Ridgeview Wolfpack (1-0)
VS.
Shelby Valley Wildcats (2-0)
When: Friday, September 6 at 7:00 p.m.
Where: The Ridge, Rose Ridge, Va.
Series all time: Ridgeview leads 2-0 (Last meeting Ridgeview defeated Shelby Valley 49-0 on August 31, 2018 in Rose Ridge, Va.)
After an impressive 40-13 defeat of a strong Class 1 opponent in J. I. Burton, the Ridgeview Wolfpack open their home slate on Friday night. The Wolfpack welcome interstate rival Shelby Valley from the Bluegrass state to “The Ridge.”
The Wildcats come into the contest for the third straight year at 2-0, with victories over Letcher County Central and Pike County Central. … Read the rest Wolfpack, Wildcats Set to Meet for Third Time on Gridiron
Ridgeview Wolfpack (1-0)
VS.
Shelby Valley Wildcats (2-0)
When: Friday, September 6 at 7:00 p.m.
Where: The Ridge, Rose Ridge, Va.
Series all time: Ridgeview leads 2-0 (Last meeting Ridgeview defeated Shelby Valley 49-0 on August 31, 2018 in Rose Ridge, Va.)
After an impressive 40-13 defeat of a strong Class 1 opponent in J. I. Burton, the Ridgeview Wolfpack open their home slate on Friday night. The Wolfpack welcome interstate rival Shelby Valley from the Bluegrass state to “The Ridge.”
The Wildcats come into the contest for the third straight year at 2-0, with victories over Letcher County Central and Pike County Central. … Read the rest Categories:
Lawson-Fitchko Stadium in downtown Norton was the site of Southwest Virginia’s opening football contest of 2019. The venerable stadium was also the host of one of Southwest Virginia’s finest single performances in recent memory. Trenton Adkins of the Ridgeview Wolfpack rushed for 357 yards and 5 TD’s on the night in a 40-13 convincing victory over the John I. Burton Raiders.
It did not take long for the fireworks to begin for Adkins on the night. … 
Ridgeview Wolfpack (0-0)
VS.
J. I. Burton Raiders (0-0)
When: Thursday, August 29, 7:30 pm
Where: Lawson-Fitchko Stadium, Norton, Va.
Series all time: First meeting
The high school football season will kick off in style on Thursday evening in picturesque downtown Norton, Virginia as the Ridgeview Wolfpack and J. I. Burton Raiders are set to do battle.
This will be the first ever meeting between the Wolfpack and Raiders on the gridiron, but there is a lot of familiarity between the coaches of the two schools. … 
In the short four year history of the Ridgeview Wolfpack football program, there have been some ups and some downs. The 2018 season would classify as a trend in the upward direction. Ridgeview had its most successful season to date, finishing with a 10-2 record and runner up in the highly competitive Mountain 7 District for the second straight season.
The Wolfpack earned the top seed in the Class 2, Region D playoffs and won their first ever playoff game before falling to Richlands in the Region D semifinals. … 
It is the first Pod of 2019! Brady sits in on this one solo, but it is one of the biggest episodes yet!
Super Bowl LIII is set for kick off in Atlanta on Sunday with the Los Angeles Rams and the New England Patriots.
It is the Patriots ninth Super Bowl appearance in 19 seasons. We caught up with a local legend who was in Foxboro when this run began.… 
Unfinished business. Those two words have been the mantra for the Chilhowie Warriors football team in 2018. Those words are in reference to the quest for a state championship for the small Smyth County school. A season ago, the Warriors came up one game short in that quest, a 42-0 loss to Riverheads in the class 1 championship game. The Warriors will get a second chance to conquer the quest after a 28-7 victory over the Galax Maroon Tide on Saturday.… 
TEAM OVERVIEW:
One thing is for certain in the girls basketball landscape that is the Mountain 7 District, and that is nothing’s for certain. The Mountain 7 is arguably the best Class 2 district in the Commonwealth. Since the VHSL went to the current six classification system in 2014, the Class 2 state championship has been claimed by the district every year (Wise Central in 2014, 2015, 2017 and 2018 and Ridgeview in 2016).… 
Objective number one can be marked off the checklist for coach Rick Mullins and his Ridgeview Wolfpack team. The Wolfpack earned their first ever playoff victory on Friday night with a whooping of the Wise Central Warriors 49-14. “We talked earlier this week about making history,” Mullins said. “They wanted to get that first playoff win.”
The Wolfpack did not take long to get off to an explosive start. On the third play from scrimmage, Trenton Adkins raced 42 yards to the house. … 
