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FFA members write tribute to their advisors
Gregory Elevator demolition aftermath

Burke Bombers 1-1 for the week
Jr. Teeners tie at home in double-header
CONGRATULATIONS on your performances at the Region Tournament Good Luck at the Class B State Golf Tournament

Winners of the wooden spoon awards chosen at Harvest Festival

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Gorillas fall to Bon Homme Cavaliers

The Gregory Gorilla football team faced Bon Homme at home Friday evening, September 12, 2025, in a battle that Head Coach Mike Murray expected to be tough, with the Gorillas losing by a final score of 18-49.
Spikers show grit in competitive match against Wessington Springs

The Gregory Spikers put together a strong performance at home against Wessington Springs on Tuesday, September 9, 2025, showcasing balance, hustle, and determination across the roster. “As head coach, it’s hard to have those hard fight matches that end in a loss but it propels us forward for the next game,” Coach Lauren Braun commented.
Homecoming Week starts Monday

Homecoming is just around the corner, and the Gregory School District has already been busy getting ready. Theme days build excitement Each day of Homecoming week has a different theme for students to follow when choosing their wardrobe, deviating from their standard school attire.
Costa Rica trip report is highlight of the school board meeting Mon.

The Gregory School District Board of Education was treated to a recounting of the Costa Rica trip that Miss Kurtz led 13 students and three other adults on earlier this summer at the regular board meeting held at noon, Monday, September 8, 2025.
Zeisler wins Fed Cattle Challenge

Avery Zeisler is the winner of this year’s Fed Cattle Challenge. For her first place finish, she was awarded $1500 and tickets to the South Dakota Cattlemen’s Foundation’s Gala and concert The Fed Cattle Challenge provides an opportunity for youth to learn about the science and economics of finishing cattle by participating in a calf finishing program. Participants and groups gain an understanding of the process for finishing cattle through ownership of a percentage of a pen of cattle (roughly equivalent to three head) at a custom feedlot, receive curriculum on twelve topics related to cattle feeding, calculate a closeout, and present what they have learned to a panel.