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Atlanta Westminster defeats Atlanta Riverwood Intl Charter

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By Sports Bot
Sept 23, 2023

Atlanta Westminster raced to a big lead and never looked back in a 36-6 win over Atlanta Riverwood Intl Charter on Sept. 22 in Georgia football.

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