Here’s how to watch Moore County on NFHS
MCHS opens the football season Friday. Here’s how fans can stream available Raiders and Raiderettes games through NFHS Network.
MCHS opens the football season Friday. Here’s how fans can stream available Raiders and Raiderettes games through NFHS Network.
Softball will offer four Monday sessions in August, followed by a two-day Moore County wrestling camp in September.
Defending Class 1A champion Eagleville scored 10 runs in the second inning and defeated Moore County, 16-1.
Moore County battled through the losers’ bracket to reach the 9A final before falling to Richland. 12-2.
Raegan Ross drove in four runs, including a two-run double in the 10th inning, as MCHS beat Huntland, 13-11.
Lailar Logan homered again, Rian Ross drove in four runs, and Ellie Carter added five RBIs as MCHS routed Fayetteville.
Raiderettes’ standout will sign with UAH, where her father, Allen Sharpe, leads the women’s basketball program.
Lailar Logan’s three-run homer in the sixth inning spurred Moore County past Cornersville in an elimination game.
Moore County dropped its District 9A Tournament opener to Huntland, 9-2, despite two hits from Jenny Sanders.
Moore County closed the regular season with a win and a loss, heading into postseason play on Monday.
Moore County turns to a proven winner – South Gibson’s Catie Embrey – to lead Raiderettes’ next era.
Moore County honored five Raiderettes on Tuesday before Cannon County claimed a nip-tuck win.
Raiderettes split a two-game set with Shelbyville, rallying from five runs down for a 7-5 win before falling 19-7 in the rematch Monday.
Huntland piled up 14 hits and used an eight-run third inning to hand Moore County a 19-0 loss Friday.
After five seasons, two state tournament trips, and a state runner-up finish, Chad Spencer leaves Moore County with a standard.
Marion County broke things open with a six-run fourth inning, and the Warriors’ pitching limited the Raiderettes to two hits.
Chad Spencer is leaving Moore County after five seasons and two state tournament appearances to return to his alma mater.
Moore County used a five-run sixth inning and a big day from Rian Ross to beat Grundy County, 9-6, in the home opener Saturday.
Moore County’s season ended in a 49-40 loss to Richland in the West Regional, despite 20 points from Ally Sharpe and three 3s from Ellie Carter.
Moore County shut out Santa Fe in the second quarter and rode a dominant defensive performance in the first round of the Region tournament.
Ellie Carter led the Raiderettes with 13 points as MCHS sealed the win at the free-throw line and secured the No. 3 seed in the Region tournament.
Raiderettes left everything on the floor Thursday, but a final shot in the closing seconds would not fall as Cornersville edged MCHS in the semifinals.
Moore County hosts Cornersville as the Raiderettes look to avenge two regular-season losses and build postseason momentum.
Spring 2025 schedules for Moore County varsity and middle school sports – baseball, softball, and tennis.
Ally Sharpe set the tone early, scoring seven first-quarter points, including a trey, and mirrored the effort in the fourth en route to a game-high 17 points.
Moore County saw a strong start slip away Friday night, falling to Cornersville on Senior Night, as Abbie Bateman and Ally Sharpe scored nine points apiece.
Moore County’s four-game win streak came to an end Tuesday night, falling at Richland as Ally Sharpe and Emma Dye posted double figures.
A dominant third quarter proved decisive as South Lawrence pulled away from the MCMS Raiderettes in the Regional semis, despite a team-high 12 points from Sadie Ivey.
Moore County picked up its fourth consecutive win – and its third in three nights – with a road victory over Lincoln County to spoil Senior Night.
Maddie Goodwin scored 13 points, including three 3-pointers, as Moore County defeated Unity, 46-39, to win the Region 4-District 15 tournament.
Moore County saved its best for the biggest moments Friday, pulling away in the fourth quarter to secure the win over Franklin Co. during Winterfest.
A blistering third-quarter offensive outburst flipped the game on its head and carried Moore County to a convincing 67-45 win over Fayetteville on Thursday.
Moore County continued its dominant season with a 43-13 win over Huntland in the Region 4-District 15 tournament, improving to 17–1.
A 23-point second quarter – 10 from Emmeree Greenway – fueled MCHS’s district win over Huntland on Friday night, as three Raiderettes scored in double figures.
After trailing at halftime, the Raiderettes surged in the fourth quarter behind a clutch performance from Addison Brandon to improve to 16-1.
A strong second-half surge wasn’t enough for the Raiderettes as Cornersville’s heavy presence at the free-throw line proved decisive.
Ally Sharpe poured in 20 points for MCHS, who rallied from an early deficit and carried a halftime lead, but a big fourth quarter from Richland proved the difference.
The MCHS Raiderettes grabbed a 43-36 win over Murfreesboro Central Magnet, improving to 10-5 as five players finished with at least five points.
MCHS cruised to a district road win at Fayetteville behind 19 points from Emma Dye and a strong return by Ally Sharpe, improving to 9-5.
Back on the court after the holiday break, Moore County pulled away after halftime, improving to 8-4 on the season. Emma Dye led the way with 18 points and four 3-pointers.
Raiderettes’ Addison Brandon had a game-high 22 points – 13 in the decisive fourth quarter – while Jojo Pettygrue paced the Raiders in second loss.
Raiderettes close out the Christmas Classic with a 64-44 loss to Wayne County, struggling to overcome a 16-point first-quarter deficit.
Moore County bounced back in a big way Monday, defeating Grundy County, 65-50. Emmeree Greenway scored 21 points as the Raiderettes improved to 7-3.
Moore County built a double-digit lead and controlled the game for three quarters, but a fourth-quarter surge by Cascade dropped the Raiderettes to 6-3.
Ellie Carter, Emma Dye, and Ally Sharpe posted double figures but were not on the floor as the Raiderettes suffered their second loss.
Moore County bounced back from its first loss with a rout of Culleoka. Paisley Kelly posted a season-high 11 points as one of three Raiderettes in double figures.
Moore County’s offense was stifled as Lincoln County’s balanced attack carried the second half in a 46-30 victory.
Moore County’s hot start to the regular season continued Tuesday night, pulling away from Culleoka with a display of poise at the free-throw line.
In a back-and-forth affair, Moore County was pushed in every quarter Monday night, but escaped with a gritty 41-33 win at Cannon County, preserving a 4-0 start.
Moore County kept its early-season momentum Friday night, grinding out a gritty 45-40 road win over Community to move to 3-0 on the year.
Emma Dye sparked the Raiderettes’ fourth-quarter surge, knocking down both of her 3-pointers en route to a team-high 15 points in the home opener.
A multi-sport athlete, MCHS senior Whitney Fanning is making her mark as the Raiderettes’ varsity libero while balancing leadership in the classroom.
On Wednesday, Moore County dropped a 2-1 decision to Huntland in eight innings in the District 9A Softball Tournament.
MCHS raps out 13 hits, swipes 15 bases in a 14-2 run-rule victory against Fayetteville in the District 9A tournament.
Bailey Dunn had a two-out single in the seventh to break up Kinah Mason’s no-hit bid in Huntland’s 9-0 victory.
Buoyed by wins from Anna and Audrey Harder, Maddie Sparkman, and Aubree Hernandez, MCHS defeated Community, 4-1.
The Raiderettes played host to the regular-season finale on Tuesday, dropping a 13-0 decision to Class 3A Tullahoma.
A two-out single in the first inning by Anna-Leigh Ross was the Raiderettes’ only hit in a 10-0 loss to the Lady Falcons.
Kallie Ross picked up the win and game-winning hit on Friday night as Moore County nipped Marion County, 10-9, in 10 innings.
For the second consecutive outing, left-hander Kinsley Miller tossed five innings of no-run ball – this time blanking Grundy County, 8-0.
Bailey Dunn had five RBI and Kinsley Miller spun five innings of no-run ball as Moore County thumped Cornersville, 12-0.
Addie Linton swatted three of Eagleville’s five home runs en route to a 12-3 victory against Moore County on Wednesday.
Moore County pushed across a run in the bottom of the third inning on Tuesday, and that’s all Kallie Ross needed.
Moore County scored five runs in first, three in the second, two in the third, and five in the fourth for the run-rule victory.
The Raiderettes’ four-run fourth provided a short-lived 6-4 advantage, but Huntland rallied for a 10-7 victory.
Moore County ran into a buzzsaw on Wednesday, losing to Coalfield, 54-41, in the Elite Eight of the Class 1A State Tournament.
Ellie Graham led a trio of Raiderettes in double figures with 16 points, while Anna Harder added 14 and Emma Dye 12 as MCHS routed McEwen.
Audrey Harder’s fourth-quarter trey sparked the Raiderettes to a 54-43 victory in the Region 5A Championship Game.
MCHS did more than enough to thwart Cornersville’s stall tactics for a 34-18 victory in the semifinals of the Region 5A Tournament.
Ellie Graham scored a game-high 17 points – 15 in the first quarter – as Moore County scored early and often in a Region 5A first-round rout.
Ally Sharpe scored a game-high 23 points – including six 3-pointers – as Moore County handled Fayetteville, 66-24.
MCHS opened the district tournament with a resounding 57-26 victory against Eagleville on Tuesday night at Huntland.
Senior Emma Sazonov scored a season-high 20 points as Moore County finished district play undefeated with a 66-36 win at Huntland.