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Louisville Jefferson County pockets slim win over Lyons Toombs County

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By Sports Bot
Sept 10, 2022

Louisville Jefferson County showed its poise to outlast a game Lyons Toombs County squad for a 22-20 victory in a Georgia high school football matchup on September 9.

Lyons Toombs County started on steady ground by forging a 14-7 lead over Louisville Jefferson County at the end of the first quarter.

A halftime tie at 14-14 allowed for a respite as both teams looked to regroup in the locker room.

Louisville Jefferson County darted ahead over Lyons Toombs County when the final quarter began 22-14.

The Bulldogs tried to respond in the final quarter with a 6-0 flurry, but the game was a fait accompli.

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