Livestream - WCHS
WCHS vs. Brentsville HS – Boys Basketball – February 17, 2026
Join us Tuesday, February 17, as the Warren County High School boys basketball team takes on Brentsville High School. The JV game tips off at 6 p.m., followed by the Varsity game at 7:15 p.m.
Catch all the LIVE action right here on the Royal Examiner beginning at 5:45 p.m. For those unable to attend in person, Warren County High School is making sure the community doesn’t miss a moment. Both games will be streamed live on the Royal Examiner website, courtesy of the school’s student-run broadcast team, Wildcats Live!
Operated through Warren County DECA, the livestream features live commentary, in-game coverage, and post-game highlights.
Wildcats Live! is more than just a broadcast—it’s a hands-on learning experience. The student-led production gives participants real-world experience in media, marketing, and sports broadcasting, serving as a shining example of how high school programs can build professional skills while boosting school spirit.
Come out and support your Wildcats and the student broadcasters—or tune in online and be part of the action from wherever you are.
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