The Huskies added two runs in the top of the third inning, but the Warriors had another rally in the bottom of the frame. They added six runs to their tally, and a two-run homer over the wall in center field from Kadyn Bush was the culminating event of the frame.
Helena still had some fight left in it, as Izzy Vice and Macie Brashears each hit home runs of their own in the top of the fourth inning.
Bush, Whitney Holtzapfel and Morgan Adolphus led the Warriors at the plate, each accounting for three RBI.
Tatum Cooper went 3-of-3 for Helena, making her the only member of the Huskies to record multiple hits during the contest.
Bailey Holderfield earned the win for the Warriors in the circle, limiting Helena to three runs off three hits and striking three batters out during 3.1 innings of action. Bush pitched the final inning for the Warriors, only allowing one hit.
Thompson (17-0-1) returns to action on the afternoon of Thursday, March 12, when it hosts Wetumpka at 4:30 p.m.
Helena (7-5) also plays again on the afternoon of Thursday, March 12. The Huskies will take on McAdory on the road at 4:30 p.m.