Lexington Oglethorpe’s defense throttled Gainesville Riverside Military, resulting in a 57-0 shutout in a Georgia high school football matchup on Sept. 22.

Lexington Oglethorpe roared in front of Gainesville Riverside Military 29-0 to begin the second quarter.

The Patriots opened a monstrous 36-0 gap over the Eagles at the intermission.

Lexington Oglethorpe stormed to a 56-0 lead heading into the final quarter.

The Patriots held on with a 1-0 scoring edge in the fourth quarter.

Last season, Lexington Oglethorpe and Gainesville Riverside Military squared off on Sept. 23, 2022 at Gainesville Riverside Military Academy.

In recent action on Sept. 8, Lexington Oglethorpe faced off against Greensboro Lake Oconee and Gainesville Riverside Military took on Lilburn Providence Christian on Sept. 8 at Lilburn Providence Christian Academy.

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