Class AAA Friday football roundup

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Cedar Grove 34, Southwest DeKalb 6: Cedar Grove's LaBron Morris scored three touchdowns to lead the Saints past Southwest DeKalb. Morris scored on runs of 10, 18 and 40 yards. Cedar Grove also got a 20-yard touchdown run from Trey Shaw and a 25-yard touchdown run from James Hartsfield. Southwest DeKalb's only touchdown came on a short kickoff return by Ebere Ohaya.

Westminster 13, Lovett 10: The host Wildcats won the Battle of Buckhead for the first time since 2011 after forcing two crucial turnovers and scoring their only touchdown with just over two minutes left when Rankin Wooley hit Cole Haverty on a 23-yard touchdown pass to give Westminster the lead. Kicker Trey Blasingame made two second-quarter field goals to help the Wildcats to a 6-0 half-time lead. Lovett scored in the third to take a 7-6 edge and made a field goal in the fourth to extend the lead.

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