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Thursday, September 3, 2026, marked not only the first football game of the 2026 season but also a new Bison tradition amongst seniors and newly found Bison kindergarteners of the district. Energy and excitement buzzed across Bison Field West in preparation for the game against the Brainerd Warriors, but also the unification to take place between the classes of 2027 and 2039. Buffalo Hanover-Montrose School District announced in the Spring…
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Distance Runner Tristan Lenton ‘26 broke records in the State Track and Field Meet at St. Michael-Albertville High School on June 6. Not only did he place first in the 1600 meter, but also broke the school record with a final time of 4:12.33. While the win was a historic landmark in Lenton’s career, it wasn’t a moment he expected. Lentons started his career early, beginning in 6th grade. “When I was in elementary school,…
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On Saturday, June 6, in her last race in a Bison uniform, Rose Lamberts ‘26 stood atop the podium at the Minnesota State High School League track and field State Championship meet at St. Michael-Albertville High School. Lamberts had just claimed the 300-meter hurdle crown, cementing herself as one of the best hurdlers in State history. For anyone who follows Minnesota track and field closely, this would not have been a major shock. After a…
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As we approach the end of the school year, the bittersweet sense of graduation for seniors lingers in the halls, classes, and throughout the entire school. The graduation ceremony entails a robe, a diploma, and, for some seniors, an honorary yellow chord. This symbolic cord that seniors carry typically only says one thing: academic success throughout their four years of high school. At many schools throughout the U.S., graduates carry cords on every end of…
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It has been 17 years since any BHS tennis athlete has gone to state for singles. However, William Schmidt ‘27, has changed this statistic and will be competing at the Minnesota Boys State Singles Tournament for AA today, June 4th. Schmidt joined tennis during the COVID pandemic, when he was in sixth grade, due to wanting to play a sport that was outside. It wasn’t until his eighth-grade season that Schmidt became serious about the…
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Kilgore is not only a math teacher, but a man of many talents and hobbies. Mr. Kilgore is a student pilot and has an ultralight airplane in his home garage that he plans to fix. “I haven’t done any pilot license lessons in about, probably about three years, just because of [being busy],” Kilgore said. “Aviation is one of my favorite hobbies to do, it’s a favorite passion of mine.” But let’s go back a…
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The city of Buffalo offers numerous activities that students can get involved in, but for BHS seniors Erika Torres-Gutierrez ‘26 and Ameira Dunn ‘26, few have been as impactful as being a part of Buffalo Royalty, a program that holds a special place in their heart. Selected as royal ambassadors for the 2025-26 year, Torres-Gutierrez has taken on the role of Miss Buffalo, while Dunn has taken on the role of Buffalo princess. What originally…
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Introduction While Mr. Mischke talks to each grade level about having someone that they can talk to/open up to about anything. Most students say they have someone to talk to. But do they really? Why this topic matters It matters to us because Principal Mark Mischke wants 100% of the student body to have someone that they can talk to about anything at school. This year, according the a BHS survey, 93% of students say…
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Last Thursday afternoon, the Bison Girls Lacrosse team hosted Big Lake in the Section 8 Quarterfinal game, resulting in a huge win for the Bison. Big Lake started off the game scoring the first goal, followed by Calista Weiche ‘27 making a quick comeback in the game with a hat trick with just over six minutes left in the first quarter. Throughout the game, the Bison stayed strong with impressive goals made by leading scorers,…
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The Buffalo Bison track and field team is defined by more than just winning times and top finishes. With a roster made up of mostly freshmen, the team has built a culture centered on support, growth, and energy. Despite their youth, the athletes are coming together quickly, showing that their strong chemistry can form even in a new and developing group. Elijah Soukup ’26 manages the team, unable to run due to injury, and…
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