The Warrenton football team overcame a slow start in a 24-7 triumph over county rival Wright City in Friday's season opener for both teams.
The Warriors will host Washington in their home opener …
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The Warrenton football team overcame a slow start in a 24-7 triumph over county rival Wright City in Friday's season opener for both teams.
The Warriors will host Washington in their home opener on Sept. 5, while the Wildcats will be on the road at Winfield..
Warrenton Coach Jason Koper and Wright City Coach Tyler Rickard provide postgame reaction following Friday's contest.
