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Atlanta Mays defense stifles College Park Banneker

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By Sports Bot
Oct 28, 2023

Atlanta Mays’ defense throttled College Park Banneker, resulting in a 35-0 shutout in Georgia high school football on Oct. 27.

In recent action on Oct. 13, College Park Banneker faced off against Lithia Springs and Atlanta Mays took on Villa Rica on Oct. 13 at Villa Rica High School.

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