2021. They appeared as Lancaster/Lebanon League semifinalists in 2014 and 2021. They were 2008 and 2014 District III AA Finalists, 2014 PIAA AA quarterfinalists and 2008 and 2021 PIAA AA semifinalists. Boys' basketball The basketball team won Section 2 Championships from 1999–2001. They won a record 34 straight league games, and were ranked no lower than No. 2 each year in districts. The teams qualified each of those years for the league, district, and state playoffs, and placed second in districts in the 2001 season. Garden Spot boys' basketball star Todd O'Brien went on to play division 1 basketball at Saint Joseph's University and is currently playing professionally overseas. Boys' football The 2008 football team reached the District 3 semi-finals. The previous team to make it past the first round was the 2004 squad. Boys' soccer The 2002 Lancaster Lebanon League Section 2 soccer team won 14–0, and are the only undefeated soccer team in the school's history. The 1967 soccer team was 12–1–3, winning the League Championship, the PIAA District 3 Championship and the Inter-District 1–3 Championship (over Ridley Twp. 2–1). There was no state tournament during this era. School changes Block scheduling GSHS decided to shift to block scheduling beginning in the 2008–2009 school year. Renovations GSHS underwent major renovations in 2010 and 2011. Changes were made to the science wing, family consumer science classrooms (middle and high school), art and visual arts classrooms, cafeteria, performing arts rooms (band, orchestra and chorus), auditorium, library, staircases, health room, and administration and guidance offices (middle and high school). Renovations were also made to the middle school, high school and main entrances. The middle school (the side towards Tower Road) was renovated along with the courtyards in the high school. Outdoors, new bleachers and scoreboard were added, along with a concession stand and restrooms. References External links Public high schools in Pennsylvania Schools in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania 1954 establishments in Pennsylvania Educational institutions established in 1954 New Holland, Pennsylvania