<body><div>11/6/26Sports – The White County Warriors were in Murrayville at the Lynn Cottrell Field last night to take on Chestatee War Eagles for the regular season finale.<figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=34n0we_1GrvRteY00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=34n0we_1GrvRteY00" width="300" height="300" ></figure>Jack Clark was quick to put the Warriors on the scoreboard straight out of the gate with back-to-back touchdowns. The War Eagles worked the field, but as a smaller, younger team, the Warriors would bring the first period to a close 21 points ahead.Savion Anderson would start the second quarter the same as the first, with the Warriors stomping into the end zone early on and keeping the momentum into the half, 41-0 Warriors.With a running clock in the third period, the Warriors would keep in the end zone with an additional touchdown, making the score 48-0.The fourth and final quarter would see an early injury for the War Eagles. The freshmen players would get some air time in the period, seeing Champ McCutcheon get the Warriors another touchdown, 55-0. A huge 27-yard pass would see the War Eagles finally get on the board as the quarter came to a close. The Warriors would win with a final score of 55-6.The Captain D’s players of the game were seniors Josiah Williams and Savion Anderson.UGA will take on Ole Miss this afternoon, with pregame at 3:30 p.m. and kick set for 7:30 p.m. The Warriors will be in playoff action next week, with the opponent to be announced. Stay tuned to WRWH, your home of the Warriors and the Bulldogs all season long.</div></body>

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Sports – The White County Warriors were in Murrayville at the Lynn Cottrell Field last night to take on Chestatee War Eagles for the regular season finale. Jack Clark was quick to put the Warriors on the scoreboard straight out of the gate with back-to-back touchdowns. The War Eagles worked the field, but as a smaller, younger team, the Warriors would bring the first period to a close 21 points ahead.

Warriors Shut Out War Eagles

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Sports – The White County Warriors were in Murrayville at the Lynn Cottrell Field last night to take on Chestatee War Eagles for the regular season finale.

Warriors Shut Out War Eagles

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