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Milton dominates Cumming West Forsyth

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By Sports Bot
May 11, 2024

Milton dominated Cumming West Forsyth 17-3 in a Georgia girls lacrosse matchup on May 10.

Milton opened with an 8-0 advantage over Cumming West Forsyth through the first quarter.

The Eagles opened an immense 11-0 gap over the Wolverines at halftime.

Milton pulled to a 15-1 lead heading into the final quarter.

Neither team could gain any advantage in the fourth quarter.

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