The Warrenton girls basketball team overcame an early deficit to beat Mexico, 62-36, Thursday in the Class 4, District 8 semifinals in Hannibal.Rylie Cox led the Warriors with 16 points.Jenny Jansen …
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The Warrenton girls basketball team overcame an early deficit to beat Mexico, 62-36, Thursday in the Class 4, District 8 semifinals in Hannibal.Rylie Cox led the Warriors with 16 points.Jenny Jansen finished with 13, Kaylee Anderson scored eight and Ashtyn Dixon added seven.The Warriors trailed 13-7 early in the first quarter but went on a 13-0 run to give themselves a lead they wouldn't give up.The championship game is Friday at 6 p.m.In the following game, the Warrenton boys lost to Kirksville, 66-37.Randy McRoberts led the team with 10 points.For the full stories, check out next week's Warren County Record.District championship game set for Friday at 6 p.m.Rylie Cox finishes a layup Thursday night against Mexico. Warrenton won, 62-36. Kory Carpenter photo.
