Loganville falls to Social Circle 20-16 while Carver picks up its first win with 28-12 rout of Youth.

Loganville finishes with a perfect record while Walnut Grove goes 1-1 as both teams serve as host sites in the Grayson Ram Classic this past weekend.

Walnut Grove travels to Social Circle for first ever football matchup. Lions look to pick up 2nd win in GHSA. Monroe Area battles a long-time foe and Loganville hosts its first home game of the year.

Loganville to face Walnut Grove for first place in Region 8-AAAAA

Defensive plays help LMS Red Devils to opening win over Carver Middle.

LCA's softball team defeated area foe Providence Christian in four innings to pick up its first win of 2020 and first win in the GHSA.

High school football season finally gets underway Friday night with the renewal of two local rivalries.

It’s been a big part, but COVID-19 made twitter vital for college recruiting

The Loganville Red Devils are trusting the process under first year head coach, and LHS alum, Brad Smith.

Masks are strongly suggested, but only required at two local football stadiums.

Local softball teams begin the hunt for playoff berths as the month of August winds down.

The Lady Dawgs move to 3-0 with win over cross-county foe Loganville.

Brandon Moss is donning green and gold again, but this time it isn’t the threads of the Oakland Athletics, but instead that Gatewood in Eatonton after being hired as the Gators’ new head baseball coach.

Loganville’s senior quarterback is key to the Red Devils’ leadership and success in 2020

Loganville softball brings back nearly its entire starting lineup for the 2020 season.

Loganville’s volleyball program enters its 16th season under Joe King

Loganville’s Jackson Daniel has dealt with a hamstring issue, but is aiming for a strong senior season.

Loganville High School's football team is in a strange spot dealing with a coaching change and a global pandemic.

Boston College commit Neto Okpala gets his chance to shine for the Loganville Red Devils.

The GHSA board of trustees agreed on a June 8 start for students to begin summer conditioning.

COVID-19 has left local coaches with some unusual free time.

A quick recap of the top 10 sports stories of this school year.

Below is a running list of senior athletes who will continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level, but may have missed out on a signing ceremony due to COVID-19. If you have a senior signing a scholarship that is not on this list, please email sports@waltontribune.com.

Multiple local prep stars were ready to rewrite baseball records this spring before COVID-19 hit.

LHS pole vaulter Keith Born reflects on a senior year cut short by COVID-19.

The Walton Tribune is proud to announce its 2019-2020 All-County basketball teams.

Athletic Trainers play a huge role in keeping athletes on the playing field.

Loganville baseball defeated Oconee County 6-3 Saturday in what could turn out to be the final high school sporting event of the 2019-2020 school year due to COVID-19.

Spring sports have been suspended for at least two weeks, possible longer, due to COVID-19.

Spring sports have been suspended for at least two weeks, possible longer, due to COVID-19.

ICYMI: Loganville has hired 2004 LHS graduate Brad Smith as its new head football coach.

The abnormal amount of rain so far in 2020 has wreaked havoc on local prep sports schedules.

Loganville wins the Perfect Game High School Showdown with a 13-1 beatdown of IMG Academy in the red bracket championship game.

Red Devils star Sheldon Arnold sits atop Walton County in scoring after averaging 18.4 points per game.

For the second straight year, Loganville’s Janae Charles led the county in rebounding, finishing with 8.9 a game. But she added a very important dimension to her game this fall.

Red Devils go 2-1 in Georgia Peach tourney while LCA walks it off against Piedmont to open the 2020 season.

Check out preview capsules of Walton County six local soccer teams as the 2020 season gets underway.

Red Devils make early exit from Class AAAAA state playoffs

ATLANTA — Still reeling from last week’s comeback loss to Winder-Barrow, Loganville couldn’t get much going against the St. Pius X Golden Lions in nonregion high school football action in Atlanta on Friday night.

Loganville pulls the upset, 14-13

OAKWOOD— It was tense. It was chippy. But thanks to a dominant second half, the Loganville Red Devils beat the Johnson Knights 27 to 10.

LHS’s historic season ends short of title

Rain postpones games at state championships

Loganville can’t keep pace with Cedar Shoals