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Savannah Benedictine Military manhandles Savannah Islands

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By Sports Bot
Oct 29, 2022

Savannah Benedictine Military scored early and often to roll over Savannah Islands 49-3 in a Georgia high school football matchup on October 28.

In recent action on October 20, Savannah Islands faced off against Bloomingdale New Hampstead and Savannah Benedictine Military took on Brooklet Southeast Bulloch on October 14 at Savannah Benedictine Military School. We covered the game. For a full recap, click here.

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