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Warren County Wildcats Host Brentsville Tigers Under Friday Night Lights – October 30
The Warren County High School Wildcats return home Friday, October 30, to welcome the Brentsville District High School Tigers for another evening of varsity football.
Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Warren County High School in Front Royal.
The Wildcats enter the matchup with a 6-2 record and plenty of momentum after defeating Meridian 42-7 on October 23. The win extended Warren County’s winning streak to four games as the team continues its strong regular-season finish.
Brentsville District, traveling from Nokesville, enters the contest with a 4-4 record following a 32-8 loss to Skyline last Friday.
With the regular season nearing its conclusion, both teams will be looking for a strong performance in this Northwestern District matchup.
The Wildcats will have the advantage of playing in front of their home crowd as students, families, alumni, and community supporters gather for another Friday night under the lights.
Royal Examiner to Provide Live Coverage
Fans who can’t attend in person can watch the game live on the Royal Examiner starting at 6:45 p.m.
The WCHS DECA Wildcats Live broadcast team will provide full play-by-play coverage, letting viewers follow the action from kickoff to the final whistle.
The student broadcast team continues to serve the school community, giving family members, alumni, and fans who cannot make it to the stadium a chance to support the Wildcats from home.
Friday night football remains an important fall tradition at Warren County High School, bringing together the community to cheer on local student-athletes.
Fans are encouraged to fill the stands and support Warren County as the Wildcats look to keep their winning streak alive.
Whether cheering from the stands or watching online, Wildcat fans can enjoy another evening of high school football as Warren County takes on Brentsville.
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