The Warrenton offense struggled once again in its third loss to St. Charles this season, the latest version coming Tuesday night in the Class 4 Sectional, 50-38.Warrenton trailed 18-12 at halftime …
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The Warrenton offense struggled once again in its third loss to St. Charles this season, the latest version coming Tuesday night in the Class 4 Sectional, 50-38.Warrenton trailed 18-12 at halftime and St. Charles extended its lead to 27-12 early in the third quarter.The Warriors got within nine points early in the fourth thanks to a bucket and free throw by Allison Tonioli, but St. Charles responded with a layup to protect its lead.Warrenton finishes its season 21-6. St. Charles will play Incarnate Word Saturday at 1 p.m. at Francis Howell.For the full stories, check out this week's Warren County Record.Warriors fall in sectional for second straight yearJenny Jansen drives past St. Charles' Gabby Walker Tuesday night. St. Charles won, 50-38.
