Nowhere to hide: Woodstock Etowah dominates Woodstock from start to finish

A swift beginning blazed a winning path for Woodstock Etowah during a 42-21 win over Woodstock in a Georgia high school football matchup.

The first quarter gave Woodstock Etowah a 14-0 lead over Woodstock.

The Eagles’ offense jumped in front for a 35-14 lead over the Wolverines at the intermission.

Woodstock showed some mettle by fighting back to a 35-21 count in the third quarter.

The Eagles put a bow on this victory with a strong fourth-quarter kick, outpointing the Wolverines 7-0 in the last stanza.

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