Winston will join Pattonsburg as a member of its football cooperative, both schools announced Tuesday, February 24th, effective for the next football season. This means that Gilman City will not be a member of the football cooperative next year. North Harrison will remain a member of the Pattonsburg football cooperative. Under MSHSAA rules, only three schools can form a football cooperative. This move will also apply to junior high football.
Winston was previously in a football cooperative with Maysville. Maysville will compete on its own in 11-Man football for the 2026-27 season.
In addition, effective for the upcoming 2025-26 season, Pattonsburg and Winston will form a baseball cooperative. The two schools will continue their junior high and high school softball cooperative, which has been in place for several years. Gilman City will compete separately in baseball, and Athletic Director and coach Tony Gregg has been working the phones the last two weeks seeking opponents. As of Friday evening, there were ten regular season games listed for the Hawks with another one in the process of being finalized. He said there were 16 students from both Gilman City and North Daviess who expressed interest.
Pattonsburg and Winston are currently considering the potential expansion of their cooperative to include band instruction, marching band, and pep band. A new committee will be formed with representatives from both the Pattonsburg and Winston cooperatives to evaluate their current cooperatives and explore future opportunities.
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