Michael Vorwald – WHS Class of 2009

Vorwald played football, basketball and baseball at Worthington. In football, he lettered three years, was an All-Area player and holds school records for most receptions in a game (10) and in a season (42).

As a basketball player, Vorwald lettered all four years, was SWC All-Conference three years and was an All-Area player for three years. He was an All-State honorable mention and has the record for most assists in a season (226) and in a game, and is second in career assists (481). In baseball, he lettered three years and was an All-Conference player. After high school he played basketball at Northwestern College and University of Sioux Falls.

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Gabrielle (Boever) Williams – WHS Class of 2010

As a basketball player at WHS, she lettered all four years, was an All-State player all four years and an SWC All-Conference player three times and was a Miss Minnesota Basketball nominee and a McDonald’s All-American nominee.

During her time in Worthington, the Trojans made the MSHSL State Tournament in 2007 and 2009 and she scored 1,139 points in her career. In soccer, she lettered all four years at Worthington. After graduating, she played college basketball at South Dakota State University.

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Simon Boever – WHS Class of 2003

Simon was a star football and basketball player at WHS and was a star track athlete as well. In football, he lettered for three years and was SWC All-Conference three times, was an honorable mention All-State wide receiver in 2001 and was a defensive MVP.

In basketball, he lettered two years, was an SWC All-Conference player three times, and won two All-Area and SWC championships. As a track athlete, he lettered for two years. After high school, he participated in college football at St. Coud State, Minnesota West and the University of Sioux Falls.

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Dave Bisbee – WHS Class of 1972

In cross country, he lettered three years and was the team MVP for two years. He made two Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) State Tournament appearances in 1971 and 1972 and was a Southwest Conference (SWC) individual champion twice and was a District 8 champion.

In track, he also lettered three years and was the team MVP twice. He made a MSHSL State Tournament appearance in 1972 and holds school records in the 880-yard run, the 1-mile run and the 2-mile run. Bisbee also holds the SWC and district records in the 1-mile and the 2-mile and the Region 2 record in the 1-mile.

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Amy Ernst – At Large

For over 30 years, Ernst has shown dedication and an invaluable presence in WHS athletics. She has long been a supporter and helper of Trojan sports, where she helped behind the scenes and made a difference. Ernst has been a presence in his technical expertise. She has provided support in areas like concussion testing, videoboard and scoreboard operation, sound systems and live streaming among others. She also served as an announcer and supervisor across multiple sports.

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Jay Scheidt – WHS Class of 2005

Scheidt played football, basketball and baseball in high school and was widely accomplished in all three.

He lettered three years in football and was all-conference, all-area and team MVP. His Trojans won the section title in 2005 and he graduated as the school’s all-time leader in passing yards as a quarterback. He also lettered three years in basketball and was all-conference, all-area and academic all-state.

In baseball, Scheidt was a two-year letter winner and was all-conference and all-Section 2AAA. After high school, he played college football and baseball at Minnesota West and then continued football at Minnesota State University-Mankato.

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Matt Cowdin – WHS Class of 2006

Matt lettered three times in football and was all-SWC twice and an all-area player. He was also the team defensive player of the year, a team MVP and graduated as the team’s all-time leader in tackles. His team won the section title in 2005.

He was a six-year letter winner in wrestling and was three-time all-SWC and two-time all-area. Also a team MVP, he was an SWC champion in 2005 and state participant twice. He finished his career with over 100 wins.

In baseball, Cowdin lettered three years and was named all-SWC twice. After high school, he played college football and baseball at Minnesota West.

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Clint Meyer – WHS Class of 1999

A three-sport star at WHS, Meyer lettered four years in basketball and was all Southwest Conference and All-Area four years. He was also a Minnesota Basketball News All-State honoree two times and an AP Honorable Mention All-State twice. Meyer graduated as the WHS all-time career scoring leader with 1,784 points and rebounder with 675 boards. He played college basketball at Southwest Minnesota State University.

In baseball, Meyer lettered three yeard, was SWC All-Conference twice and won the MVP Pitcher Award. He also participated in cross country in high school and he currently serves as the head boys basketball coach at WHS. He has spent 17 years coaching, including 11 as a head coach.

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Bill McCuen – WHS Class of 1973

Inducted 2019

Bill has been involved in Worthington Athletics for more than 40 years.  You can find him at many different Trojans sporting events throughout the years.  Bill’s biggest attribute is his willingness to help out.  From crowd control, running a score clock/board, to setting up an event, or any other job asked of him. 

Your dedication to Trojan Athletics is Appreciated!

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Bryan Cowdin – WHS Class of 2001

Inducted 2019

Football – Lettered 3 years, SWC ALL-Conference (2 years), All-Area (2 years), Team MVP (2000) Team Captain

Wrestling – Lettered 6 years, Co-Caption (4 years), SWC All-Conference (5 years), State team participant 5th place (1997), Individual State Qualifier AAA (1998 4th place 145lbs, 1999 1st place 160lbs, 2000 3rd place 160lbs, 2001 1st place 171lbs, USA Wrestling magazine 1st team All American 2001, career record 165-23. Participated in College Wrestling at Minnesota West & South Dakota State University

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