Unable to contain the evasive running game of its host, the Warrenton football team fell 41-13 to St. Charles West Friday. The Warriors struggled to sustain drives and didn't pick up a first down …
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Unable to contain the evasive running game of its host, the Warrenton football team fell 41-13 to St. Charles West Friday. The Warriors struggled to sustain drives and didn't pick up a first down until the second quarter. They had two turnovers.Despite its woes, Warrenton trailed just 14-0 late into the second quarter.The Warriors' two touchdowns came on a pass to Cameron Richardson and a run by Braydan Chmiel.Warrenton fell to 3-2 overall and will host Parkway West in Week 6.South Callaway 18, Wright City 7The Wildcats' lone score came on a punt returned for a touchdown late in the third quarter, but the host Bulldogs scored the final nine points in the conference game.South Callaway (4-1, 3-0 in EMO) answered Wright City's touchdown with a safety and interception return for a score.The Wildcats fell to 3-2 overall and 2-1 in the EMO. They host Mark Twain next Friday. See the Sept. 24 issue of The Record for more on both games.