The 7-8 grade Lady Pioneers were able to break a three-game skid as they took the show on the road and handily defeated Tullahoma East’s Lady Panthers, 44-18.“We have to continue to play as a team and each member play to their strengths,” said Warren County Middle School head coach Isaiah Phillips. The Lady Pioneers were able to play their game, as they outscored the Lady Panthers in all four quarters including superior accuracy from the charity stripe. Warren County hit 12-of-21 for 57 percent while Tullahoma East shot 7-of-16 for 44 percent from the foul line.Kamryn Nowlin had a game-high 14 points for Warren County, which distributed the basketball well and eight players scored in all for the Lady Pioneers.