The Gregory Elementary Scjool had their Track and Field Day on May 12th. The day began with track and field events in the morning. These events consisted of the 100 meter dash, 400 meter relay, high jump, long jump and softball throw. After lunch the students came back and did some fun relay races and other competitions before finishing off the day with kickball against the classes. Below are the result of the track and field events of the day.

American Legion awards for the 2020-2021 school year were awarded at eighth grade graduation on Wednesday, May 12. Recipients were, l to r: Nicholas Kenzy (runner-up), Cruz Klundt, Post Commander and District Commander Gene Opbroek, Ashley Reinartz, and Gabrielle Jung (runner-up). (Photo by Kristi Ring)

Trey Murray did the opposing team no favors on Sunday, May 16, 2021, picking up four hits over four at-bats and leading Gregory County Varsity to a 17-2 win over Hot Springs. Murray doubled in the first and second and singled in the third fourth innings.

Gregory students that lettered in three or four sports were recognized during awards night held at the Gregory Memorial Auditorium on Monday, May 10, 2021. Those recognized were back row, l to r: Kade Braun (3 - football, wrestling, golf), Rhoss Oliver (3 - football, wrestling, track) and Gannon Thomas (3 - football, basketball, track). Middle row, l to r: Jessy Jo VanDerWerff (4 - volleyball, basketball, golf, track), Brooklynn Kenzy (3 - volleyball, basketball, track), Kodi Timanus (3 - volleyball, track, cross country) and Sapphire Kenzy (3 - volleyball, basketball, track). Front row, l to r: Carson Klundt (4 - football, basketball, track, cross country), Kade Stukel (3 - football, track, golf), Trey Murray (4 - wrestling, football, track, golf) and Luke Sinclair (3 - cross country, basketball, track).

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