC football team.
The Huskies had nine players selected either All-Conference or honorable mention.
By Daily Globe , November 25, 2009
PREP FOOTBALL: Dragons ready for rematch
MINNEAPOLIS — Things have come full circle for Adrian’s football team.
By Michael Brauer , November 25, 2009
BLAST FROM THE PAST: Quick kicks help win 1959 league titles
HERON LAKE — Dwight Eisenhower was the U.S. President, Ford Motor Company was ending its one-year venture with the ill-fated Edsel, Cubs shortstop Ernie Banks (National League) and White Sox second baseman Nellie Fox (American League) had just given Chicago a pair of Major League Most Valuable Players, television quiz show celebrity Charles Van Doren was being investigated for his cheating exploits on “Twenty One,” and Bobby Darin’s classic “Mack The Knife” was the nation’s top song, while “Mr. Blue” by the Fleetwoods was climbing the charts.
By Les Knutson , November 23, 2009
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National Signing Day brings 14 players to Minnesota West
Wednesday might as well be a national holiday. It’s not, officially, but to die-hard college football fans, there isn’t a single more important off-season date than National Signing Day. The weeks and months leading up to signing day have been full of anticipation. Wednesday, fans had
Posted by: Aaron Hagen on Feb 3, 2010 at 11:58 PM | Under the LightsThanks for trying...it was fun
My husband and I donned our respective Vikings jerseys Sunday evening in anticipation. We decided to view the football game from home, rather than head to the pub or to a neighbor’s house, mostly because he had been out on a lake earlier in the day and gotten soaking wet, so he climbed into hi
Posted by: jwettschreck on Jan 26, 2010 at 3:26 AM | Dirty Laundry1959: Jackson Beats Lakefield in Football
The Lakefield Panthers lost to the Jackson team (Blue Jays? Or were they something else this early?) 19-0 in 1959, but if it hadn't been for that, J
1984: The Suffering of Minnesota Sports Fans
This 1984 Pea Pod hits a little too close to home most years to be very funny. Is there anything more frustrating than being a Vikings fan?
On t
1984: Worthington Trojans Football Team
1959: Trojans Top Windom
The Trojans beat Windom in 1959, and you can see some of the boys here, including John Simons, Lyle Voss and Neil Henry of the Windom team too.
Football Fever and the Baseball Bug
Posted by: Kari Lucin, Daily Globe on Oct 6, 2009 at 2:03 PM | Oh Look, a Shiny Thing!
1934: Victory in 1934 for Worthington High School
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