Union's deep arsenal of offensive weapons was too much for Warrenton, as the Warriors fell 56-26 in nonconference action on Friday. The Warriors reached the red zone just once on a 19-yard drive in …
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Union's deep arsenal of offensive weapons was too much for Warrenton, as the Warriors fell 56-26 in nonconference action on Friday.
The Warriors reached the red zone just once on a 19-yard drive in the first half, coming up short.
They were able to move the ball more effectively in the fourth quarter, with quarterback T.J. Lafaver taking the initiative in the ground game to help out junior Devin Ray.
Senior Darren Hackmann connected on a 40-yard field goal late in the final period.
Ray scored a 18-yard rushing touchdown with 3:27 remaining.
Junior Evan Costello hauled in pass from Lafaver, and Lafaver caught a touchdown pass from Jake Sinclair moments later.
The Wildcats attacked on both the ground and through the air.
Warrenton was still without several of its key contributors, with Austin Black, Devin Roberts and Nick Todd all sidelined with injuries.
