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Raiderettes defense grounds Lady Eagles in District 9A Championship game

February 18, 2024February 18, 2024
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A fierce Raiderettes defense and six of nine from the tournament MVP, Madison Dingler, helped lift Moore County to a 40-37 win over Eagleville and their second District 9A Championship in a row on Friday.

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