Sharpsburg East Coweta darts past Smyrna Campbell with early burst

A swift early pace pushed Sharpsburg East Coweta past Smyrna Campbell Friday 35-22 on Oct. 13 in Georgia football.

The first quarter gave Sharpsburg East Coweta a 14-0 lead over Smyrna Campbell.

The Indians registered a 21-6 advantage at halftime over the Spartans.

Smyrna Campbell showed some mettle by fighting back to a 21-12 count in the third quarter.

The Indians held on with a 14-10 scoring edge in the fourth quarter.

Last season, Sharpsburg East Coweta and Smyrna Campbell faced off on Oct. 14, 2022 at Smyrna Campbell High School.

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