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The Coffee Middle Lady Raiders and Red Raiders each picked up wins in Shelbyville on Thursday night.

CCMS Lady Raiders

The first half was a close battle between the two teams, with the Lady Raiders outscoring the Eaglettes 21-17 through the first two quarters.

Coffee County’s defense would turn it up in the second half, allowing just eight points as the offense scored 19 to fuel them to a 40-25 win.

“Very proud of our girls tonight,” Coach David Vinson said of the win. “They beat a top tier conference opponent on their home floor. The defense played a key role in that second half.”

Box Score: CCMS Lady Raiders (40) Jenslee Nogodula 14, Avery Pruitt 12, Harper Crosslin 4, Brylyn McAdams 4, Kinsley Pruitt 2, Kendall Kesling 2, Kealey Branch 2.

With the win, the Lady Raiders moved to 2-0 on the season.

CCMS Red Raiders

The Red Raiders’ matchup with Harris started pretty slowly, as the Eagles edged ahead 6-4 in the opening quarter with Jo Jordan scoring all four of Coffee County’s first quarter points.

In the second quarter, the Red Raider offense sprang to life, outscoring the Eagles 17-9 for a 21-15 halftime lead.

Harris would outscore Coffee County 10-6 out of the halftime break, but the Red Raiders still held a 27-25 advantage heading into the fourth quarter.

Coffee County would widen the lead in the fourth quarter, outscoring Harris 13-6 to claim a 40-31 road win.

Box Score: CCMS Red Raiders (40) Jo Jordan 22, Jaxon Pruitt 7, Kanon Creek 6, Rylan Abellana 4, Ethan Arnold 1.

Harris Eagles (31) Cyonn Rucker 9, Kallen Vari 6, Marcos Becerra 5, Blake Harris 4, Aderius Flevier 4, Ethan Reyes 3.

The win gives the Red Raiders a record of 1-1 through their first two games.

The Coffee Middle Lady Raiders and Red Raiders will be back on the court on Tuesday, Oct. 29 when they travel to Tullahoma West.