Sometimes the ball doesn’t bounce your way and you lose, and sometimes you run into an opponent that is just more talented.On Tuesday, the latter was the case when the Lady Pioneers played host to St. Andrew’s Sewanee. Warren County ran into one of the state’s best teams and was swept 9-0 to fall to 3-4 this season.Coach David Dunlap knew his team had its hands full when the buses from Sewanee pulled up at McMinnville Civic Center. St. Andrew’s brought with it an undefeated record and left with another victory as the Lady Pioneers fell below .500 for the first time this year.Coach Dunlap didn’t have many issues with how his girls played, but instead focused on the talent of the team from Sewanee.“Our girls competed, but we won’t play a better girls team this year,” said Dunlap.Warren County did get a boost when sophomore Peyton Baker made her return to the court.