The Warren County High School softball team was facing enough pressure Friday when it tried to snap a nearly decade long losing streak at Coffee County. Adding a raucous home crowd featuring members of the CCHS student body only added more obstacles for the Lady Pioneers.Warren County continued its struggled with the Lady Raiders when it fell 14-4 in five innings on a dreary day in Manchester.Rain threatened to wash away the game, but the weather held off just long enough for the Lady Raiders to win in a rout – which has become a custom for Coffee County in the border battle. The Lady Raiders, who are no longer a district foe, have a winning streak that dates back to when the current Lady Pioneers were in elementary school and nothing seemed to change Friday.Warren County found itself down 4-0 after the first inning when Brittany Williams cleared the bases on a sharply hit ball through the middle that Warren County shortstop Lindsey Cox couldn’t snag.