Fort Zumwalt East's Lucas Staley hit a layup as the clock expired Saturday night to give his team a 46-44 win over Warrenton in the fifth-place game of the Warrenton Winter Classic.The Warriors …
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WARRIORS FACE LIONS — Warrenton and Fort Zumwalt East met for the second time this season Friday night, this time in the fifth-place game of the Warrenton Winter Classic. For more on the game, turn to 3B. Kory Carpenter photo.
IMG_3235.JPGIMG_3237.JPGIMG_3238.JPGFINDING THE OPEN MAN — Caleb Strauss, middle, finds a cutting Brenden Smith Saturday night against Fort Zumwalt East. Warrenton lost, 46-44. Kory Carpenter photo.
TOUGH DEFENSE — Warrenton's Jake Tonioli attempts a layup over a Fort Zumwalt East defender Saturday night. The Lions won, 46-44. Kory Carpenter photo.
