The Warren County High School baseball team, coming off an 8-7 win against Cumberland County on Tuesday night, followed that with a 19-4 drubbing of the Jets Wednesday night on the road.The 19 runs were the most the Pioneers have scored all season.The Pioneers scored a run in every inning Wednesday night, including when they exploded for 10 runs in the seventh to distance themselves from the home team.The Pioneers were playing without Tyler Prater, who suffered a scary injury during batting practice after the game Tuesday night.“We hate to see an accident like this happen,” said WCHS head coach Adam Childs. “We are very thankful that he is OK and will make a full recovery. We look forward to having Tyler back when he can play again.”The Pioneers were led by Brooks Helton’s huge game at the plate, going 4-for-5 with a two-run home-run, two doubles, a single and two runs scored.
Pioneers shoot down Jets
Offensive outburst leads WCHS to big win