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Class 1A Raiderettes tame AAA Tullahoma Lady Wildcats 43-35

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LOCAL SPORTS | Moore County made the short trip to Tullahoma and gave the AAA Lady Wildcats all they wanted on Saturday – earning a 43-35 win. Madison Dingler led with 17 points.

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