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High school football: Friday’s scores, photos, game recaps

East Paulding senior MLB Orion Weems (21) holds onto Kell senior QB Blake Simpson (2) as he runs the ball late in the first half of their game at East Paulding Friday, September 29, 2017. Special/Daniel Varnado

East Paulding senior MLB Orion Weems (21) holds onto Kell senior QB Blake Simpson (2) as he runs the ball late in the first half of their game at East Paulding Friday, September 29, 2017. Special/Daniel Varnado
By The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Sept 30, 2017

Everything you need to know about Friday’s high school football action:

> Scores: Complete Friday night scoreboard

> Kell 42, East Paulding 35

> Milton 40, Roswell 7

> Marist 39, Gainesville 14

Roswell's Alek Nikolich carries a sledge hammer as the team comes out onto the field to take on Milton in their high school football game, Friday, Sept. 29, 2017, in Roswell. (John Amis/Special to the AJC)

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> Photos: Friday night high school football action

> Roundups from top games throughout the state

> Metro Atlanta game recaps | Complete high school football coverage

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