Close Encounter: Dalton Coahulla Creek nips Bremen

A tight-knit tilt turned in Dalton Coahulla Creek’s direction just enough to squeeze past Bremen 14-10 in Georgia high school football on October 21.

The Blue Devils took a 10-7 lead over the Colts heading to the intermission locker room.

Neither defense permitted points in the first and third quarters.

The Colts pulled off a stirring 7-0 fourth quarter to trip the Blue Devils.

In recent action on October 7, Dalton Coahulla Creek faced off against Ringgold and Bremen took on Lafayette on October 7 at Bremen High School. We covered the game. For a full recap, click here.

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