GJHS vs. Montrose

Jared Hanks, Sports Editor|September 10, 2019

The Tigers student section getting pumped up before game time against the Montrose Indians.

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Jared Hanks is the sports editor on the Orange and Black Newspaper staff. This is his second year on the staff and he looks forward to writing many sports...

As of recently, this glass mural has been taken out of the school and been replaced with regular clear glass. This stained glass mural will be placed into the new school as well.

Photo Gallery: GJHS old building murals

A screenshot of the online apparel website displaying jackets, T-shirts, and sweatpants with new logos. The link to the website is: https://gjhs-apparel-23.itemorder.com/shop/home/

New GJHS apparel

Cousins Jamison and Isaac Boyer team up as the No. 1 doubles team for GJHS boys tennis. The seniors are among 10 Tigers who qualified for the Class 4A state tournament.

GJHS boys tennis going to state

GJHS student Mayble Dean's award-winning art piece.

GJHS student wins art contest

Construction continues on the new three-story GHS building. Students and staff are now able to start to see the basic shape of the building come together. The building is set to be finished in time for classes Fall of 2024

New GJHS building progress continues

GJHS football player tackles a Rifle High School player. The football team will be playing in playoffs this Sunday, Nov. 10 at 1 p.m. in Stocker Stadium (moved from Nov. 9 to 10)

UPDATE: GJHS football playoff bound

Last years Battle of the Cats game hosted at GJHS. This year, the game will be at FMHS and like last year, will be an opportunity for fundraising.

Battle of the Cats, part 2

The GJHS football team on the sideline of their Halloween game. The tigers won 34-6, scoring a majority in the second half.

GJ football ends season 9-1 on way to playoffs

GJHS sophomore Leah Siering, second from left, leads the Tigers to the state cross country meet on Saturday in Colorado Springs. Siering finished second in the regional race to lead all GJ runners.

GJHS cross country teams run their way to state

Grand Junction High School football players lift their helmets in the air to celebrate after beating local rivals Fruita Monument earlier this season. The Tigers are now 8-1 and can qualify for the state playoffs with a win in the season finale on Halloween night in Stocker Stadium.

Playoffs on the line in GJ football finale

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