CHARLESTOWN — The Scottsburg Warriorettes ran into a red-hot Charlestown squad Tuesday night in Mid Southern Conference play, falling 72–39 on the road. Charlestown set the tone early, racing to a 15–4 first-quarter edge and never letting the Warriorettes find a steady rhythm. Scottsburg showed better offensive flow in the second period, matching Charlestown for stretches behind a balanced rotation, but the Pirates’ pressure and transition scoring stretched the margin to 35–17 at halftime. The third quarter followed a similar script. Scottsburg battled to generate quality looks and got production from multiple spots, yet Charlestown continued to stack stops into points, pushing the lead to 52–27 entering the final frame. The Warriorettes kept competing to the horn, but Charlestown’s depth and pace closed out the 32-point conference win. K.K. Grogan and Rylee Age led Scottsburg with nine points apiece, while Anissah Payne-Eldridge added seven. Georgia McNeely chipped in six in the Warriorettes’ most effective offensive quarter of the night, the fourth, where Scottsburg scored 12. Charlestown was powered by a dominant one-two punch. Warnock poured in 29 points and Jackson followed with 21, combining for 50 of the Pirates’ 71. Gagnon added 13, giving Charlestown three players in double figures. Scottsburg Warriorettes 39 Payne-Eldridge 7, S. Riley 3, Age 9, Stillions 3, Justice 2, McNeely 6, Grogan 9. Totals: 39 Charlestown Pirates 72 Jackson 21, Warnock 29, Gagnon 13, Ridenour 3, Howard 3, Finchum 2. Totals: 72 Line Score Scottsburg 4 13 10 12 — 39 Charlestown 15 20 17 19 — 72