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Exhausting effort: Woodstock Etowah finally prevails over Canton Cherokee

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By Sports Bot
Aug 27, 2022

Fans were treated with extra football as Woodstock Etowah outlasted Canton Cherokee 31-30 in overtime on August 26 in Georgia football.

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