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Damascus Southwest Georgia outlasts Pinehurst Fullington in topsy-turvy battle

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By Sports Bot
Sept 24, 2022

Damascus Southwest Georgia grabbed a 34-20 victory at the expense of Pinehurst Fullington in a Georgia high school football matchup on September 23.

Recently on September 9 , Damascus Southwest Georgia squared off with Albany Deerfield-Windsor in a football game . For a full recap, click here.

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