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On Wednesday, the Bison Girls Tennis Team competed in the section quarterfinals at Rogers. After a very competitive match, the Rogers Royals edged the Bison and took the win with a narrow 3-4 victory, eliminating them from section play as a team. Although the Bison ended up on the wrong end of the scoreboard, members of the team were very proud of the fight that the team put up. “Our team did a really good…
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As the nation and community prepare to cast their ballots in one of the most tense and unprecedented presidential elections in recent history, the effects have begun to be felt locally. From discussions at lunch tables and in social studies classes, to even the upcoming school board election, the policies and promises of presidential candidates are shaping opinions and decisions in Buffalo. But how exactly will this election affect us here? To answer this question,…
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Bison Girls Tennis had a clean sweep to advance through their first round of section play against Coon Rapids at home. “I played my best. It was intense, but it was worth every moment,” Lauren Berg ‘26 said. “I’m excited to go on this season because winning this match means we can keep playing.” Captain Evie Lubben ‘26 added, “As a team, we put up a great fight. Especially Doubles two because they split sets…
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Taking a senior class photo may seem simple right? Just stand in the shape of a number on the football field and then you have your photo. However, the yearbook class that does the work of setting up for the photo has a different perspective on the Class of 2025 photo. On September 30, the senior class of 2025 went out to Bison Field West to take their class photo. What most BHS seniors don’t…
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“Bell-2-Bell, no cell” is a newly familiar phrase for BHS students. This school year, a new phone policy has been enforced by teachers and staff preventing any phone use or contact from the start of the class bell to the end of the class bell. In previous school years, phone rules were relatively relaxed, with each teacher determining how much students could use their phones during class. The goal of the new policy is to…
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Now that Homecoming Week has passed, students have returned to the normal school routine. The long-awaited Homecoming Dance concluded Homecoming festivities, however, some seniors say that the experience did not live up to the dances of the past. The most common reason cited by these seniors was the behavior of the students on the dance floor. “There were a lot of people shoving and pushing, and it was not fun to be on the dance…
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Buffalo High School Mock Trial got a rare sneak peek of their exciting murder case for their upcoming 40th anniversary season beginning in October. Since the team’s whole case doesn’t come out until later this fall, getting a sneak peek now is pretty exciting. Adler Neu ‘26, about to start her junior season, is optimistic about the team’s success despite a shift in the teams. “Last year’s case was pretty boring, so I think we’re…
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The Bison Football Team continued their win streak with a 24-7 victory against Roseville (2-2) tonight, bringing their record to 4-1. The First Quarter featured a long run by running back Landon Carrell ‘25, earning the Bison a First Down, but the Bison never found the endzone. However, the Bison Defense kept Roseville down during a scoreless quarter. For the fourth game in a row, running back Noah Wittke ‘25 scored a touchdown, putting the…
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The girls’ volleyball team had a disappointing loss against Andover at home Tuesday night, a result of small mistakes in critical moments. Their record for the season is 0-9 as they head into a tough matchup against Minnetonka tonight. They lost the first game, managed to bring it back, and won game 2, but could not manage to finish it out in the last two, making the final score 1-3. This was an unfortunate loss…
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The Boys Varsity Soccer team has a tough game against the Minnetonka Skippers tonight. They are hoping to bounce back from a tie against Bemidji on Monday so they can get into a higher seed for sections. After not winning a game in the Lake Conference in the program’s history, the team is 7-2-2 with hopes of a deep postseason run. The team started on 7-0-1 until they faced Lake Conference powerhouses Wayzata and Edina.…
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