The Warren County Middle School baseball team continued its winning ways Tuesday night, defeating the White County Warriors 7-3.With the win, the Pioneers improved their record to 11-0 and stand alone atop the standings with a game against Franklin North looming next week.Ryland Holder had a 2-for-4 night with two RBI. Jack Keele earned the win on the mound, going three innings and striking out four Warrior batters.“We didn’t play our best ball tonight and we have to pick it up. We are going to have to practice hard the rest of the week to get ready for Franklin North,” said Pioneer head coach Chad Young.On remaining undefeated Young said, “I’m proud of our guys, they fought hard tonight, but the most important game is the next.”The Warriors scored two runs in the top of the first inning, capturing the momentum on the road, 2-0. The Pioneers had an answer for the Warriors scoring in the bottom of the inning, scoring runs of their own thanks to an RBI on a Warrior error and an RBI single by Will Rivers, 2-2, after one.After the Warriors failed to untie the game in the top of the second, the Pioneers took advantage, scoring a run in the bottom of the inning from another Warrior error, 3-2.