DACULA, Ga. - The Hebron baseball team delivered an impressive performance on Thursday evening, defeating Clarke Central 10-0 in a shutout win under the lights at the Cole Complex. The victory brings the Lions to a 6-4 record on the season.

Hebron's success was led by starting pitcher Dean Livingston, a University of Georgia commit, who was dominant on the mound. Livingston threw five shutout innings, recording 12 strikeouts while allowing no runs and just a few hits.

Offensively, the Lions were equally impressive. Thomas Stallworth, Braden Ezzell, and Brodie Lewis each scored two runs to help propel Hebron's offense. Livingston also contributed at the plate, scoring one run, recording two hits, and driving in two RBIs. Stallworth added two hits and one RBI to his impressive outing.

The game also featured a special moment as Hebron Athletic Director Taylor Davis threw out the first pitch before the game

Next up for the Lions is a road game against Duluth on Thursday, March 6, with first pitch scheduled for 5:30 p.m.