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South Forsyth 35, North Forsyth 3

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By AJC Sports
Sept 18, 2015
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By Score Atlanta

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Forsyth County

South Forsyth 35, North Forsyth 3

How the game was won: Sam Outlaw ran wild in the first quarter with two big touchdown runs to spark the War Eagles. A 19-yard touchdown and a 74-yard burst helped South Forsyth to a 14-0 after the first quarter.

Top Performers: Sam Outlaw scored twice on the ground for South Forsyth and finished with 161 yards on 10 carries. …Davis Shanely tossed a 37-yard touchdown pass to Jalen Camp and later added a 6-yard scoring run. …Stanley Epeagba put a capper on the scoring with a long 60-yard run in the fourth quarter. He gained 94 yards on six carries. … Jose Boyzo-Medina sank a 15-yard field goal in the second quarter for the Raiders' lone points.

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