A 57-12 rout over Winfield Friday allowed the Warrenton football team to climb above the .500 mark on Homecoming.The Warriors (4-3) set the tone early, as Braydan Chmiel picked off Winfield's first …
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A 57-12 rout over Winfield Friday allowed the Warrenton football team to climb above the .500 mark on Homecoming.The Warriors (4-3) set the tone early, as Braydan Chmiel picked off Winfield's first play from scrimmage and scored on the ensuing offensive play. He finished with three rushing touchdowns. Cameron Richardson scored on two short runs and Jacob Null added another during the first quarter to push Warrenton ahead 35-0. Dillen Mayfield connected on a 32-yard field goal to give the Warriors a 51-6 halftime lead. Warrenton will travel to Orchard Farm next Friday for its final conference game of the season. Wright City 44, Van-Far 18The Wildcats led 20-6 at halftime and cruised to the Homecoming victory. Wright City improved to 4-3 overall and 3-2 in the EMO. For more on both games, see the Oct. 8 issue of The Record.Warriors
