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Carlynton Middle School Football


On September 19th, the Carlynton Cougars played Keystone Oaks’ Golden Eagles.
This game was one of the early games in the season. The score in the first quarter was 0-14
and 0-30 in the second quarter; however, in the third quarter the Carlynton Cougars got their
first touchdown, making the score 6-30 at the end of the third quarter. The fourth quarter saw
another touchdown, bringing the final score to 14-30. One of the Cougars remarked that
they’d also lost to K.O. during their pre-season scrimmage, but they hope to improve over the
season.  Next game for the Middle School Cougars is 9/26.

Anna Hall, 8th grade

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