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Marist 41, Lithonia 8

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By AJC Sports
Oct 2, 2015
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Marist 41, Lithonia 8

How the game was won: The Bulldogs held an 8-7 advantage after one period of play but the War Eagles soared to 34 unanswered points to fly away with another Region 6 victory.

Top Performers: Jack Dinges tossed touchdown passes of 20 and 19 yards to Jack Uber and Will Toner respectively and added rushing touchdowns of 19 and 15 yards to lead the rout. …Cameron Pearson scored on a 3-yard run in the second quarter while Michael Addicks added a 1-yard plunge. …Lithonia scored on a Robert Hatchett to Jordan Smith 45-yard touchdown pass.

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