Dawsonville Dawson County sprints past Ellijay Gilmer

Dawsonville Dawson County charged Ellijay Gilmer and collected a 17-7 victory in a Georgia high school football matchup on October 21.

Each offense authored its Rip Van Winkle imitation, napping through barren first and second quarters.

Dawsonville Dawson County enjoyed a thin margin over Ellijay Gilmer with a 10-0 lead heading to the final quarter.

Both teams scored evenly in the final quarter to make it 17-7.

In recent action on October 7, Dawsonville Dawson County faced off against Jasper Pickens County and Ellijay Gilmer took on Dahlonega Lumpkin County on October 7 at Ellijay Gilmer High School. For more, click here.

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