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Collins Hill 24, Mountain View 7

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By AJC Sports
Oct 2, 2015
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Collins Hill 24, Mountain View 7

How the game was won: Monty Horn led Collins Hill out the gates with touchdown passes to Justin Macaulay and Braxton Curry to take a 14-0 lead. Mountain View got on the board with a 67-yard reception by track-star Jalen Virgil before the Eagles went into the half up 17-7.

Top performers: Monty Horn threw two first half touchdown passes for Collins Hill. … Mountain View's Jalen Virgil scored on a 67-yard touchdown reception.

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