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Leesburg Lee County takes quick lead, doesn’t look back to beat Warner Robins Houston County

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By Sports Bot
Sept 30, 2022

Leesburg Lee County scored early and often in a 50-21 win over Warner Robins Houston County in a Georgia high school football matchup on September 29.

Leesburg Lee County drew first blood by forging a 22-0 margin over Warner Robins Houston County after the first quarter.

The Trojans opened a colossal 36-14 gap over the Bears at the intermission.

Both teams scored evenly in the third quarter to make it 43-21.

The Trojans put a bow on this victory with a strong final-quarter kick, outpointing the Bears 7-0 in the last stanza.

Recently on September 16, Leesburg Lee County squared off with Lakeland Lake Gibson in a football game . Click here for a recap

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