Sports
Covering the biggest moments of Buffalo High School athletics and athletes.
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Being home schooled has never stopped junior Ben Ruhr in accomplishing his goals. On February 25, one of Ruhr’s many dreams became a reality when he qualified to wrestle at the 2017 Minnesota state wrestling tournament for the first time in his career. To qualify into the state tournament you must be top two in your section. There are 8 sections in class AAA and Ruhr took second place in the section 5AAA to secure his spot…
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As September rolled in, seniors were suddenly hit with the reality that this would be their last year participating in high school sports. After four years, countless games, and even more practices, it’s time to say goodbye. Looking back on memories and what they will miss most about their teams, seniors think back to what made their high school careers so special. “I’m going to miss hanging out with the boys everyday after school and…
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The definition of the word “team” from Merriam-Webster is as follows: a group of people who work together [for a common goal]. The Buffalo Bison Boys’ Hockey team meets just that definition, working together and utilizing their individual strengths in order to reach a common goal: a win. When the boys achieve that common goal, Coach Aaron Johnson of the Varsity Boys Hockey team acknowledges key players of the game by giving them a “game…
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The St. Michael Albertville and Buffalo rivalry exists in all sports, some more than others. Athletes sometimes play this team harder, not even always for the game records, but occasionally just for their pride. “When I played St. Michael in lacrosse it wasn’t so much that I cared if we won or lost because I don’t get too beat up over it, it is a lot just beating them because they are just so mean…
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The Bison Baseball team defeated the Osseo Orioles 9-5 Friday, May 6, but the game meant more than another win in the win column. This game was about honoring a fallen teammate who had a lot of love for the game of baseball. On October 9, 2007, Sam Munoz was involved in a car accident that eventually took his life. Every year since then, the Bison Baseball community gets together for the Sam Munoz Memorial…
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On May 5th, 2016, the Buffalo Bison named all-time leading scorer Josh Ortmann the new Head Coach of the Boys’ Varsity Basketball team. Ortmann will replace Nick Guida, who has coached the Bison for the past decade and change. Josh Ortmann graduated from Buffalo High School in 2007, where he set a team record for all-time points. Ortmann played his college basketball at St. Cloud State University, where he led the Huskies to a final-four…
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Buffalo went into the 5AAA Section Tournament on February 13th with 13 wrestlers competing. In order for a wrestler to be eligible for the state tournament they need to have placed top two out of a bracket of 9 wrestlers at their section. If they take top two then they will be placed in a 16 man bracket down at the state tournament. Out of the 13 wrestlers that Buffalo sent, 4 would advance to…
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The boys lacrosse team is looking to make some noise this year, and hope to make it to state. According to Senior Max Hershley “I think our goal for the season is to win state, and I think it can be achieved.” The boys have had a rough going to the program in which they were never able to get past the first round of sections. Last year the boys had to play in a…
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Wrestling’s origins can be traced back over 15,000 years ago to cave drawings in France. Wrestling became a professional sport in 1830 and since then many forms of wrestling have been introduced and the sport continues to grow. Buffalo High School has held wrestling as a sport for over 50 years. Buffalo has produced eight State Champions and countless State Qualifiers and Place Winners. Every wrestler faces challenges just like any sport. Skin diseases and injuries…
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The Bison Boys’ Basketball team (4-19) was blown out by 50 points by the Rogers Royals (15-8) at home on Tuesday, February 16. The Bison only put up 22 points while the Royals scored 72. “We didn’t come ready to play,” Junior Dylan Rohlin said. “We need to prepare better as a team.” With so many Juniors playing Varsity this year, it’s been a learning experience for not only the players but the coaching staff and the…
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