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Warren County Football Faces Kettle Run Under the Friday Night Lights – September 19th
Friday night football returns to Warren County High School on September 19, 2025, as the Wildcats prepare to battle Kettle Run High School in a Varsity matchup that promises plenty of energy and excitement.
Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m., with the Royal Examiner’s live pre-game coverage beginning at 6:45 p.m. Whether you plan to be in the stands or watch from home, the game offers a chance to come together as a community and support Warren County’s student athletes.
Friday night lights are more than just a football tradition—they are about school spirit, teamwork, and community pride. From the marching band and cheerleaders to the parents, alumni, and fans in the stands, the Wildcats will have plenty of support behind them.
The matchup against Kettle Run brings extra anticipation. Known for fielding competitive teams, the Cougars always bring their best game, making this contest an important test for Warren County’s squad. With every drive, tackle, and touchdown, the Wildcats will look to build momentum in front of their home crowd.
The Wildcats, like all high school teams, are balancing academics, practices, and games throughout the season. Every snap is a reflection of their preparation, determination, and pride in wearing the maroon and gold.
Be part of the excitement as Warren County takes on Kettle Run. Join the crowd at the stadium, or tune in live online to cheer on the Wildcats under the lights.
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