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Warren County's Logan Underhill looks to be tagged out by Eagle catcher Tommy Canonico after an attempt to steal home, but was ruled safe after a questionable balk was called on the Harris pitcher.
(T-G Photo by Gary Johnson)
(T-G Photo by Gary Johnson)
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Warren County scored a run each in the first, third and fifth innings.
Tyler Dennis had the Eagles' lone hit.
Alex Rowland and Logan Underhill combined to strike out 13 batters for the winners.
Harris right-hander Andrew Lusk was just as impressive, fanning a dozen batters in a three-hit effort.
The Eagles (2-1, 0-1 CTC) return to action Friday night at home against conference foe Franklin County North at 5.