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Buffalo Girls Volleyball Team snapped a six-game losing streak with a dominating 3-0 win over the Monticello Magic on Tuesday. The Magic made continuous mistakes and the Bison took that to their advantage, feeding off of them. Buffalo’s setters rose last night and played their best game yet. “Okay, me personally, I had a lot of adrenaline.” Adellita Nelson ‘27 said. “ Because if I get a block or I get a kill, then it…
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Buffalo Boys Soccer Team remains undefeated after a 2-1 win on Rogers’ home field last night. Rogers put up a fight by taking the 1-0 lead in the first 3 minutes of the game. Buffalo responded quickly, Reid Poser ‘28 tied the game with a corner kick rebound to go into the second half tied 1-1. In the second half, Owen Seastrom ‘27 scored the game-winning goal with a header assisted by Cade Nissen ‘27,…
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Every year, before the first day of school, incoming freshmen have the opportunity to explore and connect with their classmates before the chaos of a full building begins. They are welcomed at each entrance by staff and B1 leaders as they prepare for the next 4 years of their lives. Their day began with Advisory, followed by a tour around BHS led by B1 Leaders. They then had a mock schedule where they visited their…
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The Buffalo Bison brought their pride tonight in a dominating game against the Falcons, winning 27-21.The Bison brought their 2-1 record against the Armstrong Falcons, leaving with a new record 3-1. In the first quarter, Wide Receiver Matthew Jordan ‘27 gained the Bison a 66-yard first down. Following the first down, Running Back Zeke Afonja ‘28 put Bison on the scoreboard with his first varsity touchdown. Minutes later, wide receiver Jackson Coss ‘26 gained the…
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The Buffalo Bison defeated the Bemidji Lumberjacks 31-30 in a thrilling showdown at Bison Field West. It was the Bison’s third game of the season, entering with a record of 1-1. Tonight, the Student body was dressed in Red, White, and Blue to honor military heroes in the US. Bemidji struck first with a field goal to close the opening quarter ahead 3–0. Early in the second, wide receiver Jackson Coss ’26 moved the chains…
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The opening Buffalo Football game started with crowds roaring in excitement, and football players racing around the field. The game had an electric atmosphere consisting of high anticipation for the Bison to win their first home game. No one could have predicted the dark turn the game would take for Cornerback Reiker Wignes ‘27. Moments before the halftime break Wignes was zooming in for a tackle on one of the Robbinsdale-Cooper wide receivers, when he…
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The Bison Football Team bounced back from a Week 1 loss with a huge 24-6 victory against the Robbinsdale-Cooper Hawks. The Bison student body was dressed in pink, supporting the team on Tackle Cancer night. The first quarter featured amazing plays by Wide Receiver Matthew Jordan ‘27, who gained a first down on an amazing interception by stealing the ball from the Hawks, giving the Bison momentum at the end of the first quarter. In…
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The Buffalo Bison opened their season on Friday night with a 28-27 loss to the Brainerd Warriors. The Bison moved down a conference, so the Warriors are the first of a new group of teams the Bison will face this year. During the first quarter, the Bison’s defense kept the score 0-0. The second quarter followed with Brainerd getting a touchdown and a two-point conversion, but the Bison did not let this stop them. Quarterback…
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With graduation day approaching, seniors are eagerly counting down the days until they can walk and receive their diplomas. Seeing family, friends and the feeling of accomplishment makes school seem worth it. With the excitement of graduation, families are also forced to face the six-ticket limit. Every senior can choose up to six people to watch their commencement ceremony, often leaving out friends and even close family members. However, the De Young triplets are reaping…
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When graduation comes around each year, many Buffalo High School students are allowed to display only three school-approved graduation cords. The only cords Buffalo grads can receive are for joining the military after high school, having participated in AVID, and having a cumulative 3.67 GPA or higher by the time of graduation. Other schools offer students the opportunity to wear cords for a variety of other societies, clubs, or groups. Some students at BHS have…
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