Los Toros keeps up unbeaten streak while opposition is scoreless again

The Worthington Community Football Club Toros successfully prolonged Saturday their undefeated streak and their unscored-upon streak.

Los Toros dominated the first half with six goals as they finished their home match at Trojan Field with a 6-0 triumph over Heartland United FC. Scoring for Worthington were Tim Berger — who had two in the game — as well as Tomas Estrada, Marc Hernandez and Vitor Pereira; Los Toros also benefitted from an own goal.

Meanwhile, in improving to 6-0-1 on the season, Worthington still hasn't surrendered a goal all year — a streak that now spans 630 minutes. Goalkeeper Adrian Flores' dramatic late save preserved the defensive run.

Los Toros next plays at Club Atletico Omaha on Saturday.

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The Worthington Trojans' girls golf team finished first out of four teams Friday in the Jackson County Central Invitational.

WHS golfers posted six of the top eight individual scores in posting a team score of 373, its lowest of the season. Claire Meyer was first individually with an 89, her best of the year, and Eliie Drost was second among all players with a season-best 92.

Greta Mahlberg's 95 had her in fourth, Ava Schutz was fifth at 97, Ashtyn Krohn seventh at 107 and Giselle Deleon eighth at 108.

In boys golf at the JCC Invitational, the Huskes took first with a score of 332 strokes; the Trojans were third at 357.

Cameron Krommendyk's 87 was lowest for Worthington and seventh overall. Blake Vosburgh was 10^th at 89, Hunter Heitkamp 11^th at 91 and Gerret Larson 14^th at 92.

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The Worthington Trojans baseball team played a doubleheader Saturday at Jordan and got swept by scores of 5-1 and 6-1.

In the first game, Wyatt Petersen went 3-for-4 to lead WHS at the plate. Austin Gruis also got a hit and drove in the lone run on a sacrifice fly. Ethan Anderson pitched a complete game for the Trojans; all the runs he allowed came in the third inning.

In game two, Gruis was a perfect 3-for-3 at bat for Worthington while Petersen had two more hits and drove in the Trojans' only run. Easton Hostikka pitched the first five innings and allowed four runs; Gruis tossed the final frame. 

WHS, now 3-15, hosts Windom on Tuesday.