Moore, Searcy shine where stats don’t
Raiders film review: Aidan Moore’s blocking, Caden Searcy’s improvement, and the Cascade threats that must be contained.
Raiders film review: Aidan Moore’s blocking, Caden Searcy’s improvement, and the Cascade threats that must be contained.
The box score tells the story: 346 yards of offense, four takeaways, a 20-point win. Here’s how MCHS stacked up against Community.
Moore County starts its 2026 season with a win behind a defensive TD, two picks, and contributions from freshmen and seniors alike.
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.
Cornersville used a four-run fourth to rally past Moore County, 8-6, in the District 9A Tournament on Thursday.
Cole Taylor struck out nine, but Moore County could not break through in a District 9A Tournament loss.
Moore County rallied from three runs down in the seventh inning to beat Hampshire 9-8 on Youth Night.
MCMS repeats as Duck River Conference champion after beating Forrest, 15-0, in winner-take-all matchup.
Raiders stumble vs. Richland, look to final week of regular season and next week’s postseason start.
Moore County shows it can win multiple ways: a slugfest, a shutout, a grinder, a comeback; improves to 13-10.
Moore County tallied 40 runs in a slugfest win over Mt. Pleasant, a shutout of Rocket City, and a split at Eagleville.
Moore County baseball bookended a shutout loss to Cascade with victories against Community and Rocket City.
Moore County lost back-to-back games to Huntland, falling 4-1 at home Monday and 9-7 on the road Tuesday.
Moore County lost to Coffee County on Wednesday despite two-hit performances from Ryland Stovall and Kohlby Williams.
Moore County split a Saturday twinbill, beating Grundy County, 5-1, before falling 1-0 to Shelbyville in a tight pitchers’ duel.
Eagleville exploded to an 18-5 first-quarter lead and cruised to a 75-32 win. Anderson Sharpe hit three 3-pointers to lead the Raiders, who finish 6-21.
Colton Morey erupted for 32 points, and Anderson Sharpe added 24, in an overtime thriller in the District 9A consolation game.
Moore County Raiders could not close the gap Friday night, falling to Cornersville despite a game-high 18 points from Colton Morey.
Cornersville comes calling as Moore County aims to rebound from two regular-season losses and keep its postseason hopes alive.
Spring 2025 schedules for Moore County varsity and middle school sports – baseball, softball, and tennis.
Avery Rogers helped get Moore County off to a fast start, and Anderson Sharpe slammed the door as the Raiders claimed a 54-47 district win.
Despite a game-high 26 points from Colton Morey, Moore County’s Senior Night ended in a narrow loss to comeback-minded Cornersville.
Cooper Dickey, Anderson Sharpe, and Colton Morey finish in double figures, but Richland is lights-out from the stripe in a 57-47 victory.
Lincoln County broke open the game with a dominant third quarter Saturday, handing Moore County a 79-31 loss despite 17 points from Colton Morey.
MCHS’s early momentum faded as Franklin Co. pulled away for a 57-40 win despite Tristyn Gray scoring five of his eight points in the fourth quarter.
Moore County built a steady lead and made just enough shots from the free-throw line to secure a 62-56 District 9A win over Fayetteville.
South Lincoln pulled away early and cruised to a 52-26 win in the Region 4-District 15 tournament. Laken Wade led Moore County with eight points.
A 17-point fourth quarter powered MCHS past Huntland 53-49 Friday night, as the Raiders rallied from a late deficit to even their district mark at 2-2.
Cornersville broke open a tight game with a dominant third-quarter run Tuesday, pulling away from Moore County for a 66-48 district win.
Moore County’s JV Raiders opened Saturday’s tournament with a convincing win before battling down to the final minutes in a narrow loss in the semifinals.
Moore County erased an early deficit and went toe-to-toe with Richland, but came up short in the fourth quarter in a 50-42 district loss Friday.
Colton Morey led MCHS with 15 points, and Anderson Sharpe knocked down three 3-pointers, but the Raiders dropped a nail-biter to Murfreesboro Central Magnet.
Raiders light up Fayetteville early and cruise to a 69-50 win. Colton Morey leads with 23 points as Moore County starts Region 5-District 9A play 1-0.
Colton Morey scored 29 points, including four 3-pointers, but the Raiders could not hold off a strong second-half surge by Community, falling 67-51.
Raiderettes’ Addison Brandon had a game-high 22 points – 13 in the decisive fourth quarter – while Jojo Pettygrue paced the Raiders in second loss.
Raiders fall to Wayne County, 66-29, on Tuesday in the Christmas Classic as Anderson Sharpe leads Moore County effort with nine points.
Colton Morey led Moore County with 18 points, and Anderson Sharpe finished with 15, but the Raiders could not overcome a four-point opening quarter.
Moore County dropped to 2-7 on the season after an 83-54 road loss at Cascade on Saturday, despite 18 points from Colton Morey.
Cooper Dickey and Colton Morey led Moore County with 17 points apiece in a loss to Perry County in the Summertown Christmas Tournament.
Moore County erased a six-point fourth-quarter deficit and closed the night on an 11-0 run to secure a 47-42 come-from-behind win at Culleoka.
The East pulled out a 22-16 win in the All-Star Classic at Austin Peay, with Moore County senior Isaac Petty and head coach Kris White representing on a statewide stage.
Anderson Sharpe paced the Raiders with 13 points, knocking down three shots from beyond the arc, but it was not enough to fend off Lincoln County in a 78-53 loss.
Moore County broke through for its first victory on Tuesday, defeating Culleoka 69-58 behind a balanced, four-player surge in double figures.
Moore County fell behind early and couldn’t recover Monday night, dropping a difficult road matchup at Cannon County as the Raiders slipped to 0-4.
The Moore County Raiders ran into a hot-shooting Community squad on Friday night, falling 80-42 on the road and slipping to 0-3 to open the season.
Anderson Sharpe had three treys and a team-high 11 points in Moore County’s home-opener loss to Cascade on Tuesday.
Richland’s defense dominated throughout, and Moore County couldn’t find its offensive footing as the Raiders fell on Senior Night.
Cole Taylor powered a balanced offense that controlled the tempo, and the Raiders’ defense came up with two timely turnovers to seal the win.
Bobbled snap on a punt leads to a 64-yard touchdown – the lone highlight as Moore County lost on Homecoming to drop to 1-7 on the season.
Friday night’s Homecoming matchup will be more than a celebration for Moore County – it’s a make-or-break moment in the Raiders’ 2025 campaign.
Promising start couldn’t hold for Moore County on Friday night as the Raiders fell 27-13 to Smith County, despite a late TD that sparked a glimmer of hope.
On Friday night, MCHS faces another physical opponent in Smith County. Kris White’s message: Stay disciplined, keep improving, and finish plays.
The Raiders dropped a 34-7 decision at Eagleville, which leaned heavily on a stout defense and powerful rushing attack, punctuated by two long-distance touchdowns.
The Moore County Raiders are set for a middle school championship showdown against South Lincoln at 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 2, at Lincoln County High School.
Huntland leaned on a bruising ground attack and timely defensive stops to pull away for a 35-19 win over Moore County.
Few dates on the calendar stir Lynchburg like Huntland week – a Region 5A showdown with both bragging rights and early playoff positioning at stake.
A costly turnover before halftime and missed red-zone chances in the second half proved costly as the Raiders dropped to 1-3.
Moore County head football coach Kris White says the message heading into Battle Creek is simple: learn from the past, but don’t live in it.
A promising opening drive wasn’t enough to slow a powerful Goodpasture squad Friday night as Moore County fell, 60-7.
The Raiders host Goodpasture at 7 p.m., looking to bounce back after last week’s loss and, more importantly, chart a new course without Gavin Wise.
Moore County could not contain Cascade quarterback Sam Bradley, who racked up more than 270 yards of total offense in the Champions’ victory.
Moore County comes in riding high after a 42-7 season-opening win at Community, while Cascade whipped Cheatham County, 41-6, last week.
The scoreboard at Community shows the Raiders’ offense had itself a night, but just as important was the performance of a defense that is as young as it is hungry.
Cole Taylor returned the opening kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown, then added two more first-half scores as the Raiders built an insurmountable lead.
Head coach Kris White says fans can expect to see “a team that’s going to fly around and hit people” as the Raiders aim to play physical, fast, and disciplined.