Hahira Valwood prevails over Valdosta Georgia Christian

Hahira Valwood controlled the action to earn an impressive 39-14 win against Valdosta Georgia Christian at Hahira Valwood High on September 9 in Georgia football action.

Hahira Valwood pulled in front of Valdosta Georgia Christian 18-0 to begin the second quarter.

The Valiants registered a 25-0 advantage at halftime over the Generals.

Hahira Valwood and Valdosta Georgia Christian each scored in the third quarter.

Both teams scored evenly in the final quarter to make it 39-14.

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