A trip to Lincoln County for four scrimmages was the final tune up for the Warren County High School football team before the start of fall practice Monday.The Pioneers traveled to Lincoln County Thursday where the team played the Falcons, along with Marshall County, Shelbyville and Hazelgreen in 7-on-7 scrimmages.It was the third week in a row Warren County has traveled to play in 7-on-7 scrimmages and coach Tommy Johnson was pleased with the way his team progressed in its final work before the Pioneers start focusing on the fall.“We competed well with all the teams we faced,” said Johnson. “We did a lot of things well and we have some things that we’ll continue to work on before the start of the season.“Overall, I think it was a good day of work for us and our guys made some plays.”Without linemen, all of the offensive work focused on improving the Pioneer passing attack. Warren County rotated junior quarterback Hunter Mullican and freshman signal caller Christian Wilkinson throughout the day, with both experiencing success leading the Pioneer offense.The Pioneer quarterbacks were able to attack the opposing defenses with a stable of wide receivers at their disposal.