This event at GSS has been postponed. Watch for more info on when it will be rescheduled.

Good Shepherd Soccer will be starting on Wednesday, March 8th, at 5:00 pm on the soccer fields behind the gymnasium. It is open to all 5th - 8th graders. 4th graders can participate, but will be limited depending on ability. We will practice on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm. Questions or concerns, please contact Adam Scott at (502)320-3782.

Good luck to our GSS Archery team who qualified for the State Tournament and will compete there on March 17.

Wrestling Practice begins Tuesday, Dec. 6, at 6:30 pm in the GSS Gym. Practices will be Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:30pm to 7:30pm. Please have shorts and a t-shirt. Wrestling is open to students in grades 1-8. Any questions, please contact Coach Adam Scott at (502)320-3782.

GSS will be closed and all extra-curricular activities cancelled Nov. 10--13 due to illnesses. Classes and activities will resume Monday, Nov. 14.

We will have our 1st practice and a short parent meeting on October 25th and 6 pm. Any 4th through 8th grader, boys and girls, interested in participating should be in attendance. We will discuss the situation with our teams, practice dates, fees, and the parochial league. If you have any questions, please contact Adam Scott at gssad@gssfrankfort.org or call/text (502)320-3782.

First Archery practice is Oct. 17. Practices will be Mondays and Wednesdays 5:30-7pm in the GSS gym. For more info contact Coach Kelly Coleman, kcoleman@gssfrankfort.org.

First two volleyball games of the season this week! Mon. Sept. 26 at TFCA (B Team at 5pm. A Team at 6pm.) Thursday AT HOME vs. Sayre. (B Team at 5pm. A Team at 6pm.)

Sept. 28, 5:30pm in the GSS gym. Click for more details.

Come out and support our Irish runners as they compete for the Franklin County title on Sept. 28. Begins at 5pm at Library and Archives.

Please turn in completed sports contract and sports physical forms to the school office or team coach. Fees may be paid with cash/check or click here to pay program fees online.

Another great run for the Irish at Library and Archives this week! Mackenzie Hettinger put up a PR of 9:55 Caroline Pelosi put up a PR of 11:23 Elementary girls took 6th place Macray Combs put up a PR of 10:24 Elementary boys took 9th place Each week these athletes have fun and put forth their best effort and it's being seen in their scores.

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All our 21-22 GSS athletes and their families are invited to come celebrate another great year in GSS sports. Supper will be served. Parish life Center 6pm-8pm. Please RSVP to gssad@gssfrankfort.org

GSS vs. TFCA at GSS Soccer field, Thursday, April 21, 6pm. Come out and cheer for our Irish!

Practices have begun for Spring Soccer for boys and girls in grades 5-8. Tuesdays and Thursdays, 5pm-6:30pm at GSS. There will be some Sunday afternoon practices too.

Agility Skills/Basketball Practice with Coach J.O. Osborne begins March 14. For boys and girls in grades 3-5, Mondays, March 14-May 23, 5:30pm-7pm, in the GSS Gym.

The 4/5th grade boys basketball team had a great year of learning and growing.  They put in hard work in both practice and games. 

The Boys 7/8th grade basketball had one of their best seasons in years.  The team composed of just 7 boys battled and often beat teams with twice as many members.  The 7/8th grade boys had a record of 7 wins and 4 losses (2 losses were forfeited due to Covid).  In what was one of the most exciting seasons for GSS basketball, the team played in over 5 games in which they either lost or won a game by 4 or fewer points including a 1 point  heartbreaking loss to Sayre in the Parochial leasgue tournament.  In each of the past 3 years, this current group has improved their record and represented the school well.  Click for coach and team info.

The 8th Grade Lady Irish Basketball Team had a challenging season.  However, they met these challenges with a spirit that would not die.  It is this spirit that forged them into a team.  A team that loved each other and their school.  You cannot measure a season by wins and losses.  You measure a season by how the game was played.  The Lady Irish played the game with spirit, pride, and determination.  Despite the many hurdles they faced, they can look back upon this season and be proud of the fact that they were the Lady Irish, and that they were family.  Click for coach and team info.