Attention Go-Devil Family:
THANK YOU!
Go-Devil Football has come to an end for 2025. While we wish we were still playing this week we would like to take this time to look back and attempt to thank everyone who contributed to a GREAT season.
Our junior high Go-Devils finished as conference champions and our senior high Go-Devils finished as conference runner up for 2025.
I would like to apologize for anyone that we left off the list. It is hard to recognize everyone that plays a part in a football season. I would also like to apologize for any name that is misspelled.
First off I would like to thank our administration at Gurdon Public Schools for their guidance and support of our athletic programs. A special thanks to Coach Morrow for all that he does on game nights.
To the parents of our athletes- thank you for allowing us to work with your son.
To everyone from the chain gang to the press box crew that make Thursday and Friday nights run smoothly- Thank you.
Anyone that has provided any type of support, sponsorship, post game meal, auction items at the kickoff dinner, pre game meals, sideline sponsorship, etc. - THANK YOU - for your support of Gurdon Football.
I would like to give a shout out to our amazing band and cheerleaders for making game days special.
THANK YOU to the fans that show up and cheer on the Go-Devils each game night.
A GREAT big thank you to our assistant coaches (Coach Norwood, Coach Halliday, Coach Collins, and Coach Wright) and their families for everything that you do during football season and year round to sacrifice for our student athletes. There is no way words can do justice to all the time and effort that you put forth to Gurdon Football. THANK YOU
To everyone I forgot to mention and on the attached lists that I have forgotten: THANK YOU
Finally, THANK YOU to our players for all the blood, sweat, tears, time, and effort that you have put forth since January preparing for the 2025 season. To our 6 seniors- thank you for your contribution to the history of Gurdon Football. We won't forget your leadership and work ethic. To the underclassmen- January will be here before you know it and it will be your time to start laying the foundation for the 2026 Go-Devils!
BE GREAT
Go-Devil Football has come to an end for 2025. While we wish we were still playing this week we would like to take this time to look back and attempt to thank everyone who contributed to a GREAT season.
Our junior high Go-Devils finished as conference champions and our senior high Go-Devils finished as conference runner up for 2025.
I would like to apologize for anyone that we left off the list. It is hard to recognize everyone that plays a part in a football season. I would also like to apologize for any name that is misspelled.
First off I would like to thank our administration at Gurdon Public Schools for their guidance and support of our athletic programs. A special thanks to Coach Morrow for all that he does on game nights.
To the parents of our athletes- thank you for allowing us to work with your son.
To everyone from the chain gang to the press box crew that make Thursday and Friday nights run smoothly- Thank you.
Anyone that has provided any type of support, sponsorship, post game meal, auction items at the kickoff dinner, pre game meals, sideline sponsorship, etc. - THANK YOU - for your support of Gurdon Football.
I would like to give a shout out to our amazing band and cheerleaders for making game days special.
THANK YOU to the fans that show up and cheer on the Go-Devils each game night.
A GREAT big thank you to our assistant coaches (Coach Norwood, Coach Halliday, Coach Collins, and Coach Wright) and their families for everything that you do during football season and year round to sacrifice for our student athletes. There is no way words can do justice to all the time and effort that you put forth to Gurdon Football. THANK YOU
To everyone I forgot to mention and on the attached lists that I have forgotten: THANK YOU
Finally, THANK YOU to our players for all the blood, sweat, tears, time, and effort that you have put forth since January preparing for the 2025 season. To our 6 seniors- thank you for your contribution to the history of Gurdon Football. We won't forget your leadership and work ethic. To the underclassmen- January will be here before you know it and it will be your time to start laying the foundation for the 2026 Go-Devils!
BE GREAT
Happy 85th Birthday, GHS Beta Club!
We are so excited to celebrate 85 amazing years of scholarship, service, leadership, and character at Gurdon High School! 💜💛
If you are a former member of the GHS Beta Club, we’d love to hear from you!
Please share your favorite memories, photos, or stories with Mrs. Russell at russells@go-devils.net.
Let’s honor our proud tradition and highlight the fabulous memories that make Gurdon Beta so special! 🖤💛
We are so excited to celebrate 85 amazing years of scholarship, service, leadership, and character at Gurdon High School! 💜💛
If you are a former member of the GHS Beta Club, we’d love to hear from you!
Please share your favorite memories, photos, or stories with Mrs. Russell at russells@go-devils.net.
Let’s honor our proud tradition and highlight the fabulous memories that make Gurdon Beta so special! 🖤💛
Join our FFA!! Have some fun and grab a good meal.
GREAT big thanks to the U.S. Marine Corps for coming out this morning and putting the GHS softball team through a purple dawn toughness workout!
BE GREAT
Uriah Gatlin was the week 10 Farm Bureau MVP ball winner for his 164 yard and two touchdowns rushing performance against Dierks.
GAMEDAY!
All tickets must be purchased on the GoFan app. There will be no tickets sold at the gate. Only 2025-26 AAA passes are accepted. The link to purchase tickets can be found below.
https://gofan.co/event/5341106?schoolId=AR18623
All tickets must be purchased on the GoFan app. There will be no tickets sold at the gate. Only 2025-26 AAA passes are accepted. The link to purchase tickets can be found below.
https://gofan.co/event/5341106?schoolId=AR18623
Great things are happening with our FFA! Congratulations to our new officers!
GPSD would like to thank Clark County Community Foundation for a grant in the amount of $2,215.20 for the purchase of Stop the Bleed training supplies and AED supplies. GPSD trains all staff annually in how to appropriately respond and control severe bleeding in an injured person. Pictured are Paul Shuffield Jr., Executive Director of the Clark County Community Foundation and Wendy Schaeffer, Director of Health Services at Gurdon Public Schools.
Food Box Pickup! Must have a student attending Gurdon Schools to receive a box. Supplies are limited and will be distributed based on order of sign-up. If you do not hear from us after signing up, you are on the list. Sign-up here: https://forms.gle/aSZHqN8qWCffgty59
UPDATE: SIGN-UPS CLOSED AS OF 11-12-25 at 1:35 p.m. We have reached our box limit.
Playoff Game Ticket Information:
Gurdon will host the Poyen Indians Friday November 14, 2025 at 7:00pm in the first round of the state playoffs. Tickets can ONLY be purchased on the GoFan website.
Click the link below to purchase tickets.
https://gofan.co/event/5341106?schoolId=AR18623
Gurdon will host the Poyen Indians Friday November 14, 2025 at 7:00pm in the first round of the state playoffs. Tickets can ONLY be purchased on the GoFan website.
Click the link below to purchase tickets.
https://gofan.co/event/5341106?schoolId=AR18623
2A Playoff Game Information:
Gurdon will host Poyen Friday November 14, 2025 in the first round of the 2A State Playoffs. Tickets can ONLY be purchased on the GoFan website. Attached below is the link for the tickets.
https://gofan.co/event/5341106?schoolId=AR18623
Gurdon will host Poyen Friday November 14, 2025 in the first round of the 2A State Playoffs. Tickets can ONLY be purchased on the GoFan website. Attached below is the link for the tickets.
https://gofan.co/event/5341106?schoolId=AR18623
Join us as we salute our Veterans!
Community Pantry Day
FINAL!
Good luck Go-Devils! These three are competing today in the state XC meet.
GAMEDAY
Senior Night ceremony-6:30
Congratulations to the Gurdon Go-Devil Marching Band on their 2nd place finish at the State Marching Competition! Great job!!! Our students were out bright and early to give our band a fantastic send off!
Due to the extended maintenance on Highway 67, the cat bus going to Okolona in the mornings will take Hwy 53 to I30 to the Okolona exit in order to avoid the red lights on 67 to get the bus back to much more precise timing for the foreseeable future. Afternoon route will still use 67 to Hwy 51.
It has come to our attention that there were reports of questionable behavior from some members of our fan base during Friday night’s athletic event in Foreman. The events that occurred are currently under investigation by school officials and the appropriate law enforcement agencies. While this investigation is ongoing, we believe it is important to take this opportunity to remind our community of the standards that guide our actions.
Participation in school-sponsored athletics is an extension of the educational experience, and our behavior, whether on the field, in the stands, or online, should always reflect the values and expectations of the Gurdon School District. As stated in AAA policy, sportsmanship is not only an expectation for our student-athletes and coaches but also for our parents, fans, and community supporters. It must be taught, modeled, expected, and reinforced consistently in every education-based activity.
How we conduct ourselves in moments of high emotion says much about our collective character. We ask that all Gurdon fans continue to demonstrate the integrity, respect, and class that define what it means to be a Go-Devil. Together, we can ensure that our athletic events remain safe, positive experiences that reflect the true spirit of sportsmanship, teamwork, and community pride.
- Erica Hart, Gurdon High School Principal
Participation in school-sponsored athletics is an extension of the educational experience, and our behavior, whether on the field, in the stands, or online, should always reflect the values and expectations of the Gurdon School District. As stated in AAA policy, sportsmanship is not only an expectation for our student-athletes and coaches but also for our parents, fans, and community supporters. It must be taught, modeled, expected, and reinforced consistently in every education-based activity.
How we conduct ourselves in moments of high emotion says much about our collective character. We ask that all Gurdon fans continue to demonstrate the integrity, respect, and class that define what it means to be a Go-Devil. Together, we can ensure that our athletic events remain safe, positive experiences that reflect the true spirit of sportsmanship, teamwork, and community pride.
- Erica Hart, Gurdon High School Principal