The Warrenton football team kicked off week two of the 2025 season against Washington High School.
The Blue Jays put up seven points on their first offensive drive of the night on a 15-yard …
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The Warrenton football team kicked off week two of the 2025 season against Washington High School and won 26-7.
The Blue Jays put up seven points on their first offensive drive of the night on a 15-yard run.
On Warrenton’s third offensive drive, Christian Blondin threw a 37-yard touchdown pass to Deadrick Forrest right before halftime.
The Warriors and Blue Jays headed into halftime tied 7-7.
The Warriors came out strong at the start of the third quarter. Blondin threw a 27-yard pass to Forrest, and Javon Jones finished the drive with a 47-yard rushing touchdown. For the first time in the game, Warrenton took the lead 14-7.
The defense stepped up at the start of the fourth, as they forced Washington to turn the football over on downs on the 13-yard line.
From there, Warrenton sealed the game off with a one-yard touchdown from Blondin and a 14-yard touchdown from Jones.
Warrenton improves to 2-0, while Washington drops to 0-2 on the season. The Warriors will play next Friday at Liberty, which is also 2-0 on the season. The Eagles knocked off Timberland 44-14 Friday night.
