No quarter given: Marietta Osborne puts down Cartersville Woodland

Marietta Osborne earned its community’s accolades after a 38-14 win over Cartersville Woodland on September 23 in Georgia football.

Marietta Osborne opened with a 21-3 advantage over Cartersville Woodland through the first quarter.

The Cardinals fought to a 38-3 halftime margin at the Wildcats’ expense.

Offense was nothing but a rumor in the third quarter, as neither squad scored.

The Cardinals maintained the upper hand despite being outscored 11-0 in the final quarter.

In recent action on September 9, Marietta Osborne faced off against Atlanta Lakeside and Cartersville Woodland took on Lindale Pepperell on September 9 at Cartersville Woodland High School. For a full recap, click here.

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