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Snellville Shiloh comes up short in matchup with Lawrenceville Mountain View 24-14

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By Sports Bot
Aug 20, 2022

Lawrenceville Mountain View had its hands full but finally brushed off Snellville Shiloh 24-14 on August 19 in Georgia football.

Neither team dominated early as the two squads struggled evenly to a 7-7 tie through the first quarter.

The Bears fought to a 17-7 halftime margin at the Generals’ expense.

Snellville Shiloh battled back to make it 17-14 in the third quarter.

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

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