It’s been quite a week for the Warrenton boys’ volleyball team.
The Warriors – a team that won five games all of last season – won its fourth straight in defeating Fort Zumwalt East in …
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It’s been quite a week for the Warrenton boys’ volleyball team.
The Warriors – a team that won five games all of last season – won its fourth straight in defeating Fort Zumwalt East in four sets on Thursday at home.
After dropping the first set 21-19, Warrenton went on to win the next three – 26-24, 33-31 and 25-17.
The team’s play has Coach Jake Brown feeling excited not only about what the team has accomplished but also about what it can accomplish in the coming days.
“We really battled hard and have been buying into hustling and getting in a more athletic stance,” Brown said. “We are hitting on all cylinders right now, and it's great to see early in the season.”
The duo of Teegan Williams (15 kills) and Lucas Payne (12 kills) once again led the way for the Warriors (4-3). Williams’ average of 4.08 kills per set ranks him ninth in the area.
Also playing key roles were Matthew Faubion (33 assists) and Kaleb Lauck (three service aces, one block). Over the past four games, Faubion has amassed 136 assists. His 172 assists this season are the 12th best in the area.
Warrenton puts its win streak on the line tonight when the Warriors play host to the Battle/Father Tolton co-op at 5:30 p.m. Monday.
WARRENTON GOLF WINS AGAIN – The Warrenton boys golf team earned a second dual victory this week, getting the best of Orchard Farm.
Warrenton traveled to the Four Seasons Country Club in Chesterfield and earned the 169-175 win.
Leading the way for Warrenton was Luke Bolm, who carded a round of 38.
WRIGHT CITY BASEBALL FALLS AT HOME – The middle portion of the game turned out rough for the Wright City baseball team on Thursday.
In falling 13-5 to the St. Louis Patriots Homeschool, Wright City (6-5) surrendered 10 of those runs between the third and fifth innings.
At the plate, Carter Strunk and Ben Niemann each drove in a pair of runs in the defeat.
Carter Pierson suffered the loss, allowing six runs over three innings.
Up next, Wright City will compete in a triangular on Saturday at Fort Zumwalt East. The Wildcats will play the host at 10 a.m., before renewing acquaintances with Warren County foe Warrenton at 12:30 p.m. Warrenton and Fort Zumwalt East will end the day with a 3 p.m. contest.
Back on March 28, Warrenton got the best of Wright City by a 15-1 score.
WARRENTON STUNT OPENS HOME SCHEDULE – The Warrenton STUNT team will open the home portion of its schedule with a pair of games on Friday.
The Warriors will take on Hickman and Troy at 5:30 and 7:30 p.m.
