Pendleton County

Army National Guard Gridiron Series game.

Number 10, Pendleton County is three and two.

The Warriors shut out Tucker County 28 to nothing.

Number 11, Webster County is four and two.

Number nine, Wheeling Central's won two in a row.

The Maroon Knights at Wynberg, Pennsylvania, 28-nothing shutout for Wheeling Central.

Number 10, Pendleton County won in the camouflage jerseys, 48-nothing over Tucker County in an Army National Guard Gridiron Series game.

The Highlanders of Webster County are four and two, a 20 to three win on the road at Wirt County.

Wahama, number one, followed by Tug Valley, Meadow Bridge, Sherman and East Hardy in the top five.

Six through ten, Cameron, Greenbrier West, Calhoun County, Wheeling Central and Pendleton County, 11 through 16.

These teams would be in the playoffs.

Webster County, Ritchie County, Tulsa, Montcalm, Pocahontas County and Clay Battelle.

Rounding out Class A, East Hardy, Wheeling Central, Cameron, and Tug Valley are in the top five.

Sherman, Greenbrier West, Pendleton County, Meadowbridge, and Calhoun County.

That wraps it up.

So this information is at the website, wvmetronews.com. Just go to the front page, hit the sports tab, then click down to high school and you'll find it.

Pocahontas County is 2-3, the Warriors winning at Richwood, 28-14.

Frontier Ohio a 9-1. win over St. Mary's 29-20, and Pendleton County is 2-2.

The Wildcats travel to Tigards Valley for a 54-6 win.

Back to the phones we go.

And Moorfield has won three games in a row.

The Yellow Jackets opened the season with a loss on the road at Frankfurt.

Moorfield has come back with wins at home over Elkins on the road at Hampshire, and then the one-point win last week over the Pendleton County Wildcats.

So Moorfield will be looking to extend a three-game winning streak, hosting Petersburg.

Yeah.

No, Moorfield defeated Pendleton County last week.

Pendleton County.

35-34.

You've got a couple of other coaches on the show tonight.

In the top five, East Hardy is number one in the Metro News Power Rankings in Class A.

6-10, Greenbrier, West Calhoun County, Cameron, Tulsa, Pendleton County, and these remaining teams would make the playoffs if they started this week.

Wheeling Central, Webster County, Tucker County, Montcalm, Ritchie County, and Greater Beckley Christian.

All right, Rich Rodriguez, the Mountaineers football coach, met the media in his regularly scheduled media availability earlier today in Morgantown, commented about the win over Virginia, and looked ahead to Saturday night's Big 12 league opener at home against Oklahoma State.

Cameron and Tug Valley round out the top five, six through ten.

Sherman, Pendleton County, Greenbrier West, Meadow Bridge, and Calhoun County.

All right, how about a little Mountaineer basketball? WVU basketball coach Ross Hodge met the media today after their first official practice and gave us this update on the team.

We had just kind of finished up our, what you would call the first official day of practice.

So Pendleton led 2114 going to the fourth in the fourth quarter.

Moorefield tied the score on a fumble snap off of a punt attempt from Pendleton County.

bacon taylor brought it back from warfield that tied the game at 21 after that pendleton county was able to post back-to-back touchdown drives to lead 34 to 21 however on that last touchdown pass colton robertson pendleton's outstanding junior quarterback was injured on the play he did not return to the game warfield was able to take advantage they go on a long touchdown drive and then An interception return for a touchdown from Edison Matheny with three minutes to go, and the resulting two-point conversion gave Moorfield a 35-34 lead.

They were able to make a defensive stop with about a minute to go to seal the victory as the Yellow Jackets improved to 3-1.

Go ahead, Frank.

I think we can do some damage.

You got to get to the playoffs.

They finished the year with Williamstown and Pendleton County.

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National Radio Quiet Zone, or NRQZ, was established more than half a century ago to shield two federally important facilities from radio frequency interference, the Green Bank Observatory in Pocahontas County and the Sugar Grove Research Station in Pendleton County.

The zone spans almost 13,000 square miles in West Virginia, Virginia, and Maryland.

Now a new federal study confirms what emergency responders like Rick Gillespie with Pendleton County Emergency Management have long known.

Pendleton County's existing public safety radio infrastructure.

is delivering only about 47% mobile coverage from the vehicles and 49% portable radio coverage from handheld radios countywide.

The situation in Pocahontas County is similar, but the nationwide standard is 95% or higher.

It's been that way long enough that people give directions by it.

Then the road tips over the top and drops you into Pendleton County.

And at the bottom of the grade is Brandywine.

Three stop signs, all at the same intersection, which is the only intersection.