Rome drops zeroes on Canton Sequoyah

Rome sent Canton Sequoyah home scoreless via a dominating defense in a 52-0 decision in a Georgia high school football matchup.

Rome drew first blood by forging a 14-0 margin over Canton Sequoyah after the first quarter.

The Wolves’ offense breathed fire in front for a 31-0 lead over the Chiefs at the intermission.

Rome jumped to a 45-0 lead heading into the final quarter.

Conditioning showed as the Wolves outscored the Chiefs 7-0 in the fourth quarter.

In recent action on September 29, Rome faced off against Woodstock and Canton Sequoyah took on Woodstock River Ridge on September 29 at Canton Sequoyah High School. Click here for a recap

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