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The Bison Girls Basketball Team came up just short Monday, January 13, as a full-team effort at home resulted in an eventual 49-51 loss to the Hastings Raiders. The Bison started the first half strong with Brianna Eggers, Hayley Rohlin, Mia Haugen, Avery Bjorklund, Alayna Feekes, and Cyre Otto all scoring for the Bison and helping them to take a 27-22 lead into halftime. After baskets by Savannah Stotts, Feekes, Eggers, and Rohlin, the Bison…
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On December 7, the Varsity Buffalo Dance Team was announced at awards for the first time in 6 years, scoring 282 for jazz and 272 for kick. After only two jazz competitions, the team has already beat their highest jazz score of 271 from last year. Buffalo Dance earned its highest score since 2020 at a recent competition, earning 290 points. Overall, the team’s season so far has shown to be promising. “The season is…
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At 12:44 P.M. every day, students file into the last lunch of the day that will be served. As they walk up to the lunch line, they wonder what will be left for them to choose from. More often than not, it won’t be what was listed on the menu. Students often recall times when the staff had to microwave more food to keep up with the demand or when the lunch option they would…
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In the digital age, scams and hacking have become a common threat. One of the most frequent types of scams is phishing—fraudulent emails designed to trick recipients into providing sensitive information, such as passwords, financial details, or other personal data. These emails often appear to come from trusted sources, making it difficult to recognize them as scams. According to Paula Meister, the tech manager of the high school, phishing emails are “designed to trick people…
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Thirty-four varsity teams and eighteen JV teams will compete at the first Knowledge Bowl meet of the season. Buffalo will bring five varsity and three JV teams. Ben Diethelm ‘25 is excited for the season. This is Deithelm’s fourth year competing in Knowledge Bowl. This year’s season will be shorter than in previous years, which will be nice for students like him who compete in spring sports. “I’m looking forward to hanging out with people…
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The stress of the Holiday Season was enhanced for Concert Choir singers early this winter. Beyond preparing for their highest-intensity show of the school year, Sounds of the Season, they also had to prepare four other pieces, including one made up of three movements. The annual Buffalo Community Orchestra concert took place on December 8 in the PAC. The concert featured the talented musicians of the Buffalo Community Orchestra, Buffalo Bell Ringers, BHS Concert Choir,…
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Remember the days in 2017 when every kid was holding a fidget spinner? Well, those days are back. Fidgets like NeeDoh Nice Cubes, fidget spinners, Pop-It Balls, and texture strips are making a huge comeback around the school. The leader in fidgets is the squishy Nee Doh product advertised as a sensory toy with a “super solid squish”. The cubes are skyrocketing in popularity and students can now spot the purple, blue, and pink cubes…
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Deep in Buffalo, amid cornfields and suburbs, high schoolers mill around from class to class. Each holds their own private thoughts, stories, and opinions. The Herdcast—made by friends Aiklie Gray ‘25, Wyatt Droen ‘25, and Vivian Grambart ‘25—brings student voices to light through their unique, student-centric episodes and topics. In every episode of the Herdcast, listeners are met by two main voices: hosts Gray and Grambart. Gray was the first to suggest creating the Herdcast.…
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Bison Boys Basketball pulled out a nail-biting doubleheader win against the Moorhead Spuds (66-61). The boys took an early lead and kept it through the second half. However, the Spuds were able to battle back and tie the game up with only a few minutes left. With an electric student section and time ticking down the Boys made one final push to take the win. Bison Girls Basketball was not as fortunate taking a well-fought…
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BHS choir students are preparing for their biggest concert of the year “Sounds Of The Season”. The choir has been preparing for this night for the past weeks and they are so excited and ready for this wonderful concert they get to perform. “I’m super excited for Sounds of the Season,” Cici Roder ‘25 said. “It’s my favorite concert of the year and we’ve been working really hard. I’m excited to share our hard work…
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