A seven-run second inning was all Warrenton needed in its 11-4 win over Wright City Tuesday afternoon in Warrenton.After starting pitcher Dalton Owenby got out of a first-inning, bases-loaded jam …
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A seven-run second inning was all Warrenton needed in its 11-4 win over Wright City Tuesday afternoon in Warrenton.After starting pitcher Dalton Owenby got out of a first-inning, bases-loaded jam unscathed, the Warriors loaded the bases themselves in the bottom of the first, scoring two runs to get on the board.The following inning, Wright City starter Andrew Pfuhl struggled to find the zone and loaded the bases again before walking in a run and committing a throwing error to open the flood gates.Alex Vogt highlighted the rally with a 2-RBI double.Wright City scored three runs in the sixth but couldn't fight its way back.For the full story, check out next week's Warren County Record.Owenby picks up win on mound for Warriors
