Woodstock allows no points against Rome

Woodstock’s defense throttled Rome, resulting in a 13-0 shutout during this Georgia baseball game on April 18.

In recent action on April 4, Rome faced off against Douglasville Chapel Hill and Woodstock took on Lithonia Martin Luther King, Jr. on April 5 at Woodstock High School.

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