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Macon Georgia Tattnall Square prevails over St. Simons Island Frederica

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By Sports Bot
Sept 29, 2022

Macon Georgia Tattnall Square played the role of Thor, dropping its hammer on St. Simons Island Frederica during a 42-18 beating for a Georgia high school football victory on September 28.

Recently on September 16, Macon Georgia Tattnall Square squared off with Atlanta Mt Vernon in a football game . Click here for a recap

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