Crissey finished with a game-high 26 points and Wotorson added 16 as the Dragons improved to 5-2 overall and 2-1 in the region after a weather-related layoff.

“The first half can be summed up in four words: turnovers, fouls, bad shots,” said Warren coach Jeff Berdine. “This is kind of what both coaches expected after such a long layoff. We really tried to stress better quality possessions to start the second half, more patience, and we showed that.”

Titusville, which finished 9-of-22 at the free-throw line, fell to 2-8 overall.

“Our press has been a work in progress, trying to figure out the best combinations,” said Berdine. “I thought the guys did a good job in the second half with it. Their turnovers allowed us to get the momentum and stretch the lead.”

Warren junior Logan Crissey shoots in traffic. Photo by Mark Evans

TITUSVILLE (31)

Prenett 0, Mehlenbacher 1 2 5, Covell 3 1 7, Fretus 2 1 7, Atkins 0, Saxton 0 2 2, Br.Schmidt 3 1 8, Kerr 0, Bl.Schmidt 0 2 2. Totals 9 9-22 31.

WARREN (59)

Thrift 3 0 6, Sitler 1 0 2, Wotorson 8 0 16, Crissey 11 2 26, Fiscus 1 0 2, McMeans 1 0 2, Eaton 1 1 3, Zdarko 0, Wood 0, Wyman 0, Corey 0 2 2. Totals 26 5-8 59.

3-pointers: Mehlenbacher, Fretus 2, Br.Schmidt, Crissey 2.

Titusville 11 7 3 10 — 31

Warren 15 11 22 11 — 59