2026 Lineman of the Week

During football season, Walton EMC proudly recognizes exceptional high school linemen who exemplify excellence on the field and in the classroom. Nominated by their coaches, these student-athletes set the standard for dedication and teamwork.

Collin Foster (Week 1) – North Oconee High School

From the coach: “Collin has been an anchor on our offensive and defensive lines this fall.  He has played every snap on offense and been a major contributor on the defensive line.  He has consistently improved his performance every week through the first three weeks of the season.  Collin is a leader on our football team and represents our program in a positive light on and off the field.  Our program is better because of Collin’s presence.”

Klaiton “Truck” Jackson (Week 1) – Loganville High School

From the coach: “Klaiton “Truck” Jackson is a returning starter whose ceiling is extremely high for the Red Devil offensive line. He continues to embrace his role as a leader up front and has proven to be a dependable presence for our offense. Truck had a particularly impressive performance Friday night against Discovery. It wasn’t a perfect game for us, and it was a night that required us to really lean on the big guys up front. He answered the call. Truck played an outstanding game both mentally and physically, showing toughness, discipline, and leadership when his team needed him most. His effort and physicality helped set the tone up front and showed exactly what kind of player and leader he can become.”

Deshawn Eyongorock (Week 2) – Monroe Area High School

From the coach: “Our lineman of the week is Senior Deshawn Eyongorock. Deshawn has recorded 25 tackles including 10 solo tackles and 4 tackles for loss. He has graded out the highest along the defensive front. He has been a huge asset to the Monroe Area football team.”

Cooper Davis (Week 3) – Social Circle High School

From the coach: “Cooper Davis, senior, offensive tackle. Cooper has been a two year starter for us on the offensive line. He is a great kid who is respected by his teammates and coaches. Cooper has worked extremely hard on and off the field that past 4 years. He has transformed his body with his work ethic in the weight room and turned himself into a really good football player. He is an honor student in the classroom and a great representative of our team values of toughness, effort, accountability, and mindset.”