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The Coffee Middle Lady Raiders dominated in a 54-9 win over the Lionettes while the Red Raiders picked up their eighth consecutive victory in a 42-33 win over the Lions at Cannon County on Thursday night.

CCMS Lady Raiders

The Lady Raider defense played arguably their best game of the year in their trip to Woodbury, allowing just two points to the Lionettes in the first half to help build a halftime lead of 21-2.

Coffee County would continue their stingy play on defense in the second half, outscoring the Lionettes 23-7 to win the game 54-9.

“Not going to sugar coat it, that was not a pretty game to watch,” said Coach David Vinson. “The girls played hard as always, we just didn’t get much done at times.”

With the win, the Lady Raiders keep their season record perfect at 9-0.

Box Score: Coffee County Lady Raiders (54) Jenslee Nogodula 16, Avery Pruitt 10, Abby Williams 9, Brooklyn Carlton 8, Harper Crosslin 7, Brylyn McAdams 2, Kealy Branch 2.

CCMS Red Raiders

The Red Raiders outscored the Lions in every quarter, but even so, Cannon County wouldn’t go away quietly.

Coffee County edged in front 20-15 at the end of the first half with Lane Sheppard and Jaxon Pruitt combining for 14 of the 20 Red Raider points.

Gunner Alford and Ethan Sissom combined to score all but three of Cannon County’s 18 second half points, but despite their efforts, the Red Raiders completed the Woodbury sweep for Coffee County Middle with a 42-33 win.

With the win, the Red Raiders collected their eighth straight victory to improve to 8-1 on the season.

Box Score: Coffee County Red Raiders (42) Jo Jordan 12, Lane Sheppard 10, Jaxon Pruitt 8, Rylan Abellana 6, Ethan Arnold 5, Kanon Creek 1.

Cannon County Lions (33) Ethan Sissom 18, Gunner Alford 7, Luke Pelham 3, Hayden Rockhart 3, Jack Robbins 2.

Coffee County Middle basketball will return home on Monday, Nov. 18 for a rematch of their season opener with East Tullahoma.