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Wildcats pull away late for 39-0 win over Trojans

While the 39-0 final score of Columbia and West Marion’s Sept. 3 matchup at The Swamp might make it appear like the Wildcats dominated, the Trojans were within striking distance into the second half and played the defending Class 4A champs tough. Columbia’s defense was the difference maker, though, as it limited to West Marion to 126 yards.

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