Butler Taylor County narrowly defeats Dalton Christian Heritage

Butler Taylor County notched a win against Dalton Christian Heritage 10-7 in a Georgia high school baseball matchup on April 23.

In recent action on April 13, Dalton Christian Heritage faced off against Blue Ridge Fannin County.

Check out our complete boys baseball roundup to stay up-to-date on all the action.

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