Daily List: Teams that have had to forfeit victories in the past 10 years

Walton on Thursday became the 27th school in the past 10 years to have victories overturned to forfeits by the GHSA, according to the Georgia High School Football Historians Association.

2014 Walton (3 wins)

2013 Grady (8)

2013 Westside, Augusta (4)

2012 Buford (2)

2012 South Atlanta (1)

2011 Athens Christian (3)

2011 Dalton (4)

2011 Henry County (1)

2011 Southeast Whitfield (2)

2010 First Presbyterian (1)

2010 Mill Creek (1)

2010 Mt. Zion, Jonesboro (5)

2010 Pelham (2)

2010 Towers (1)

2009 Centennial (1)

2009 Etowah (6)

2009 Lithonia (4)

2009 Macon County (2)

2009 North Springs (1)

2009 Stone Mountain (5)

2008 Montgomery County (1)

2007 Chapel Hill (2)

2007 Greenbrier (2)

2007 Seminole County (2)

2006 Westside, Macon (1)

2005 Griffin (2)

2005 Pacelli (1)

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