Atlanta The Galloway pours it on Rome Darlington

Atlanta The Galloway showed no mercy to Rome Darlington, leading from end-to-end in an authoritative 64-35 victory at Rome Darlington High on Feb. 25 in Georgia girls high school basketball action.

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