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Absolutely nothing: Dalton Christian Heritage drops a goose egg on Antioch Ezell-Harding Christian

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By Sports Bot
Oct 1, 2022

An electrician would’ve been needed to get Antioch Ezell-Harding Christian on the scoreboard because Dalton Christian Heritage wouldn’t allow it in a 70-0 shutout in a Georgia high school football matchup.

Recently on September 16, Dalton Christian Heritage squared off with Jasper Pickens County in a football game . We covered the game. For a full recap, click here.

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