MABLETON – The Lithonia Bulldogs fell behind 14-0 in the first quarter and couldn’t gain their footing as a 49-7 loss ended the night against Pebblebrook.

“We lost 49 to 7, the kids understand that we have a lot of work to do to become a top level program,” Lithonia High School’s head football coach David Edwards said. “Also, the kids learned how a team is supposed to play at a higher level. That is what Pebblebrook showed us and I thank Pebblebrook for that because our team needed to see that.”

The Bulldogs are hosting Shiloh next week.

Written by Darius

Darius Goodman is an alumni of Martin Luther King Jr. High School in DeKalb County and a former piccolo/flute player for the MLK Marching Lions. Upon high school graduation in 2011, Goodman attended South Carolina State University on a band scholarship up until 2015 when he completed his Bachelors of Arts in Mass Communication with a concetration in Journalism. Once finished with his degree, Goodman then joined Beyond the Flag a FanSided site. From there, Goodman started his career with the Henry Herald/Clayton News Daily in 2016. Within a few years, he attained a few awards: including company wide social media awards and a Georgia Press Association Sports Coverage award. Now, while balancing Henry County, Goodman is reaching out to DeKalb County.

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