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Douglasville Chapel Hill dominates early, rolls past East Point Tri-Cities

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By Sports Bot
Oct 15, 2022

A swift early pace pushed Douglasville Chapel Hill past East Point Tri-Cities Friday 38-6 on October 14 in Georgia football.

Douglasville Chapel Hill opened with a 16-0 advantage over East Point Tri-Cities through the first quarter.

The Panthers fought to a 25-0 halftime margin at the Bulldogs’ expense.

Douglasville Chapel Hill jumped to a 38-6 lead heading into the fourth quarter.

Neither squad scored in the final quarter.

Recently on October 1, Douglasville Chapel Hill squared off with Atlanta Maynard Jackson in a football game. For a full recap, click here.

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