Warren Central got exactly what it needed Friday night – a solid night at the plate and a victory to even its division record.

The Vikings smacked 10 hits and routed Greenville-Weston 14-0 at Viking Field. Sean Elliott had a pair of singles and scored three runs, while Adam Lee went 2-for-3 with three RBIs and three runs scored. Kyle Calhoun and Chris Whittington also had two RBIs apiece.

Jonathan Longmire earned the win with five shutout innings. He scattered four hits, walked none and struck out six as WC beat Greenville for the second time in four days. The two wins come after the Vikings (3-7, 2-2 Division 3-5A) endured a six-game losing streak.

&#8220The kids have stayed positive all year long, worked hard, and I felt like they showed up to the park with a little something extra,” WC coach Randy Broome said. &#8220We did a lot of things right tonight.”

Indeed they did. The Vikings worked three walks and a hit batsman during a five-run first inning that basically put the game away. Whittington’s two-run double was their only hit during ther rally.

WC tacked on two more runs in the second inning, on an RBI single from Lee and an RBI groundout by Calhoun, then left the bases loaded in the third before salting it away with a seven-run fourth inning.

The Vikings collected six hits in the fourth, including a two-run single by Lee and RBI singles from Calhoun and Matt Traxler. The outburst finally ended when Calhoun’s infield hit scored Lee from third, then Calhoun got caught in a rundown as Heath Carroll came around from second. Calhoun drew a half-dozen throws and kept running until six Greenville players were between first and second base trying to complete the rundown.

Longmire retired the Hornets (4-4, 0-4) quietly in the top of the fifth to end the game by the mercy rule. Charles Hannah did get a one-out single for Greenville, but he was erased on a game-ending double play.

St. Al 15, W. Lincoln 1

Marsh Willis had three hits, including a double and a home run, and St. Aloysius (7-2, 3-1 Division 7-1A) exploded for 10 runs in the fifth inning to rout West Lincoln.

Jordan Muirhead, Ryno Martin-Nez, Stephen Evans, Sean Weaver and Brendan Beesley all had two hits apiece for St. Al. Martin-Nez also earned the win, allowing just four hits in five shutout innings.

PCA 15, Heritage 0

Cole Smith had three hits and threw three innings of no-hit relief as Porters Chapel (7-0) blasted Heritage Academy. PCA scored all of its runs in the last three innings to break a scoreless tie. Michael Busby threw four innings of one-hit ball for PCA.

Hayden Hales and Moose Carney each had three hits for PCA. Carney had two doubles, while Hales tripled for the third straight game.

PCA 18, Heritage 3

In the second game of a doubleheader, Porters Chapel scored 13 runs in the first three innings to claim its second blowout of the day.

Chris May improved to 3-0 on the year. He allowed two hits and three runs.

Moosey Carney and Brady Towne each hit a double in the victory, while Hayden Hales had three hits.

PCA is scheduled to play in the Veritas Tournament starting Monday.