Hoschton Mill Creek squeezes past Marietta Walton 44-41

Hoschton Mill Creek walked the high-wire before edging Marietta Walton 44-41 at Marietta Walton High on August 20 in Georgia football action.

Marietta Walton started on steady ground by forging a 13-10 lead over Hoschton Mill Creek at the end of the first quarter.

The Hawks’ offense moved in front for a 27-20 lead over the Raiders at halftime.

Marietta Walton pushed back on Hoschton Mill Creek with a 14-7 flurry in the third quarter.

Conditioning showed as the Hawks outscored the Raiders 10-7 in the final quarter.

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