Sports
Covering the biggest moments of Buffalo High School athletics and athletes.
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The Bison have had a victorious spring when it came to competing. Although Athletes had to endure snow in April the Bison spring sports have not allowed that to mess with their spring season. Most of the sports teams will be looking to wrap up their regular seasons within the next week. Softball Each team has had their fair share of victories. Softball is 14-2 and have been lead by their seniors all season. They…
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The Bison Girls Lacrosse team opened the 2018 season with an undefeated record of 5-0 and a new coaching staff by their side. New Head Coach Peter Robson is joined by Assistant Coaches Tony Johnson and Ed Nue. Robson has been coaching high school level club teams for the past seven years and has led these teams to many State Championships. However, this will be Coach Robson’s first time coaching a high school team that…
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As Buffalo continues to get drenched with snow, spring sports events have had to be delayed. From golf meets that were supposed to be held in Big Lake and Monticello to baseball and softball games that were supposed to be held over Spring Break this past week. With all these delays, the schedule for the outdoor sports will be condensed, which will most likely cause athletes to miss more classes this quarter. With the forecast…
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April snow has kept spring sports inside for their first practices, but the season must continue with competitions against other schools. The Boys Tennis Varsity team participated in a tournament with Becker, Brainerd, and Delano on Saturday, April 7th in Becker, and the Junior Varsity team hosted Delano in the Bison Activity Center. This tournament was not really about winning for the team, but more for the practice gained from the experience. Luke Dahl, dubbed “sweater…
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Everything’s changed over time: technology, taxes, gas prices, etc. But what about your hobbies? I asked a recent high school graduate, Michael Beasley, and freshmen, Sterling Yates, just to see how sports changed in a little bit of time. Sports literally take up a huge part of an athlete’s life. “Monday through Friday games were mostly on Tuesdays and Wednesdays,” said Yates. Coming from another point of view, Michael Beasley’s schedule was different. “I had…
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As spring approaches, the golf team will be getting going right after Spring Break. A young team with a lot of potential to make a good run this season. With three juniors, River Goodmanson, Nate Persson and John Russett leading the way. Complemented by two sophomores, Joe Carothers and Walter Ylitalo. With a strong friendship inside and outside of golf, the five look to make the first team state participation…
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Moments before the section meet began, The Buffalo Girls Gymnastics paraded alongside eight other gymnastics teams, last Saturday, February 17. As eight teams settled in for the meet, Sam Twardy, Senior, talked about the teams performance. “[It’s been] good. We’ve been breaking records.”, Twardy said. “A lot of girls PRed.” “Everyone’s improved so much.” said Freshman Alayna Mills, “We’ve gotten so close. I’ve learned a lot… Met a lot of amazing people. This season has…
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It was a cloudy, rainy day in Cambridge, Minnesota, but tennis stops for nothing, and so Logan Miller had a tennis meet in the rain. Miller was a freshman, and this was his first year playing high school tennis, though he had also played in middle school. On the outside, Logan was a quiet kid, but fiercely competitive. Logan didn’t intend to lose this match, especially given the long drive to Cambridge. “It took us…
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After years of coaching and hard work, Scott Sorenson was recently let go of his position as the Buffalo girls Varsity coach. For many people this news came as a shock and people didn’t know what to do. “I am very sad and shocked that this happened and still don’t understand it. I know I am his daughter, but I was also a player of his and I don’t want to play for anyone else,”…
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Girls lacrosse has been underrated for a long time at BHS, but this year with the amount of skill and the ability to work with one another the Bison girls lacrosse team is now 18-5 and is on a 10 game win streak. With the girls being on such a long win streak it has raised the girl’s confidence. “I think that everyone has been playing hard and wanting to keep the win streak going.…
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