Girls soccer: Worthington still scoreless

By Doug Wolter

September 02, 2016 08:25 PM

DAILY GLOBE

WASECA -- Jayde Pederson and Taylor Hiller each scored five goals as the Waseca High School girls soccer team rolled past Worthington 14-0 Friday.

Waseca outscored the Trojans 12-0 in the first half.

For Worthington (0-4) it was the fourth straight game without scoring a goal.

“We had a couple of opportunities tonight but weren’t able to capitalize on any,” said WHS head coach Emily Ahlquist.

The Trojans, she said, managed to move the ball with connecting passes. But, unfortunately, few of the connections went forward toward the Waseca goal.

Meanwhile, the Bluejays’ speed was too much. “They were just faster than our defense,” Ahlquist said.

Worthington 0 0 -- 0

Waseca 12 2 -- 14

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By Doug Wolter

Doug Wolter joined the Worthington Globe in December of 1983 as a sports reporter. He later became sports editor, and then news editor and managing editor. In 2006 he moved to Mankato with his wife, Sandy, and served as an editor at the Mankato Free Press. In 2013 he and Sandy returned to Worthington to take up the job of sports editor at The Globe, and they have been in Worthington since.

Doug can be reached at dwolter@dglobe.com.

Girls soccer: Worthington still scoreless

DAILY GLOBE WASECA -- Jayde Pederson and Taylor Hiller each scored five goals as the Waseca High School girls soccer team rolled past Worthington 14-0 Friday. Waseca outscored the Trojans 12-0 in the first half. For Worthington (0-4) it was the f...