Marietta Walton tops Lawrenceville Mountain View

Marietta Walton dominated from start to finish in an imposing 66-7 win over Lawrenceville Mountain View at Marietta Walton High on Nov. 10 in Georgia football action.

Marietta Walton stormed in front of Lawrenceville Mountain View 28-0 to begin the second quarter.

The Raiders’ offense thundered in front for a 59-0 lead over the Bears at halftime.

Neither team could gain any advantage in the third quarter.

Neither squad scored in the fourth quarter.

In recent action on Oct. 27, Marietta Walton faced off against Marietta Osborne and Lawrenceville Mountain View took on Buford on Oct. 27 at Buford High School.

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