The Warriors could not find a rhythm on offense to start the game, turning the ball over repeatedly to go down 20-13 by the end of the first quarter.
PG Calvin Winfrey led the Raiders in the first quarter and continued his momentum throughout the game, totaling 26 points. For P-T, Zach Feldman thrived in the paint, scoring 15 points during the night.
The second quarter finished similar to the first for the Warriors, still down 39-25.
P-T finally took off in the third quarter. Tyler Anthony began to find the net from the three-point line, and the Warriors scored 21 points within eight minutes.
Only down 51-46 at the end of the third, the Warriors knew the game would come down to the final quarter.
P-T continued to shorten the point differential, eventually working it down to three points with under a minute left (62-59). After another basket for each team canceled out (64-61), the Raiders scored again, soon followed by a corner three from Warrior Jack Weishaar.
With only 1.6 seconds left, Uniontown led 66-64 and would inbound the ball. P-T had no other option than to foul Winfrey, who made both free throws to seal the Raiders victory.
The Warriors’ record falls to 3-2, while the Raiders increase to 3-1 on the season. P-T will play their next game against Baldwin at home on Dec. 11.
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