Cory Perry

Athletic Director, Physical Education Teacher, Basketball and Football Coach, Jayhawk Fan, Gorilla Alum, Husband to Katie and proud dad to Jack and Caroline...

[Coffeyville Men’s Basketball @CoffeyvilleMBB]

Back to work. The journey starts now!

#Villemade

[Pittsburg State Men's Basketball @GorillasMBB]

Let’s get this new year 𝚝𝚒𝚙𝚙𝚎𝚍 off 🎇

🆚 Arkansas-Fort Smith
📍 Gayle Kaundart Arena
⏰ 3:30 p.m.
📻 ESPN 100.7
📺 MIAA Network

#oagaag || #gorillanation

[Pittsburg State Men's Basketball @GorillasMBB]

About to 𝚝𝚊𝚔𝚎 it up a 𝚗𝚘𝚝𝚌𝚑 ⏱️

#oagaag || #gorillanation
📸: @T_Conrad18_

[Cory Perry @TheOGCP3]

@ellie_helms32 @Raven_WBB Congrats!

[Pittsburg State Men's Basketball @GorillasMBB]

Routine Wednesday 👌

#oagaag || #gorillanation
📸: @T_Conrad18_

[Pittsburg State Men's Basketball @GorillasMBB]

𝙽𝚎𝚠 𝕪𝕖𝕒𝕣. 𝙽𝚎𝚠 𝕘𝕠𝕣𝕚𝕝𝕝𝕒𝕤. 🦍

#oagaag || #gorillanation
🎥: @T_Conrad18_

[Pittsburg State Men's Basketball @GorillasMBB]

🚨12 days out🚨
Contact Assistant Coach Bryan Yungeberg for more information!! We look forward to seeing you there!

#oagaag || #gorillanation

[Cory Perry @TheOGCP3]

@kam_smith_15 @RazorbackBSB @VanHornHogs @Hobbs_38 @CoachT_RZRBacks @bobbywernes @barrzy23 @CoachHunterB @FrontlineMrod @premierpitching @TheCanesBB @FlexProGrip Congrats Kam!

[Jon Gruden @BarstoolGruden]

Check this out, man! A box from the winningest football program in Division ll history, all the way from Pittsburg, Kansas.
Thank you @GorillasFB and Coach Anthony for the gear!

[Jack Perry @jackp3rry]

Very thankful to be able to represent Galena one last time in the KBCA All-Star game. Thank you to all of the coaches who voted me to have this honor and to be able to play in this game. Go Gold🟡

[Small College Hoops @smcHoops_]

🚨Small College Hoops Program OTD🚨

🏀 Pitt State🏀

📄- MIAA Conference / NCAA DII
📍- Pittsburg, KS (20K)
👥 - Undergrad population (5K)

Pitt has made 7 NCAA tournament appearances In their history. The last being in 2024. Great culture their in Pittsburg , KS!

@GorillasMBB

[Four States Sports Report @KODESports]

After a storied high school career, @GalenaBulldogs @jackp3rry is headed to @GorillasMBB!

He averaged 22 points per game, 7.8 rebounds per game, and 3.2 assists per game in his final season!

READ MORE: https://t.co/4LxD97OHU2

@SEK_Sports @sportsinkansas

[Cam Iasimone @camiasimoneTV]

.@GalenaBulldogs guard Jack Perry is staying local, taking his talents to @GorillasMBB

@KODESports @jackp3rry @TheMIAA

[Jack Perry @jackp3rry]

After much thought, I’m excited to announce my commitment to Pittsburg State University!

[Sports in Kansas @sportsinkansas]

Sports in Kansas 2025 3A Boys All-State 🏀 #sportsinkansas

[Missouri 66ers @MissouriSixers]

2025 6-3 G Jack Perry (Galena, KS)

🏀22 PPG (52-35-85)
🏀7.8 RPG
🏀3.2 APG

✔️3A Player of the Year
✔️3A All-State
✔️All-Area
✔️Unanimous All-Conference
���️Undefeated Regular Season
✔️1,000+ Career Points

[Cory Perry @TheOGCP3]

@jackp3rry @ChazWrightTV @KODESports @thejordanburton @JohnDales_ @JoplinSportsHub

[Sports in Kansas @sportsinkansas]

2025 Sports in Kansas 3A Boys 🏀Player of the Year:
Reed Friesen of Hesston, Jack Perry of Galena, Brady Brumbaugh of Goodland.

With the deepest class of parity in Kansas from top to bottom with 64 teams we had a three way tie in voting which has never happened since doing this for 13 basketball seasons. Friesen (6’6” 200 Sr.) of Hesston (24-2) helped his team to the 3A state title with 18 points per game, 7.5 rebounds per game, three steals and two assists per contest while scoring 67 over three games at the 2025 state tournament. Perry (6’3” 170 Sr.) of Galena (23-2) was one of the best shooters in Kansas and took his game to a whole new level in 2025. He averaged 22 ppg, 7.8 rpg and 3.2 apg. He scored 27 in a loss against state champion Hesston in the semifinals and helped his team to two Final Fours in last three seasons. Brumbaugh (6’6” 180 Sr.) of Goodland (22-4) became the schools leader in all time points this season with 1,350 points. He averaged 22 ppg, 6 rpg, and 2.7 spg in leading his team to back to back second place finishes. Friesen will play at Dordt next swason. Perry is undecided but holds an offer from D2 Missouri Western. Brumbaugh holds multiple juco and NAIA offers. Quotes from the three.

Friesen: “Ended the year with successfully meeting the goal of winning a state championship. I had big season that came with a lot of individual and team growth throughout the year.”

Perry: “Even if it wasn’t the ending we wanted, we surprised a lot of people and I am thankful I got to play 25 games with the teammates that I had.”

Brumbaugh “Every night it was a grind for us in the GWAC. We could not take a game off or else we would get beat, we played tough and grinded out wins all year. But couldn’t get it all the way done for the second year in a row.”

Also a special mention to Dayne Johnson of Silver Lake who was also very close in this competive POY race from media voters.
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Congrats to Reed Friesen on the 3A Player of the Year from Sports in Kansas. Your family is very proud of you! Go Swathers!

The Swather Power Club is very proud of the Hesston boys and girls basketball programs! Congratulations on a great season and these well deserved awards, you make Hesston Proud! Go Swathers!

[Sports in Kansas @sportsinkansas]

2025 Sports in Kansas 3A Boys 🏀Player of the Year:
Reed Friesen of Hesston, Jack Perry of Galena, Brady Brumbaugh of Goodland.

With the deepest class of parity in Kansas from top to bottom with 64 teams we had a three way tie in voting which has never happened since doing this for 13 basketball seasons. Friesen (6’6” 200 Sr.) of Hesston (24-2) helped his team to the 3A state title with 18 points per game, 7.5 rebounds per game, three steals and two assists per contest while scoring 67 over three games at the 2025 state tournament. Perry (6’3” 170 Sr.) of Galena (23-2) was one of the best shooters in Kansas and took his game to a whole new level in 2025. He averaged 22 ppg, 7.8 rpg and 3.2 apg. He scored 27 in a loss against state champion Hesston in the semifinals and helped his team to two Final Fours in last three seasons. Brumbaugh (6’6” 180 Sr.) of Goodland (22-4) became the schools leader in all time points this season with 1,350 points. He averaged 22 ppg, 6 rpg, and 2.7 spg in leading his team to back to back second place finishes. Friesen will play at Dordt next swason. Perry is undecided but holds an offer from D2 Missouri Western. Brumbaugh holds multiple juco and NAIA offers. Quotes from the three.

Friesen: “Ended the year with successfully meeting the goal of winning a state championship. I had big season that came with a lot of individual and team growth throughout the year.”

Perry: “Even if it wasn’t the ending we wanted, we surprised a lot of people and I am thankful I got to play 25 games with the teammates that I had.”

Brumbaugh “Every night it was a grind for us in the GWAC. We could not take a game off or else we would get beat, we played tough and grinded out wins all year. But couldn’t get it all the way done for the second year in a row.”

Also a special mention to Dayne Johnson of Silver Lake who was also very close in this competive POY race from media voters.
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Congrats to Reed Friesen on the 3A Player of the Year from Sports in Kansas. Your family is very proud of you! Go Swathers!

The Swather Power Club is very proud of the Hesston boys and girls basketball programs! Congratulations on a great season and these well deserved awards, you make Hesston Proud! Go Swathers!

[Jack Perry @jackp3rry]

Senior Season Highlights-2nd Semester

3A Player of the Year
1st Team All-State
Unanimous 1st CNC
19-0 undefeated regular season
23-2 final record (4th place finish)
22 PPG 8 RPG 4APG on 52/35/85 splits

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