Rabun County 43, Washington-Wilkes 10

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Rabun County 43, Washington-Wilkes 10

How the game was won: The Wildcats ran off 29 points in the second quarter to bust open a big lead, 36-3 entering the half. Washington-Wilkes trailed 7-0 after the first quarter but was unable to keep up with Rabun, who now advances to 8-1 on the season.

Top Performers: Bailey Fisher threw for four touchdowns, including strikes of 30 and 46 yards to Tristan Huggins, a 26-yard pass to Charlie Woerner and a 43-yard bomb to Alden Wright. …Tyler Harris returned a blocked punt for a touchdown. …Eli Gipson and Sam Butikofer both recorded interceptions.

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