Warren senior Halle Kuzminski fights for two points in the Dragons’ 62-21 win over Bradford on Monday at Warren Area High School. Photo by Mark Evans

It’s been 17 days since Warren’s girls basketball team last played at home, and the Dragons jumped out to a big lead in a 62-21 win over Bradford on Monday at Warren Area High School.

Six players scored in Warren’s 17-3 first quarter, and the Dragons won every quarter to improve to 6-4 overall. Bradford is 3-7.

“The girls have been waiting to play at home again,” said Warren coach Lisa LaVan. “Heck, they were just very ready for a game.”

Sophomore Meea Irwin led seven Warren scorers with 18 points, including three of the Dragons’ ten 3-pointers. Another sophomore, Peyton Wotorson added three 3-pointers of her own and ended with 13 points. Senior point guard Sammie Ruhlman had two 3-pointers and 12 points. Senior Halle Kuzminski scored seven of her nine points in a 35-11 first half.

Haley Keane led Bradford with 15 of its 21 points.

Monday’s game was Warren’s first since a three-game trip in Florida from Dec. 27-30.

BRADFORD (21)

KoDixon 0, Davis 0, Poe 0, Miller 0, KaDixon 2 0 4, Craig 1 0 2, Carter 0, Kane 0, Keane 7 1 15, Cruz 0. Totals 10 1-4 21.

WARREN (62)

Ruhlman 5 0 12, Kuzminski 3 3 9, Farr 2 0 4, Roell 1 0 3, Stuart 1 0 3, Wotorson 5 0 13, Irwin 6 3 18, Barney 0, Bennett 0, Rarey 0, Hagg 0. Totals 23 6-8 62.

3-pointers: Ruhlman 2, Roell, Stuart, Wotorson 3, Irwin 3.

Bradford 3 8 6 4 — 21

Warren 17 18 14 13 — 62