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Thomasville Thomas County allows no points against Kathleen Veterans

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By Sports Bot
Sept 30, 2023

A suffocating defense helped Thomasville Thomas County handle Kathleen Veterans 52-0 on Sept. 29 in Georgia football action.

The last time Thomasville Thomas County and Kathleen Veterans played in a 48-21 game on Sept. 28, 2022.

In recent action on Sept. 15, Kathleen Veterans faced off against Evans Lakeside and Thomasville Thomas County took on Quitman Brooks County on Sept. 15 at Quitman Brooks County High School.

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