Hiram overwhelms White Cass

Hiram earned a convincing 50-20 win over White Cass at Hiram High on Oct. 20 in Georgia football action.

Hiram opened with a 9-7 advantage over White Cass through the first quarter.

The Hornets opened a tight 19-7 gap over the Colonels at halftime.

Hiram stormed to a 47-13 lead heading into the final quarter.

The Colonels managed a 7-3 rally in the final quarter, yet the die was already cast.

The last time White Cass and Hiram played in a 26-21 game on Oct. 21, 2022.

In recent action on Oct. 6, Hiram faced off against Calhoun and White Cass took on Cartersville on Oct. 6 at Cartersville High School.

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