After losing to Fayetteville in the first round on May 7, the MCHS Raiderettes have battled their way back to the District 8A semifinal game. They play Eagleville this afternoon at 5 p.m. in Bedford County. If they win, they’ll face off with Huntland in the championship game.
The varsity Raiders secured their top spot in District 8A play on Monday afternoon with a 3-2 win over the Huntland Hornets. That gives them the right to host the district tournament.
{Editor’s Note: The annual Moore County versus Huntland rivalry game will be played on Friday in Huntland at 7 p.m.} Make the mistake of saying native son Johnny Majors is from Huntland […]
LOCAL NEWS | Sports — Mark Twain once said, “It’s not the size of the dog in the fight; it’s the size of the fight in the dog.” The Moore County High […]
LOCAL NEWS | Sports — The Moore County Raiders versus Huntland Hornets game is always intense. It’s a rivalry game that dates all the way back to the 1940’s. (Why? Check out […]
LOCAL NEWS | Sports — In advance of the last regular season home game and the annual rivalry game against Huntland, the Moore County High School (MCHS) varsity cheerleaders will host a […]
LOCAL NEWS | Sports — One of Lynchburg’s most famous native sons, Johnny Majors, added a new honor to his resume last Friday as the Pitt Athletics Hall of Fame inducted him […]