Fast and furious, Swainsboro took charge from the start to knock back Dublin and eventually earn a 28-7 decision at Dublin High on November 4 in Georgia football action.

The first quarter gave Swainsboro a 21-7 lead over Dublin.

Both offenses were stymied without points on either side in the second and third quarters.

The Tigers’ train of momentum chugged along the final-quarter tracks with a 7-0 points differential.

Recently on October 21, Dublin squared off with Louisville Jefferson County in a football game. Click here for a recap


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