By Kory CarpenterRecord Sports EditorThe Warrenton boys rebounded from a first-round loss in the Winfield Classic to defeat North County Christian Thursday, 57-18.The Warriors (1-1) will play for the …
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"We set the tone defensively early and we were able to dictate their offensive flow of the game," Warrenton Head Coach Mike Uffmann wrote in a statement after the game. "We created ball pressure, which lead to a lot of steals and fast break opportunities on the other side."
The onslaught continued in the second half, and it set up a meeting with Fort Zumwalt East Saturday.
Randy McRoberts and Caleb Strauss led the team with 10 points a piece, and McRoberts finished with four steals and four assists.
Uffmann said he was impressed with his team's 2.1-1 assist-to-turnover ratio, as well as his team's effort on the glass.Warriors
