Atlanta Woodward Academy defense stifles Morrow

Atlanta Woodward Academy’s defense throttled Morrow, resulting in a 56-0 shutout in a Georgia high school football matchup on Sept. 15.

The first quarter gave Atlanta Woodward Academy a 21-0 lead over Morrow.

The War Eagles’ offense stormed in front for a 35-0 lead over the Mustangs at halftime.

Offense was nothing but a rumor in the third quarter, as neither squad scored.

The War Eagles held on with a 21-0 scoring edge in the final quarter.

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