Ada Ferrell was the star of the show on Monday, and she made her time in the spotlight count.

The Wright City junior scored a quartet of goals in leading the Wildcats to the 4-0 win at Owensville.

Finding the net four times not only led the team on Monday, but it put her at the top of the team’s goal-scoring pyramid as her tallies now give her 11 for the season.

Freshman Haley Elsenrath (10 goals), from whom Ferrell wrestled the goal-scoring lead, added a trio of assists, while senior Sandy Lopez-Luna added one.

Junior Marli Burkhardt earned the shutout win in goal as she made eight saves.

Wright City (6-3) will next take to the pitch at 6 p.m. on Wednesday at Warren County rival Warrenton. In its final game before facing Wright City, Warrenton lost 2-0 at Elsberry/Silex on Monday.

SCHULTE WINS AGAIN – Wright City sophomore Kaveon Schulte keeps racking up wins in hurdling events.

On Monday at the Montgomery County Invitational, he won the boys’ 110-meter hurdles in a time of 16.14 seconds. He also took third in the 300 hurdles (43.33).

Other top finishers for the Wildcats on the track included: Kaden Cross, who was second in the 100 (11.16); the second-place finish for the 4x200 boys’ team of Cross, Janyxan Sandoval, Dayton Humphreys and TJ Hamel (1:37.05); the same foursome was also second in the 4x100 (46.20); Senior Terrence Love was fourth in the 400 (55.01); freshman Mikaya Harris was second in the 300 hurdles (51.47) and Cross was second in the 200 (23.21).

In field events, Wright City placed a trio of athletes as senior Quinn Scnarre (112 feet-11 inches) was fourth in the discus; junior Kayden Speiser (18-8.5) was third in the long jump; and senior Sadie Sehnert (110-10) took second in the javelin.

BUSY DAY FOR WARREN COUNTY ATHLETICS – The schedule is chock full of events for Tuesday.

On the baseball diamond, Warrenton (7-7 ) hosts Winfield at 4:15 p.m. while Wright City (8-8) welcomes Mark Twain at 4:30.

On the volleyball court, Warrenton will be at home against Holt at 5 p.m.