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East Coweta 7, Westlake 0

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By AJC Sports
Oct 2, 2015

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East Coweta 7, Westlake 0

How the game was won: After being shutout in a 35-0 loss last season at Westlake, the Indians turned the tables in Sharpsburg. Defense ruled, but it was East Coweta's special teams that was the difference maker. A punt with 3:37 remaining in the fourth was botched by a Westlake return man and was recovered in the end zone by East Coweta for the only score of the game.

Top Performers: Junior cornerback Reggie Jones fell on the fumble in the end zone to lift the Indians over the Lions.

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