
CONGRATS to varsity boys basketball team for winning MIAC league championship for 2nd consecutive year. Jack Brigham was named tournament MVP, with Justin Lynch and Colby Dunbar named to all tournament team.

CONGRATS to varsity boys basketball team for winning MIAC league championship for 2nd consecutive year. Jack Brigham was named tournament MVP, with Justin Lynch and Colby Dunbar named to all tournament team.
Seniors honored, from left: Bella Weyer, Joy Chandler, Liam Healy, Jack Brigham, Ronald Daniels, Isaac Tekie, and Colby Dunbar.
GGCA Alumni Alvin Lewis broke the Long Jump record for Hood College with a 21 foot 10 inch jump recently.

He also ran a new personal best and 3rd fastest in school history for a 60 meter dash in 7.29 seconds. Alvin has played 4 seasons of soccer for Hood College. He graduates in May 2020.

On January 23, 2020, in a game against Covenant Life, Justin Lynch scored his 1000th point to become the 16th Eagle to score 1000 points in their career.
After losing to Elkton High School in double overtime last year, GGCA came back to win the tournament this year. Although the Eagles were outsized, they were not outhustled.

James Carter won the tournament MVP.

Jack Brigham was named to all tournament team.

Jon teaches in GGCA’s middle school. Born and raised in Maryland, he attended GGCA through 8th grade before continuing his education at Maryland Bible College and Seminary.
He completed his practicum in Budapest, Hungary, where he discovered a passion for teaching at Greater Grace International School, spending several years there leading the youth group and serving as chaplain. He has also served as a youth pastor for a Korean congregation.
Annette possesses a BA in music education and has over 30 years of experience teaching vocal, general, and instrumental music. GGCA welcomes her back as the elementary school music teacher. Her love for music and ministry is contagious and has motivated many students to explore what God has planned for them in music ministry. God has used music mightily in her life and she believes the same can happen to any student!