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Washington-Wilkes thumps Carrollton Mt. Zion in punishing decision

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By Sports Bot
Nov 12, 2022

Washington-Wilkes showed little mercy and even less remorse in overpowering Carrollton Mt. Zion 35-14 on November 11 in Georgia football.

Recently on October 28, Carrollton Mt Zion squared off with Dalton Christian Heritage in a football game. For more, click here.

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