GREG "MOOSE" JOHNSON: 1970 Rugby graduate.
BASKETBALL:
4 year starter for the Panthers.
Played in 3 State A Tournaments-1967,68,70.
Was named 2nd team All-State when he helped Rugby to a 24-2 record and a 5th Place State finish. They entered the postseason as the #2 ranked team. Greg averaged 17ppg and 13rpg his All-State year, and ended his career with 1012 points.
TRACK:
Shot Put-3rd Place in the State Meet in 1970.
Greg was also an integral part of Rugby's 1969 undefeated football team.
Greg attended UND for a while before attending Valley City State where he played basketball for four years. He is in the Valley City record books for being top 10 in assists for a game with 11. He graduated from Valley City in 1975 with degrees in Education.
Greg first taught at Goodrich before spending his teaching and coaching career in Carrington. He was the head coach of boys and girls basketball, boys Jr. High and high school teams and golf for many years. He was also the Athetic Director for some years. He also referred football and did several state playoff games. Served as Tournament Manager of many State Golf Meets.
Greg married his wife Renee (Hinrichs) in 1975 and they had 2 children; daughter Ann Gustafson of Fargo and son, Kyle of Mandan.
Greg passed away Oct 26, 2021 of esophageal cancer. Renee lives in West Fargo.
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