The first five weeks of the high school football season saw Warren County stay at home four times, but now that the schedule has flipped to the second half, the Pioneers will start hitting the road.The first of four road games down the stretch is tonight when Warren County travels to Lynchburg to take on the 3-2 Moore County Raiders.Moore County, a District 9-A team, will be looking to extend a two-game winning streak when it plays host to the Pioneers. The Raiders played their best football last Friday, defeating Middle Tennessee Christian School 62-21 in Murfreesboro. The 41-point win followed an 18-6 road win at East Robertson High School.