Staff Report

FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn. — Nobody on the Moore County Raiders scored in double figures Thursday night. Nobody needed to.

Eight Raiders scored in a 46-9 home win over Fayetteville City led by Laken Wade and Grayson Hill with nine points apiece.

Wade seems to like seeing Fayetteville City on the schedule. His nine points were his best of the season, topping the eight he scored against the same team on Oct. 22. He did all of his work in the middle of the game, scoring five in the second period and four more in the third.

Hill scored in each of the first three periods, including a second-period 3-pointer. Max Dickey and Kurt Smith added eight each, with Smith hitting two 3-pointers.

The defense did the rest. Fayetteville City scored three points in the first period, one in the second and none in the third. Moore County led 27-4 at halftime and 40-4 after three.

City made three field goals all night.

The win was more lopsided than the first meeting, which Moore County won 41-12 on the road. Moore County has allowed 105 points in seven games this season — an average of 15 per game.”

Sawyer Boyce and Harrison Norman scored four each, Brantly Chapin hit a 3-pointer, and Lane Millaway added a free throw.

The Raiders will rematch with Cascade in Bell Buckle on Monday. Tip off happens immediately after the Raiderettes’ game. •

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