Raiderettes end season against Coalfield, 54-41
LOCAL SPORTS | It was the the final game for Moore County’s eight seniors on Wednesday as the Raiderettes fell to Coalfield in an Elite Eight game at MTSU.
September 9, 2026
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Raiderettes Swarm McEwen, Punch Ticket to State Tournament
LOCAL SPORTS | The Moore County Raiderettes don’t just play defense—they cause chaos. On Saturday, in front of a fired-up home crowd, they did exactly that, frustrating McEwen’s top scorer, forcing turnovers, and keeping the Lady Warriors off balance for four straight quarters.
Raiderettes defense tightens in the second half to beat Richland, 54-43
LOCAL SPORTS | They trapped, harassed, intercepted passes, and forced turnovers. On Wednesday, the Raiderette defense played pressure for 32 minutes of basketball to win their second consecutive Region 5A title.
Scrappy Raiderettes out muscle Cornersville, 34-18
LOCAL SPORTS | It was an intense 24 minutes of girls’ high school basketball, but the Raiderettes managed to pull away in the second half — beating Cornersville 34-18 in the Region 5A Semifinal.
Bench scores 40 in Raiderettes 80-36 win over Culleoka in Region 5A tourney game
LOCAL SPORTS | Every Raiderette got valuable playing time that will pay off down the stretch on Friday. The bench contributed 40 points in Moore County’s 80-36 win over Culleoka.
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