Trenton Dade County crushes Rome Coosa

Trenton Dade County dismissed Rome Coosa by a 42-7 count on Oct. 13 in Georgia football action.

Each offense authored its Rip Van Winkle imitation, napping through a barren first quarter.

The Wolverines fought to a 28-7 halftime margin at the Eagles’ expense.

Trenton Dade County pulled to a 35-7 lead heading into the final quarter.

The Wolverines held on with a 7-0 scoring edge in the final quarter.

Last season, Trenton Dade County and Rome Coosa squared off on Oct. 14, 2022 at Trenton Dade County High School.

In recent action on Sept. 29, Trenton Dade County faced off against Trion.

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