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Lady Wildcats to Host Brentsville in Friday Night Basketball Showdown – December 19
The Warren County High School Girls’ basketball team is gearing up for a Friday night showdown as they host Brentsville High School on December 19, in what will be their final home game before the winter break.
The evening will tip off with the junior varsity game at 6:00 p.m., followed by the varsity matchup shortly after. Fans are encouraged to tune in early—Wildcats Live!, the student-run broadcast crew, will begin streaming pre-game coverage at 5:45 p.m. on the Royal Examiner website.
The Lady Wildcats have been building momentum throughout the season with strong performances and team chemistry on the rise. Coaches say the players have been focused on ball control, aggressive defense, and keeping the pace high on offense.
Brentsville brings a tough, disciplined squad that’s known for physical play and quick transitions, making this a key test for Warren County as they close out the first half of the season.
This game will not be live-streamed.
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