Washington-Wilkes topped Augusta Aquinas 31-27 in a tough tilt in Georgia high school football action on Oct. 20.

The first quarter gave Washington-Wilkes a 7-0 lead over Augusta Aquinas.

Both teams needed to regroup after dueling to a 14-14 standoff at the end of the second quarter.

Washington-Wilkes enjoyed a narrow margin over Augusta Aquinas with a 28-14 lead heading to the final quarter.

The Tigers chalked up this decision in spite of the Irish’s spirited fourth-quarter performance.

In recent action on Oct. 6, Washington-Wilkes faced off against Lincolnton Lincoln County and Augusta Aquinas took on Hiawassee Towns County on Oct. 6 at Hiawassee Towns County High School.

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