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Panthers unable to stop running game in loss to Northside-Columbus - Americus Times-Recorder

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The Sumter County Panthers (1-3) struggled to stop the running attack of the Northside-Columbus Patriots (NHS) NHS senior running back Malachi Hosley, one of the top running backs in the state, torched the SCHS defense with three rushing touchdowns and one touchdown reception.

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Panthers unable to stop running game in loss to Northside-Columbus - Americus Times-Recorder

COLUMBUS – The Sumter County Panthers (1-3) struggled to stop the running attack of the Northside-Columbus Patriots (NHS), more specifically the running attack of NHS senior running back Malachi Hosley, one of the top running backs in the state. Hosley torched the SCHS defense with three rushing touchdowns and one touchdown reception and led the Patriots to a 48-27 victory over the Panthers on Thursday evening, September 15 at Kinnett Stadium in…

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