Atlanta Carver defense stifles Jonesboro Mundy’s Mill

A suffocating defense helped Atlanta Carver handle Jonesboro Mundy’s Mill 28-0 for a Georgia high school football victory on Oct. 6.

Neither defense permitted points in the first quarter.

The Panthers opened a narrow 7-0 gap over the Tigers at the intermission.

Atlanta Carver thundered to a 16-0 lead heading into the fourth quarter.

The Panthers held on with a 12-0 scoring edge in the final quarter.

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