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Northside-Warner Robins 33, Richmond Academy 7

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By AJC Sports
Oct 2, 2015
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Northside-Warner Robins 33, Richmond Academy 7

How the game was won: Northside-Warner Robins outscored the Musketeers 33-7 before a scoreless second half. Northside amassed 436 yards of offense, including 209 yards rushing and 227 yards passing. ... Richmond Academy matched 221 yards with 197 rushing and only 24 passing. ... The Musketeers committed three turnovers in the loss.

Top Performers: Tobias Oliver went 14-of-16 passing for 198 yards and one touchdown. ... Oliver also rushed for a 2-yard touchdown... Desean Dinkins three touchdowns, including a 6-yarder and two from 5-yards out ... Jaylan Sandifer added a 26 yard reception from Oliver. ... Richmond Academy's Justin Dears scored on a 23 yard reception from Jeff Jones.

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