Both Ada Ferrell and the Wright City girls’ soccer team had big days on Tuesday.
The Wildcats junior forward scored five times and added a pair of assists as she and her teammates rolled to …
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Both Ada Ferrell and the Wright City girls’ soccer team had big days on Tuesday.
The Wildcats junior forward scored five times and added a pair of assists as she and her teammates rolled to the 8-0 win over Valley Park on the road.
Wright City Coach Tori Harris said that Ferrell’s 13 goals over the last four games, which now give her a team-high 20, are a testament to her work.
“Ada has been on fire,” Harris said. “She has found her confidence on the ball, especially with finishing. She continues to show up each and every day. I'm excited to see what the rest of the season brings from her.”
In addition to Ferrell, Wright City (8-4) got three goals and an assist from freshman Haley Elsenrath. She now has 14 goals and 15 assists this season for Wright City.
Junior midfielder Juliana Lopez-Luna, senior midfielder Sandy Lopez-Luna, senior midfielder Kaitlyn Mikus and freshman midfielder Caitlin Williams each provided assists in the win.
Junior Marli Burkhardt made six saves in goal to earn the victory.
The Wildcats will host Brentwood (10-0) at 4:30 p.m. today.
WARRENTON VOLLEYBALL SWEEPS ZUMWALT EAST – The Warriors (8-9-1) crept closer to the .500 mark with the win in straight sets over the visiting Lions.
Warrenton took the match 25-16, 25-14, 25-20.
It turned into a block party as the team recorded 11 blocks with sophomore middle Carter Flake, senior middle Kaleb Lauck, senior right side Ken Le, sophomore right side Lucas Payne and senior outside hitter Teegan Williams each recording a pair.
Williams led the team with 12 kills while sophomore setter Matthew Faubion added 20 assists.
Warrenton will aim to make it to the .500 mark when the team plays Fort Zumwalt North at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday at home.
WEATHER WIPES OUT BASEBALL GAME – The Wright City baseball game with Bowling Green was postponed due to inclement weather on Tuesday.
Wright City (11-8) will next host Clopton at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow.
Today, Warrenton (10-8) will begin back-to-back games against Orchard Farm by hosting the Eagles at 4:15 p.m., then face the team on the road tomorrow.
