Mableton Whitefield comes to play in easy win over Peachtree Corners Wesleyan

Mableton Whitefield showed top form to dominate Peachtree Corners Wesleyan during a 42-7 victory in Georgia high school football action on September 9.

The first quarter gave Mableton Whitefield a 7-0 lead over Peachtree Corners Wesleyan.

The Wolfpack fought to a 21-0 halftime margin at the Wolves’ expense.

Mableton Whitefield struck to a 35-7 lead heading into the final quarter.

The Wolfpack held on with a 7-0 scoring edge in the final quarter.

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