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Alpharetta Denmark overwhelms Cumming Forsyth Central

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By Sports Bot
Nov 3, 2023

Alpharetta Denmark scored early and often to roll over Cumming Forsyth Central 35-7 in Georgia high school football action on Nov. 2.

In recent action on Oct. 20, Alpharetta Denmark faced off against Suwanee Lambert and Cumming Forsyth Central took on Cumming South Forsyth on Oct. 19 at Cumming Forsyth Central High School.

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