Last season, in head coach Shea Panter’s first year, the Lady Pioneers finished 3-7 in the district and 17-18 overall, slightly above this year’s performance.The Lady Pioneers faced an uphill climb after a pair of seniors graduated and several others decided to move away from basketball and pursue other interests. The decision left coach Panter short-handed and forced younger players on the team to step up.The Warren County Lady Pioneers entered this year’s district tournament as the No. 6 seeded team after they finished with a 1-9 district record and an overall record of 10-21.