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Stratford Academy 41, Tattnall Square 14

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Oct 9, 2015
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Stratford Academy 41, Tattnall Square 14

How the game was won: Stratford Academy's Quintez Cephus led the way, scoring four touchdowns in the romp. Stratford held a 21-14 lead after halftime as Tattnall challenged. The Eagles opened it up with 20 unanswered points in the second half to apply pressure and put away the game.

Top Performers: Cephus scored three receiving (26, 23, and 20 yards) and one rushing touchdown (40-yards). ... OShowen Williams and Tyler Jordan added 3-yard rushing touchdowns. ... Zion Blasingame scored on an 8-yard run for Tattnall Square and Garrett Houston added a touchdown reception.

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