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Camilla Mitchell County escapes Dawson Terrell County in thin win

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By Sports Bot

Sept 29, 2022

With little to no wiggle room, Camilla Mitchell County nosed past Dawson Terrell County 26-22 in a Georgia high school football matchup on September 28.

Camilla Mitchell County darted in front of Dawson Terrell County 6-0 to begin the second quarter.

The Eagles’ offense jumped in front for an 18-6 lead over the Greenwave at the intermission.

Dawson Terrell County tried to dig out of the hole by climbing within 18-14 in the third quarter.

Both teams scored evenly in the fourth quarter to make it 26-22.

Recently on September 16, Dawson Terrell County squared off with Albany Dougherty in a football game . For a full recap, click here.

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